As more and more phones use OLED screens, people are starting to understand the screen and tell you the difference between OLED screens and LCD screens.

First, you see your screen as a complete picture, but in reality, boe 2023 if you stick it to the edge of the screen, you will find that your screen is actually made up of countless dots, each displaying its own color, spelling out a complete picture. Because each pixel is so small, your eye will mistake it for a complete picture.

Each pixel has three sub-pixels - red, green and blue. We know that the red, green and blue primary colors can modulate many colors, and our screens can adjust thousands of colors by adjusting the ratio of the red, green and blue primary colors.

The principle of screen imaging technology and you presumably we should be more clear - the screen is composed of countless points, each point is composed of three sub-pixels of red, green and blue, each pixel can be adjusted by the color ratio of red, BOE displays green and blue sub-pixels to study the display of different colors, and finally achieve all the pixels to spelling out the picture you see.

The current LCD also has a fatal problem, that is, the liquid crystal layer can not be completely closed, oled manufacturer so if the LCD shows black, part of the light will pass through the color layer, so the black of the LCD is actually a mixture of black and white gray, just like you use a white flashlight to shoot black film, will the light through the film become black? Of course not. Seen from the other side of the film, it is actually a gray with decreasing brightness, not pure black.

OLED is different, when OLED displays a black, we can directly close the pixels in the black area to achieve the effect of almost pure black.

In addition, due to the presence of the backlight layer, the LCD's backlight can easily leak out from the gap between the screen and the frame. This is often said that the display light leakage, liquid crystal display can not completely avoid the phenomenon of light leakage, only serious.

Thickness: LCD due to the existence of the backlight layer and the liquid crystal layer, its thickness is much thicker than OLED, so OLED screen is very easy to make the phone or display thin, no impact on the display, for the phone is a qualitative leap, thinner screen allows you to plug more components to enhance the experience of other parts.

Bendability: LCD displays can't bend because of the LCD and backlight layers, while OLED screens can fold almost as easily as origami. Samsung's curved screens use OLED technology. The thing to note here is that this is a big bend. The curved screen on the desktop is still an LCD screen. As you can see, there's not a lot of bending. It folds in half like a piece of paper.

Color: Contrast is the ratio of white to black. The higher the contrast, the more intense the color. Because the LCD has a backlight layer, the black is not pure black, so the contrast is difficult to high. Organic LED black does not emit light, so some pixels in the black area can be turned off directly. At this point black is almost zero, so the theoretical contrast can be said to be infinite. Here I use a sentence to summarize the color of organic light-emitting diodes. The organic light-emitting diode is a pure and delicate oil painting, and the LCD is a dim and light watercolor pen painting. I think the average person can tell the difference between a high-end OLED and a liquid crystal at a glance.

Individual lighting: When the LCD is turned on, the entire backlight layer is turned on, so the LCD is either on or off, and each pixel of the organic light-emitting diode is independent, so the organic light-emitting diode can illuminate a part of the pixel separately. Using this feature, you can achieve a very convenient function - display at any time. When the screen is turned off, the low brightness lights up a few pixels to display the time, light and notifications, so the Samsung phone can know what app is without opening the screen. This function can greatly reduce the number of times the screen is lit, and indirectly save electricity. Once you get used to it, you'll love this feature.