Before 2022, pretty much every OLED was a WOLED and among current models this is still the most common type of panel. It's also worth noting that, as of this writing, Samsung doesn't make 16:9 QD ...

However, both QD-OLED and WOLED are different when it comes to panel and subpixel structure. Here's what that means and why it matters: WOLED: A WOLED panel uses an OLED layer at the bottom that ...

In addition, LG has added a fourth sub-pixel for white, which helps increase the overall brightness of the OLED panel. As a result, each pixel is composed of white, red, green and blue sub-pixels – ...

Samsung confirmed its new 83-inch S90C OLED TV uses WOLED instead of the QD-OLED tech that’s in its other TVs. Samsung reportedly reached a deal with South Korean rival LG to use LG’s panels ...

As a refresher, WOLED panels have WRGB subpixel structures, while QD-OLED panels use a triangular RGB subpixel arrangement. Reviews have shown these discrepancies resulting in performance differences.

For starters, by using a panel bought in from LG Display at its heart, the 83S90C is inevitably using so-called WOLED/WRGB technology instead of the Samsung-developed Quantum Dot OLED technology ...

LG Display, the world's largest LCD panel maker, clinched the title of world's largest UHD TV panel vendor last month for the first time in 22 months, a research report released Thursday showed.