Even the base iPhone 17 will reportedly feature Samsung’s M14 OLED display, which can theoretically hit 3,000 nits. That said, the iPhone 17 probably won’t use the panel’s full brightness.

On Tuesday, Nikkei reported that Apple is that starting next year, every iPhone in Apple’s lineup will have an OLED display. That applies to the iPhone SE, which has been rumored to get an ...

This means that Apple's new iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max smartphones will all use Samsung's new M14 OLED panel, which is a big change over only the ...

South Korea's leading display manufacturers have officially begun production of OLED panels for Apple's upcoming iPhone 17, ...

It has been rumored that Samsung Display would provide the M14 OLED material set for iPhone 16 models. The M14 set is supposed to be more power-efficient due to blue phosphorescence technology.

I’m not talking about the actual OLED panel on the iPhone 16. The OLED screen should offer one of the best experiences in the industry. I’m talking about durability and reflectiveness.

Display tech aside, it’s expected that the iPhone SE will be in an iPhone 14 chassis with — and I’m truly sorry to write this, as an iPhone Mini fan — a 6.1-inch display.