Analyst firm UBI Research, has revealed the vendors contracted by Apple to provide the display panels and types for the upcoming iPhone 14 series. The display size and notch type for each model in the series are in line with the information already available on the grapevine. It also further outlines the type of display and supplier(s).
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Apple has reportedly removed the 5.4-inch iPhone mini and added a 6.7-inch iPhone Max to the line-up. This means that 2022 iPhones will only have two screen size options: 6.1-inch (iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro) and 6.7-inch (iPhone 14 Max and iPhone 14 Pro Max). The Pro models will use the LTPO display panels with double punch-hole notch for cameras and sensors while the non-pro models will use LTPS units as well as the same notch as iPhone 13 series.
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According to the research firm, Samsung Display will supply the most OLED units – both LTPS and LTPO panels for the entire iPhone 14 series while LG Display and BOE are to provide panels for only the vanilla iPhone 14 and 14 Pro Max. Apple is predicted to require up to 215 million OLED panels out of which Samsung Display will account for 135 million units, LG Display 55 million units and BOE 25 million units.
Source: UBI Research