GoKawiilTCL reportedly developing 700Hz OLED gaming monitors using inkjet printing
Market research firm Omdia reports TCL is working on 32- and 34-inch OLED gaming monitors with refresh rates up to 700Hz, to be built at the company's Gen 8.6 OLED plant in Guangzhou with production starting in 2028. The panels will reportedly use inkjet-printed OLED technology rather than the vacuum thermal evaporation process common in current OLED displays, though resolution, response time and launch timing are still unconfirmed.
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Inkjet printing could cut organic material waste by as much as 90%, according to proponents cited in the report, which may make large-panel OLED production, including 4K and 8K TVs, considerably cheaper. If TCL succeeds, it could accelerate the ongoing price decline in OLED gaming monitors, a trend already visible in 2026 as 240Hz models have dropped in cost.
- TCL is reportedly developing 32- and 34-inch OLED monitors with refresh rates up to 700Hz
- The panels would use inkjet-printed OLED manufacturing instead of traditional vacuum thermal evaporation
- Production is expected to start in 2028 at TCL's Gen 8.6 OLED factory in Guangzhou
Source: techspot.com — Kishalaya Kundu, 2026-10-15
Published there as: “TCL wants to build a 700Hz OLED gaming monitor, and it's betting on inkjet printing to do it”
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