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Apple to use microLED in AR glasses and 2026's Apple Watch Ultra

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Vlad 07 October 2024

Apple WatchOS Rumors AR

Given how it's canceled its order for microLED displays for the Apple Watch Ultra 3 earlier this year, you'd be forgiven for thinking that Apple was done with the technology, but a new rumor refutes that hypothesis.

According to a tipster on X, Apple is still very much invested in microLED, aiming to finally use it in an Apple Watch Ultra model launching in 2026 (one year earlier than rumored at one point back in February). But that's not all.

Apple to use microLED in AR glasses and 2026's Apple Watch Ultra

Apple is also reportedly going to use microLED panels for AR glasses which will be mass produced in 2026 as well. So if this pans out, 2026 is looking like a very microLEDy year for Apple indeed.

If this is true, it's unclear what LG will choose to do - whether it continues to demand compensation from Apple for the previously canceled project, or will just try to get the contract once again.

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  • Anonymous
  • LfV
  • 08 Oct 2024

Tablets have much bigger screens than smartwatches and ar glasses. Microled is already in development by boe and tcl and has been demoed by them

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  • Dr. Watson
  • H5$
  • 08 Oct 2024

AR glasses? I guess Apple is following after Meta already, but to be fair they probably knew the Vision Pro was cumbersome already before the Orion was shown to the public. Either way it'll be interesting to see what they do to make the Vision...

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  • Anonymous
  • Sr6
  • 08 Oct 2024

Wait what? IPS LCD can have pwm flickering too like OLED? Why nobody told me that? I don't believe you. Show me proof

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