Huawei P40 lineup uses BOE screens Comments

• Anonymous
• J8A
• 27 Mar 2020

Cutout looks a bit exaggerated. There are annoying issues on the corners of the display. Rear camera placement is wrong. Horizontal alignment is a better choice for design and usage purposes. Samsung S10 line has a better design. I think manufacturers should think again.

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• enigmatic
• t@g
• 27 Mar 2020

The uglies giant punch hole

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• EskeRahn
• n4L
• 27 Mar 2020

BOE is also the the manufacturer of the screens on the F(x)tec Pro1 keyboard slider.

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• schenk
• kiQ
• 27 Mar 2020

its pretty ironic that in the smartphone worl people actual believe OLED as a technology is much brighter

then in the TV space OLED struggles at 1000 nits and LCD displays are aiming for 5000 nits and even projected to go to 10000 nits in the future

where images will go for photo realism for parts in images that have high glow, surfaces reflecting light etc

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• Anonymous
• DG@
• 27 Mar 2020

Man, that screen cutout is huge.. what's the point.. just keep the notch.

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• Josephnero
• nsA
• 27 Mar 2020

No wonder brightness is capped at 480 nits on auto btight mode

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• Anonymous
• D0e
• 27 Mar 2020

The brightness is very low at 430nits, even cheap 2nd quality Google pixel 4 panels have higher screen brightness.

OnePlus, Xiaomi and Samsung have some overdrive to hit 1000 nits at certain parts of screen.

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• Whackcar
• 6QC
• 27 Mar 2020

That's good. BOE makes good screens for a reasonable cost.

Even Apple is expected to use BOE as their supplier for 2021 iPhones: https://www.gsmarena.com/apple_looking_into_boe_as_second_largest_oled_supplier_for_2021-news-40784.php

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