TCL CSOT Unveils 500-Nit Inkjet OLED Panel at IFA 2026
TCL CSOT's new inkjet-printed OLED panel hits 500 nits full-screen brightness, surpassing Samsung QD-OLED and LG WOLED. A 27-inch 4K 120Hz demo is at IFA 2026.
TCL CSOT has announced a new generation of inkjet-printed OLED panel technology, promising a full-screen brightness of 500 nits. The company is demonstrating the technology at IFA 2026 with a 27-inch 4K panel running at 120 Hz.
The new panel represents a significant brightness jump over TCL CSOT's first-generation inkjet OLED, which had a full-screen brightness of 300 nits in the MSI Pro Max. For comparison, Samsung's QD-OLED panels are capable of 300 nits full-screen brightness, while LG's WOLED panels reach 335 nits, according to pcgamer.com.
Beyond brightness, the demo panel features 99% DCI-P3 coverage and a true RGB-stripe subpixel structure. TCL CSOT claims the inkjet OLED maintains colour volume regardless of brightness, addressing a common trade-off in OLED displays.
No release date or additional formats for the new panel technology have been announced. The 27-inch 4K 120 Hz demo is the only configuration shown so far.
Quick answers
What is the full-screen brightness of TCL CSOT's new inkjet OLED panel?
TCL CSOT promises a full-screen brightness of 500 nits for its new generation of inkjet-printed OLED panel technology.
How does it compare to Samsung and LG OLED panels?
Samsung's QD-OLED panels reach 300 nits full-screen brightness, and LG's WOLED panels reach 335 nits. TCL CSOT's new panel is rated at 500 nits.
When will TCL CSOT's new inkjet OLED panel be released?
No release date or additional formats have been announced.