On March 3, TCL CSOT showcased a wide range of small- and medium-sized display products, including those independently developed and those co-developed with industry clients, at MWC 2025. At the exhibition, TCL CSOT demonstrated its latest achievements in technologies such as printed OLED, FMM OLED, and LTPS.
In the VR glasses application, TCL CSOT presents a 2.56-inch ultra-low power VR headset. The headset screen uses COA technology combined with high-efficiency Mini LED backlighting, which improves the light efficiency by about 40% compared to traditional Mini LED backlighting. This technology effectively eliminates screen color shift, presents a more delicate picture, and enhances the visual effect and battery life of the ultra-high PPI VR display.
Ultra-low power VR headset (Image source: TCL CSOT)
In addition, TCL CSOT also showcased a VR headset developed in collaboration with Varjo, boasting the world's highest mass-produced pixel density of 1512 PPI. This product features dual 4K displays with a resolution of 3840×3744 per eye. The display brightness reaches 200 nits, and the color gamut is an ultra-high range of 96% DCI-P3, with a field of view of 120°.
The world's highest mass-produced VR headset with a PPI of 1512 (Image source: TCL CSOT)
In the fields of mobile phones and tablet applications, TCL CSOT launched the world's first OLED mobile phone screen with the lowest driving power consumption, a WQHD 120Hz LTPS round-off eye-protection screen, a moth-eye bionic eye protection panel, and the world's first high-definition 4K 144Hz AI tablet.
In the laptop and monitor applications, TCL CSOT showcased what it claims to be the world's brightest printed QD-EL laptop screen, with a resolution of 240 PPI and a BT2020 color gamut coverage exceeding 85%; TCL CSOT's first mass-produced printed OLED 4K professional monitor, and other products. (Source: TCL CSOT, compiled)
The world's brightest printed QD-EL laptop screen (Image source: TCL CSOT)
