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For its new 2026 products, Apple to rely exclusively on AMOLEDs from Samsung and LG as BOE fails to enter its supply chain

For its new 2026 products, Apple to rely exclusively on AMOLEDs from Samsung and LG as BOE fails to enter its supply chain
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Apple has reportedly decided to source AMOLED displays exclusively from Samsung and LG for its 2026 product lineup. This move follows quality control issues and production disruptions at BOE's manufacturing facilities.

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The decision impacts the global display supply chain and highlights Apple's stringent quality standards for its upcoming high-end device launches.

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Towards the end of 2025 BOE suffered from disruptions at its B11 AMOLED production line , which is where BOE produces smartphone AMOLED displays for Apple's iPhones. The company later resumed production , following what was one of several OLED quality issued the company was facing.

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