iPhone 14 series will feature OLED displays from Samsung, LG, and BOE

In September of this year, the iPhone 14 series is expected to be released worldwide. According to a new report, the Cupertino-based tech giant will continue to order OLED displays from BOE, Samsung, and LG Display, the same three companies that supplied the iPhone 13 series OLEDs last year.

Samsung will be Apple’s largest OLED supplier this year, according to research firm Omdia (via ITHome). The iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro, and iPhone 14 Pro Max will all have screens made from this material.

Meanwhile, in 2022, LG will provide OLEDs for Apple’s standard iPhone 13, iPhone 14, and iPhone 14 Pro Max, while BOE will only provide OLEDs for Apple’s standard iPhone 13 and iPhone 14.

price of iPhone 14 series

Due to rising component costs and Apple’s desire to differentiate Pro and non-Pro iPhones, the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max will cost $1099 and $1199, respectively. Apple is also expected to replace the iPhone 13 mini with the iPhone 13 Max, which will cost $300 more. Also, see Apple’s iPhone’s top three ways to block a contact.

Specifications for the iPhone 14 series

The iPhone 14 series will include a new design, a better camera, and other improvements over the Pro model. The iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max are said to have a taller profile and a better camera module to accommodate the new internals.

Both iPhone 14 Pro models will feature a triple rear camera system with a 48MP wide-angle, 12MP ultra-wide-angle, and telephoto lens. The upcoming iPhone 14 series will be able to play 8K videos.

Apple’s iPhone 14 Pro will have 8GB of RAM and a 120Hz refresh rate on its display. The iPhone 13 model, on the other hand, has a storage capacity of 128GB. According to analysts, the iPhone 14 series devices will have a 64GB base storage capacity.

In terms of design, the camera bump on the 2022 high-end iPhone will be 4.17 mm thick, which is 0.57 mm thicker than the bump on the iPhone 13 Pro Max.