TrendForce says its latest AMOLED technology and market report shows that Apple plans to gradually adopt OLED panels capable of achieving 95% coverage of the BT.2020 color gamut across future MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, and iMac product lines.
The article says that BT.2020 imposes substantially higher requirements on color purity, spectral control, luminous efficiency, and power consumption compared to the current mainstream DCI-P3 color standard. As a result, competition in OLED technology is expected to shift beyond traditional metrics such as brightness, contrast, and panel thinness toward achieving an optimal balance among color purity, energy efficiency, and overall display performance.
Following Apple’s introduction of OLED displays in the iPad Pro in 2024, the technology is expected to expand to the MacBook Pro between 2026 and early 2027, reflecting OLED’s continued expansion from smartphones into IT devices, premium notebooks, and professional displays, according to TrendForce. Emissive OLED layers are also evolving from a conventional host-dopant architecture toward increasingly sophisticated energy-transfer systems, per the research group.
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