We have long known that the vanilla iPhone 14 duo will not have ProMotion displays (Apple’s marketing term for high refresh rate), but now the release The Elet offers details on the exact type of display that will be used.
The vanilla iPhone 14 (6.1 “) and iPhone 14 Max (6.7”) will use LTPS backplanes and what Samsung calls the M11 material set. This is the set of ingredients that contribute to the creation of the display panel. The M series of material sets are reserved for Apple’s iPhones and Samsung’s premium Galaxy phones.
iPhone 14 Pro (6.1 “) and 14 Pro Max (6.7”) will instead use an LTPO backplane to enable the ProMotion function. In addition, they will use the new M12 material set.
For reference, the Galaxy S22 + and S22 Ultra used the M11 set, the S22 got the old M10 set. The upcoming Galaxy Z Flip4 and Z Fold4 will be the first to use the new M12 material set.
Samsung will supply display panels for all four iPhone 14 models and has reportedly received an order for 80 million panels.
LG will also step in, building panels for the vanilla iPhone 14 and flagship iPhone 14 Pro Max. These will be made with the RS-L material set. Last year LG was building iPhone 13 panels with the previous RS-K set.
The Elec the report does not mention BOE, which reportedly secured a small order of panels, albeit not without some difficulty.
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