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Will LG Electronics' OLED FullVision smartphone succeed in its premium strategy in the second half of the year?
LG OLED technology delivers both a superior grip and a large 6-inch screen.
Application of shock-resistant 'P-OLED' display
LG Electronics will be incorporating LG OLED technology into its strategic premium smartphones for the second half of the year.
LG Electronics will apply "OLED FullVision," a 18:9 aspect ratio OLED display that fills the entire front of the device, to its strategic premium smartphones in the second half of the year. The display size is a massive 6-inch screen, larger than the 5.7-inch display of its predecessor, the LG V20, but the bezels have been reduced to make the device more compact.
In particular, LG Electronics significantly reduced the bottom bezel based on "Bezel Bending" technology, which bends the circuits and insulating layers at the bottom of the product behind the panel. The LG logo at the bottom of the front is placed on the back, completing an extremely minimalist design that leaves nothing but the screen.
The tempered glass on the outside of the display has soft curves on the top, bottom, left, and right edges, seamlessly connecting to the back and further emphasizing the unity of the design.

'OLED FullVision' has a QHD+ (1,440X2,880) resolution and approximately 4.15 million pixels realize vivid picture quality. LG Electronics applied a picture quality algorithm optimized for 'OLED FullVision' to achieve a color reproducibility of ▲148% based on sRGB1), a photo and internet color standard, and ▲109% based on DCI-P32), a digital cinema color standard. This means that it can express accurate colors at the highest level and with the greatest richness among existing smartphone displays.
OLED FullVision also boasts an exceptional contrast ratio, which measures the difference between the screen's darkest and brightest areas, delivering a deep and vivid image. Its response speed, dozens of times faster than LCD, delivers a vibrant and realistic image without afterimages, even when watching fast-moving videos or playing games with rapid screen transitions.
This display supports HDR 10, which maximizes contrast and depth, allowing users to enjoy HDR (High Dynamic Range) video content. Furthermore, by selecting the "Video Color Enhancement" feature in the screen settings, users can enhance the bright areas of standard video content, creating an HDR-like effect.
LG Electronics MC Business Division President Cho Jun-ho emphasized, “We will integrate the world’s best display technology proven in LG OLED TVs to provide a sophisticated design and next-level picture quality for smartphones.”
Application of shock-resistant 'P-OLED' display
LG Electronics will be incorporating LG OLED technology into its strategic premium smartphones for the second half of the year.
LG Electronics will apply "OLED FullVision," a 18:9 aspect ratio OLED display that fills the entire front of the device, to its strategic premium smartphones in the second half of the year. The display size is a massive 6-inch screen, larger than the 5.7-inch display of its predecessor, the LG V20, but the bezels have been reduced to make the device more compact.
In particular, LG Electronics significantly reduced the bottom bezel based on "Bezel Bending" technology, which bends the circuits and insulating layers at the bottom of the product behind the panel. The LG logo at the bottom of the front is placed on the back, completing an extremely minimalist design that leaves nothing but the screen.
The tempered glass on the outside of the display has soft curves on the top, bottom, left, and right edges, seamlessly connecting to the back and further emphasizing the unity of the design.
'OLED FullVision' has a QHD+ (1,440X2,880) resolution and approximately 4.15 million pixels realize vivid picture quality. LG Electronics applied a picture quality algorithm optimized for 'OLED FullVision' to achieve a color reproducibility of ▲148% based on sRGB1), a photo and internet color standard, and ▲109% based on DCI-P32), a digital cinema color standard. This means that it can express accurate colors at the highest level and with the greatest richness among existing smartphone displays.
OLED FullVision also boasts an exceptional contrast ratio, which measures the difference between the screen's darkest and brightest areas, delivering a deep and vivid image. Its response speed, dozens of times faster than LCD, delivers a vibrant and realistic image without afterimages, even when watching fast-moving videos or playing games with rapid screen transitions.
This display supports HDR 10, which maximizes contrast and depth, allowing users to enjoy HDR (High Dynamic Range) video content. Furthermore, by selecting the "Video Color Enhancement" feature in the screen settings, users can enhance the bright areas of standard video content, creating an HDR-like effect.
LG Electronics MC Business Division President Cho Jun-ho emphasized, “We will integrate the world’s best display technology proven in LG OLED TVs to provide a sophisticated design and next-level picture quality for smartphones.”
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