Philips is likely planning a QD OLED TV

Philips and TP Vision, who are behind the TV brand in Europe, have confirmed their interest in developing a QD OLED TV based on a Samsung Display panel. There is even a first clean prototype. So said TP Vision’s Senior Director of Product Strategy and Planning, Danny Tack, in an interview.

Currently, only Samsung itself and Sony offer QD OLED TVs. With Philips, a third partner for televisions would be added. The news comes as no surprise as the brand also recently announced a QD-OLED based gaming monitor. So people seem to like technology. According to Tack, the final decision has not yet been made.

According to this, Philips is currently reviewing the strengths and weaknesses of WOLED (LG Display) and QD-OLED (Samsung Display) to then decide what future products should be based on. The costs will certainly also be weighed, which is a particularly important factor in the current economic situation. Maybe Philips could show off a QD OLED TV at CES in Las Vegas in early 2023 and pitch it as a flagship?

However, it is also possible that it will have to wait until 2024 or that Philips or TP Vision will decide otherwise in the end. Would you be interested in a QD-OLED from Philips?

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