OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) is an emerging display technology that has also begun to be gradually applied in the automotive field. Compared with traditional LCD displays, OLED displays have better color performance, higher contrast, lower energy consumption, and can also have a wider viewing angle. Therefore, more and more car manufacturers are beginning to launch models with OLED displays. But how do consumers distinguish between different types of OLED displays? Next, we will introduce several aspects to you.

 

1. Distinguish digital display effects

Digital display effect refers to the detailed expression effect when displaying graphics or fonts. Consumers can observe from the following aspects:

 

(1) Resolution

 

Resolution refers to the number of pixels displayed on the screen. Generally speaking, screens with higher resolutions show better details. Consumers can look at the technical parameters of the display. If the resolution is higher than 1080P, it can be considered a high-quality OLED display. At the same time, you can also take a look at the actual display effect. If the details are clear and the picture is not misaligned or blurred, then the screen is a high-quality OLED screen.

 

(2) Color expression

 

OLED displays have better color reproduction and saturation, and can display richer and more realistic colors. Therefore, when purchasing, you can pay attention to whether the actual displayed picture has bright and bright colors. If the colors are bright and vivid, and there is no color bleeding or color distortion, then the effect of this OLED screen should be good.

 

(3) Contrast

 

The contrast ratio of the OLED display is very high, which can show a deeper and clearer picture. When observing the display effect, you can try adjusting the brightness and contrast to see how the screen display effect changes. If a clearer and more distinct picture can be obtained after adjustment, then the display effect of this screen will be better.

 

2. Resolution screen technology

 

The screen technologies used in different OLED displays will also affect their performance. Consumers can observe from the following aspects:

 

(1) AMOLED and PMOLED

 

OLED displays generally have two technologies, AMOLED and PMOLED, of which AMOLED has a better display effect. In actual use, consumers can distinguish the two technologies by observing the brightness and color performance of the screen.

 

(2) Upright and curved

 

Currently, OLED displays can be divided into two types: upright and curved. The curved OLED display can better adapt to the design of the car's interior curved surface, improving its usage in the car. Upright OLED displays are more common. Consumers can tell its type from the appearance of the screen.

 

3. Identify display size

 

The size and color configuration of OLED displays are also one of the indicators of differentiation.

 

(1) Display size

The size of the display directly affects the display effect. Consumers can distinguish the quality of OLED displays by comparing the display sizes in several different car models.

 

(2) Color configuration

 

High-quality OLED displays usually use more color configurations and can present display effects in a more detailed manner. Color configurations will also vary between brands.

 

Summarize

 

In the process of purchasing OLED displays, consumers can distinguish different types of OLEDs through the above aspects. In fact, consumers do not necessarily need to choose an OLED display when choosing a car. It is important that consumers understand their actual needs and budget to choose a suitable car.