Huawei P40 lineup uses BOE screens
The Huawei P40 family debuted yesterday with two different displays – vanilla P40 with a flat 6.1” OLED of FullHD+ resolution, and quad-curved 90Hz 6.6″ OLED for the P40 Pro and P40 Pro+ wioth 1200x2640px resolution.
After the launch, the CEO of the display manufacturer BOE announced on Weibo that his company is behind the manufacture of all the screens.
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BOE was really proud of its accomplishment with the curved panels of the P40 Pro and P40 Pro+ that also have a depth/biometric sensor tucked in the punch hole. However, the basic P40 has two cameras (technically one 32 MP shooter + biometric sensor, no depth) and this was more of a two-punch-hole solution.
The company also revealed some numbers – it is the second AMOLED provider in the world, after Samsung, but at the domestic scene, it has an astounding 86.7% market share.
BOE also provides panels for other impressive phones like the foldable Huawei Mate Xs and Motorola Razr, the Reno3 Pro 5G, and even some LG V60 ThinQ 5G units.
