Samsung Display has introduced what it says is the world’s first 4K 360Hz QD-OLED monitor panel at Computex 2026, targeting gamers and esports users who want high refresh rates without sacrificing resolution.
The new panel measures 32 inches and supports a variable refresh rate of 360Hz.
4K resolution meets 360Hz refresh rate
Samsung Display said the panel is built using its Penta Tandem technology.
The technology uses:
- A five-layer blue OLED stack structure
- New organic materials
According to the company, the design helps the panel achieve higher brightness and deliver a stronger HDR experience for games and video content.
Samsung Display also said it optimized the panel’s internal circuitry and current-driving systems to address the challenges of combining ultra-high resolution with a 360Hz refresh rate.
Other displays shown at Computex 2026
Alongside the flagship panel, Samsung Display showcased a 34-inch QD-OLED monitor with:
- QHD+ resolution
- VESA DisplayHDR True Black 500 certification
The company also demonstrated a QD-OLED monitor with a new Vertical Stripe (V-Stripe) subpixel layout.
New subpixel arrangement aims to improve text quality
Most QD-OLED panels use a triangular subpixel arrangement.
Samsung’s V-Stripe design places the:
- Red subpixel
- Green subpixel
- Blue subpixel
side by side in a layout similar to that used in LCD panels.
According to Samsung Display, the arrangement improves text clarity.
TL;DR:
Samsung Display has unveiled a 32-inch 4K 360Hz QD-OLED monitor panel at Computex 2026. The company also showed a 34-inch QHD+ display and a new V-Stripe subpixel design aimed at improving text sharpness.
AI summary:
- Samsung Display introduced a 32-inch 4K 360Hz QD-OLED panel.
- The display uses the company’s Penta Tandem OLED technology.
- Samsung says the panel delivers higher brightness and improved HDR.
- A 34-inch QHD+ QD-OLED monitor was also showcased.
- The company demonstrated a new V-Stripe subpixel layout for better text clarity.
