OLED Monitor Panel Shipments Surge 65% in 2025 with Continued Growth Projections Over 50% for 2026

The rise of OLED technology is undeniable, as evident from recent shipping statistics. As consumer preferences shift towards OLED displays, we anticipate a significant annual increase in shipments moving forward.

Projections for Global OLED Monitor Panel Shipments: From 1.95 Million to 3.2 Million Units by 2025, Predicted to Surpass 15 Million by 2030

Just a short time ago, global OLED monitor panel shipments struggled to break the one million mark. Recent figures from UBI Research reveal that these shipments have now exceeded three million. In 2022 alone, OLED monitor panel shipments were reported at over half a million units, and projections for 2024 anticipated close to two million—addressing shipments specific to monitors and excluding other devices like TVs or smartphones.

A bar chart titled 'OLED Shipment for Monitor' shows an increasing trend in million pieces from 2026 to 2030.

The latest insights indicate that by 2025, global OLED monitor panel shipments will surpass 3 million units, reflecting an impressive 64% growth rate year-over-year compared to 2024. This noteworthy spike in shipments is attributed to advancements in OLED technology, reductions in pricing, and a broader market acceptance. For 2026, estimates foresee OLED monitor panel shipments reaching 5 million units.

This represents a nearly 56% annual growth, showcasing a marked shift towards OLED technology among a diverse range of users, including both gamers and casual viewers. The upward trend in OLED adoption is expected to continue over the next four to five years, with total shipments projected to exceed 15 million units by 2030. Samsung retains its market dominance, now implementing the latest QD-OLED panel technology across current models. This advancement allows users to experience enhanced brightness and superior color accuracy.

Comparison of 3rd Gen OLED vs 4th Gen OLED with colored layers and labeled text. — LG’s 4th Gen OLED, known as Primary RGB Tandem, incorporates four RGB layers for outstanding brightness.

Meanwhile, LG is also witnessing a positive trend in the adoption of its advanced OLED panels, particularly the Primary RGB Tandem, which offers remarkable brightness. Leading monitor manufacturers are actively launching innovative OLED monitors, leading to significant growth and acceptance of this technology worldwide.

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