TCL CSOT Shows 16-inch 1440p OLED Laptop Panel at 360Hz

TCL CSOT unveiled a 16-inch 2560 by 1440 inkjet-printed OLED laptop panel capable of a 360 hertz refresh rate, demonstrated in a Lenovo Legion prototype at DTC 2026.

The company showcased the panel as a candidate for the fastest OLED laptop screen in the world. Reports say the display uses inkjet-printed OLED technology, in which highly precise nozzles deposit liquid organic materials directly into predefined grooves for subpixels. TCL CSOT says this method can lower manufacturing costs and improve text clarity.

Panel specifications and recent context

The prototype panel measures 16 inches, carries a 2560 by 1440 resolution, covers 100 percent of the DCI-P3 color space, and reaches a peak brightness of 500 nits. Its headline figure is the 360 hertz refresh rate, a significant step up from the inkjet-printed OLED 240 hertz panel TCL CSOT supplied earlier this year for Lenovo's Legion R9000P. Months ago, Samsung pushed laptop OLED refresh rates to 300 hertz at 2.5K.

Production outlook and practical limits

Achieving 360 frames per second at 1440p is challenging, especially on laptops where mobile graphics processors typically deliver far less performance than desktop cards. TCL CSOT said it is working with commercial partners to develop the technology and indicated mass production of the 360 hertz OLED panel may begin soon. The company has not released a launch date, pricing, or the final hardware configuration of the Lenovo Legion prototype that displayed the panel.