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BOE has obtained 30 million OLED display orders from Apple, but a recent design change could affect the entire operation.

A new report says that Apple is planning to produce 150 million OLED panels for iPhone 14″, but that BOE supplier could have 30 million expected orders scrapped because of design issues. This information comes from a report by The Elec, where the source said that BOE “has not yet received approval from Apple to produce OLED panels for the upcoming iPhone 14 series of smartphones”.

This is because Apple “caught” BOE changing the circuit width of the film transistors it uses on OLED panels for Apple’s current best iPhone, the iPhone 13. This is a bug that preceded it. There were reports that Apple had to stop ordering from BOE.

That same design change could now also cost BOE an order for 30 million OLED panels for the iPhone 14. According to the report, BOE has dispatched “C-level” executives and employees to headquarters Apple to self-explain, but when asked about approving the production of iPhone 14 panels, they “did not receive a clear response”.

The report says that Apple “seems to be ready to pick competitors” Samsung Display and LG Display instead,” and that was a huge blow to the Chinese display maker.

Also according to The Elec, Apple is planning to produce more than 150 million OLED panels for the iPhone 14, up from 140 million panels that they have been planning before, possibly showing that the iPhone manufacturer is Anticipate increased demand or supply problems.

The report states that production of the panels will begin “as early as June”. Samsung Display is expected to supply OLED panels for the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max. While LG Display is also expected to supply LTPO TFT OLED panels for the iPhone 14 Pro Max for the first time later this year.

According to many reports from reliable sources, Apple is planning to get rid of the “mini” iPhone in favor of the new 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Max. Other rumored features include a new pill-shaped punch-hole front-facing camera cluster that will replace the notch on the iPhone 14 Pro, along with a new 48MP camera and processor chip. The design is not expected to change much, except for the larger rear camera for some versions.