The cost is three times that of the iPhone, and it is reported that the OLED panel used in Apple's iPad Pro will begin mass production in February next year.

CTOnews.com, Nov. 14, according to South Korean media Korea Herald, the OLED screen designed for Apple's next-generation iPad Pro will begin mass production in February 2024.

CTOnews.com quoted the media as saying that LG Display's plant in Paju, Gyeonggi Province, plans to produce OLED screens as soon as February next year to meet Apple's iPad Pro needs, about three months earlier than previously expected.

The report says the price of each of these screens is three times the price of the iPhone, so if you switch to the client, Apple may raise the price of iPad products.

The current 11-inch iPad Pro is equipped with LCD panels, while the 12.9-inch model is equipped with mini-LED backlight for increased brightness and higher contrast. OLED technology will eliminate the need for backlight, and its benefits include higher contrast and darker black, lower power consumption, etc.

Apple is expected to use a very thin hybrid OLED display, combined with flexible and rigid materials, which could reduce the thickness of the next generation of iPad Pro models.

In addition to OLED display technology, the next generation of iPad Pro models are expected to be equipped with a slightly larger screen, M3 chips and redesigned control accessories.