TCL's CSOT division unveiled several display innovations at MWC 2026, with Super Pixel technology leading the charge. This new pixel arrangement increases sub-pixel density by 1.8%, improving image sharpness while reducing power consumption by 25%. The technology already appears in Xiaomi's latest phones and supports refresh rates up to 165Hz, making it ideal for gaming smartphones.

Beyond mobile, TCL showcased a 28-inch trifold OLED monitor with the world's largest waterdrop hinge, transforming from a 16-inch notebook-like form into an ultra-wide display. The company also demonstrated a foldable laptop for Huawei featuring a 10-120Hz refresh rate and high contrast ratio. This tandem LTPO flexible display can function as a laptop with a virtual keyboard or fold flat for tablet use, with an optional physical keyboard attachment.

TCL pushed boundaries with the world's brightest OLED display at 15,000 nits and the narrowest bezel on a foldable OLED. The company also introduced a natural light-certified mobile OLED using circular polarizer technology to reduce glare and visual fatigue. These innovations address common pain points like outdoor visibility, eye strain, and the bulkiness of current foldable devices, potentially shaping the next generation of smartphones, laptops, and monitors.