TCL CSOT showcased several advanced XR display technologies during Display Week 2026 held in Los Angeles last week.
The company’s presentation focused on displays designed for extended reality applications, including augmented reality and virtual reality devices.
One of the key products shown was a 0.28-inch single-chip full-color Si Micro LED display.
According to TCL CSOT, the panel reaches a pixel density of 5,131ppi, which the company claims is the highest in the world for this category.
The display features a resolution of 1,280 x 720 pixels and is designed for lightweight smart glasses, where it can provide AR-style information overlays.
The panel uses Micro LED technology built directly on a silicon substrate. Micro LED displays work similarly to OLED panels because each pixel produces its own light without requiring a backlight.
TCL CSOT also introduced what it described as the world’s highest Real RGB G OLED display. The 2.24-inch panel has a pixel density of 1,700ppi and a resolution of 2,600 x 2,784 pixels.
The display supports a 120Hz refresh rate along with microsecond response times, deep contrast, and lower power consumption.
According to the company, the “G” in G OLED refers to the glass substrate used in the panel, while “Real RGB” refers to the use of a full stripe RGB layout.
The company also presented several other XR-focused displays during the event.
These included a 0.28-inch single-chip multi-color Si Micro LED display, a 3.59-inch 1,512ppi XR display paired with cockpit applications, and a 2.48-inch LCD XR display with a 2,200ppi pixel density.
