Alleged Samsung Display roadmap leak points to 24-inch and 39-inch QD-OLED panels in 2027
Samsung Display is reportedly preparing new 24-inch and 39-inch QD-OLED panel sizes for 2027, according to a roadmap leak posted by ChannelGate. This is not a claim about finished Samsung-branded monitors launching next year, but rather an internal panel roadmap tied to Samsung Display’s technology plans. In other words, it’s more about panels than actual monitors.
The leaked text says Samsung Display’s 2026 QD-OLED lineup will continue using GEN2 and GEN3 luminous materials. It also mentions a new 34-inch U+ resolution model, RGB Stripe pixel structure at 110 PPI, UHD refresh rates increasing to 240Hz, and an updated panel surface treatment listed as AR3.0 / AGLR. Brightness for that generation is said to remain at the current tier.
Source: Weixin Translated
For 2027, the roadmap points to a shift to GEN4 luminous material technology and an internal structure update described as QOE specifications. The same leak says Samsung Display plans to add new 24-inch and 39-inch monitor sizes. It also references UHD 240Hz DLG support and brightness targets centered around TB600.
Samsung’s current QD-OLED monitor presence is focused on larger formats, so a smaller panel could open the door to more compact gaming displays. The 39-inch size would also expand Samsung Display’s ultrawide options, although that format already exists in the broader OLED monitor market.
Source: ChannelGate (Weixin) via @realVictor_M
