OLED displays provide better image quality, a low response time, low power consumption and a thinner design. While OLEDs are already very popular in smartphones, wearables, VR headsets and TVs, burn-in challenges and high production costs have resulted in slower adoption in the laptop market.
In 2019 all that changed as Samsung Display started producing 15.6" 4K AMOLED displays for the laptop market, and several leading makers (including HP, Lenovo and Dell) started to offer high-end OLED laptops. Since then SDC added more OLED laptop displays to its lineup, and other OLED producers (such as EDO and BOE) started to offer laptop panels as well.
In 2020 Lenovo became the first company to offer a laptop with a foldable OLED. The ThinkPad X1 Fold features a 13.3" 2048x1536 foldable OLED display that is produced by LG Display. The display takes up the entire interior of this this device, and this is what will likely to be just a first design that may eventually become the future of mobile computing.
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Following is a list of laptops with OLED displays:
Samsung's latest laptops are all based on OLED displays. The Galaxy Book 5 Pro is available in two sizes: 16" 2880x1800 or 14" 2880x1800 AMOLEDs, offering 48~120Hz VRR and up to 500 nits of brighntess. The Book 5 Pro has Intel's Ultra 7/5 chipset and up to 32GB of RAM and 1 TB of storage.
The Galaxy Book5 360 has a 15.6" 60Hz 1920x1080 AMOLED, and also the same Intel chipset and memory options.
Dell's latest 14-inch premium laptop, the Pro 14 Premium (model PA14260) offers an optional 2560 x 1600 (WQXGA) Tandem OLED touchscreen.
Other specifications include Intel's Panther Lake platform up to Core Ultra 7 366H vPro, 4-core Xe3 iGPU, up to 2TB of storage and up to 64 GB of LPDDR5X-8533 dual-channel RAM too.
Asus's ROG Zephyrus 16 Duo (2026) gaming laptop has two 16-inch AMOLED touch displays. Each display offers 3K resolution 120Hz, 1100 nits peak brightness. The laptop is based on Intel's latest processors and comes with a choice of NVIDIA's GPUs. Asus says that the laptop oas a CNC-milled aluminum chassis that features a new Stellar Grey colorway, removable magnetic keyboard, and Slash Lighting.
Asus did not yet detail the price or availability of the new dual-OLED laptop.
Samsung's Galaxy Book6 laptop series for 2026, include 3 OLED models. The top of the range Galaxy Book 6 Ultra offers a touch 16" 2880x1800 120Hz Super AMOLED display, an Intel Core Ultra Series 3 chipset, and up to 30 hours of battery life.
The Galaxy Book 6 Pro comes in two variants. The 16-inch model has the same display as the book 6 Ultra, while the 14-inch model has a smaller 14" display, but with otherwise the same specifications: 2880x1800 resolution and 120Hz.
The Lenovo Legion Pro Rollable, is a concept gaming laptop, unveiled in CES 2026. The laptop has a rollable display that opens horizontally, to enable a 21:9 aspect ratio, produced by TCL CSOT.
The display is 16" when closed, opening up to 24-inch , in the ultra-wide mode. The laptop, shows in CES 2026, is a concept device, not a commercial one.
HP's 2025 OmniBook 5 laptop range, based on Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Plus and X chipsets, offer long battery life (up to 34 hours according to HP), excellent displays, and relatively low cost. The display is either a 14" 1920x1200 or a 16" 2048x1280 AMOLED displays.
The HP OmniBook 5 is now shipping, starting at $550.
Huawei's MateBook Fold is a laptop that sports a large foldable OLED display - a 18-inch 1,600 nits 3300 x 2200 LTPO tandem-stack AMOLED display. When folded, the display is 13-inch in size. The laptop offers 32GB of RAM, and up to 2TB of storage.
Huawei has started to ship the MateBook Fold in China in June 2025, starting at 23,999 Yuan (around $3,300 USD).
Motorola's first laptop, the Moto Book 60, sports a 14" 120Hz 2880x1800 (2.8K) AMOLED display, Windows 11 and an Intel Core 5 or Core 7 chipset.
The Moto Book 60 is exclusive to India, and it will ship soon starting at around $725 (special launch price).
Dell's Pro Max 14 Premium and Pro Max Premium are high-end enterprise-grade laptops. The Pro Max 16 Premium offers a 16" 4K AMOLED display, with a tandem stack architecture (produced by LGD).
The Pro Max 14 Premium offers a 14" QHD+ (3200x1800) Tandem AMOLED display. Both laptops are based on Intel's Arrow Lake Core ultra chipsets and up to RTX Pro 2000 Blackwell GPUs.
Lenovo's YOGA Air X AI Yunqiao Edition is a premium laptop display that offers a 14" 120Hz 1100 nits 4K AMOLED touch display that brings the world's first under-display-camera in a laptop device. The embedded camera helped Lenovo increase the screen to body ratio to 98%, said to be the highest in the industry.
Other features of this premium laptop include an Intel Core Ultra 7 258V chipset, 32GB of LPDDR5X RAM and a 1GB SSD. The laptop is now shipping in China for 14,999 Yuan (around $2,050 USD).
