OLED TVs work quite a bit differently than mobile OLED displays. Mobile displays have R,G, and B emitters, while TVs use a single color of OLED emitter, and use color filters or quantum dots to create the other colors. Most mobile OLED displays use PWM to set brightness, while TVs/monitors don't. And, of course, TVs have much larger pixels.100% It feels like you can fall into the display said that. Myself. Personally I’m an OLED snob. Everything I own is OLED. Even a 240hz OLED MSI Gaming Laptop because the next step is 240hz.
This Tandem OLED is amazing. Major TV makers should offer this.
if APPLE sold a Tandem OLED TV 55” or 75” it would be SOLD Out immediately. Or a new XDR Tandem OLED 34” Monitor.
Apple has a MAJOR hit here with Tandem OLED. And I look forward to a Tandem OLED 14” M5 Max MacBook Pro next year.
I'm no expert, so I don't know how feasible Tandem OLED is at larger sizes, but I'd temper you expectations on what may be possible.