Great news for cheap OLED TVs and monitors: LG's new '2-stack' tech should cost less to make and be more energy efficient than its recent 'OLED SE' panel
2026 TVs such as the Panasonic Z86C (front) use LG Display's OLED SE panel. That, the firm says, will reduce production costs and improve energy efficiency. And it'll also deliver improved colors.The new panel is designed to be used in mid-range OLED TVs and in computer monitors, making it a direct rival for mini-LED.
- ▪2026 TVs such as the Panasonic Z86C (front) use LG Display's OLED SE panel.
- ▪That, the firm says, will reduce production costs and improve energy efficiency.
- ▪And it'll also deliver improved colors.The new panel is designed to be used in mid-range OLED TVs and in computer monitors, making it a direct rival for mini-LED.
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Televisions Great news for cheap OLED TVs and monitors: LG's new '2-stack' tech should cost less to make and be more energy efficient than its recent 'OLED SE' panel News By Carrie Marshall Published 7 August 2026 LG's new panels deliver better color and wider viewing angles for a lower price When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. 2026 TVs such as the Panasonic Z86C (front) use LG Display's OLED SE panel. More affordable panels are on their way.
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