The Honor Magic 6 Ultimate to debut BOE’s new double-layer OLED screen with “600% longer life”

The internet is still talking about the Magic 6 Pro and its magical camera and paranormal battery (and AI capabilities), and here comes Honor, ready to launch the Magic 6 Ultimate. As its name suggests, the Ultimate version will be a step above the Pro. It will be revealed on March 18 alongside the Magic 6 RSR Porsche Design and the AI ​​computer, the MagicBook Pro 16. A few days ago, we were able to see what this Magic 6 Ultimate looks like: its design was revealed in two distinct colors. .

Now there's something else that the Magic 6 Ultimate is would have brought at the table: the new double-layer OLED screen from BOE. BOE claims this technology increases screen life 6x – time to say “Wow!”

This advancement could essentially overcome common drawbacks of OLED displays, including burn-in and other signs of wear. To put things into context, while traditional OLED displays often start to show signs of wear and tear after around five years, the latest LED displays have a lifespan that exceeds ten years.

Honor has confirmed that its device will feature this cutting-edge technology (via Android titles).

Along with claims of a 600% improvement in screen durability, the new display is said to bring a 40% increase in power efficiency, marking a significant advancement in display technology. Plus, your battery should last longer with such a screen.

Further details about the display remain scarce so far, but the information shared has already sparked excitement for BOE's new technology.