This OLED monitor is literally printed using ink 😲, which could eventually make OLED displays much cheaper. MSI has showcased the world's first 27” 4K 120Hz inkjet-printed OLED monitor at #gamescom2026, featuring an RGB-stripe panel from TCL CSOT. Here's why it matters 👇

You know, I don’t think the person who invented inkjet printers fully understood the future implications of what they created. Now being used in 3-D printing and additive manufacturing. I hope they had a pattern that they’re getting paid all this money for or maybe they open sourced it.. That is one invention that has really changed the world and it’s very understated

Can’t wait till we have the animating breakfast cereal boxes from Minority Report!

Great to see innovation in monitor production. I hope it brings lower prices instead of higher profit margins. Also, will be interesting to see your detailed review of the monitor when it arrives in the market.

Lower production cost = higher profits!!! Not lower retail prices.

Shit was science fiction 15 years ago and pretty soon we will be printing them.

Can it print 300 dpi? I really want a retina 27 inch OLED which is at least 5k

That's the PRO MAX OLED 271UPJW12 model btw. Now all MSI has to do, is release an actual inkjet printer that works.

U forgot capitalism, no matter how cheap it gets to manufacture, if one company has the patent they control the supply hence tighten to make the price higher, more profit less stress. Thats how we roll 2026 until the chinese steal the technique

TCL needs to start using this tech in their TVs instead of giving 10 thousand nits of useless Brightness and horrible motion handling

Welcome back plasma tv

So the main advantage is actually that we're using three different materials for the three colors instead of just one material and a color filter, right? Wasn't a big disadvantage of that that the different materials degrade at different speeds?

In the mean time LG Display has switch to lithography for OLED

They'll just raise the price of the ink chemicals, until it forces everyone to go back to the old ways.

정밀도는 FMM 가 더 좋습니다. 잉크젯이란 기술이 그렇게 좋았다면 종이 인쇄물에도 마스크보다 더 많이 쓰였겠죠. 아직 대량 생산에 잉크젯이 적당하다는 결론은 안나왔습니다. 대면적이 힘들다고 하는데 PC 모니터 정도는 제조가 가능해 졌나보네요. OLED 가격이 더 내려가면 좋겠습니다.

@ppgarcia75 une explication svp

Is this the same tech, or the same production line, as the closed JOLED factory?

Fifteen years of panel reviews and this is the shift worth marking. OLED from a printer instead of a vacuum chamber changes the cost curve, but the deeper change is form. Evaporated OLED needs glass and metal masks. Printed OLED needs a surface. We print flexible OLED near Berlin for surfaces no monitor will ever cover: packaging, medical devices, textiles. The monitor is the first place printing replaces evaporation where screens already exist. The bigger story is where screens never existed at all.

Interesting.. when are Dell and LG making this?

so smart and intuitive

We get cheaper ink jet printed OLED monitors than actual Epson/HP/Canon ink jet cartridges ... Insane world we live in.

How does this tech work ?

That’s insane! What a cool new way to use old tech

soon, you will draw your new monitor with a pencil on a piece of paper

now that is content i want to see on my timeline !!!!

C'est génial @Vincent_Teoh tu imagines le jour où les écrans de 100" et plus seront accessibles pour tous. Par contre clairement là on devrait être au minimum 2 pour le placer sur son meuble ou au mur. Et ta très belle technique 65" on ne pourra pas la refaire.

Good for them.

Wow what?! 🤯

Nice technology, but very expensive for a small 27" with Delta E < 2, which translates to poorer factory color calibration. For the price, it should have at least Delta E < 1.

Only problem is the ink will fade quicker than regular monitors. In direct sunlight its DOA & warranty will not cover this.

Regarding; Very nice Story, I do not see Production Machines @Vincent_Teoh & Official #MSI Company Production Visualization. Yes very Flat screen .. 🟨

And yet they can’t put G.T.A. 6 on a disc 🤣🤣🤣🤣 @RockstarGames do better.

Does this also light up in bright rooms like QD-OLED?

Make 34 curve please

TCL pricing and market is only half the reason of their success other half is innovation likes this.

Glossy or matte?