Samsung’s QD-OLED TV shipments in 2022 are about 450,000 units, and The Elec cites UBI Research analysts predicting that Samsung’s QD-OLED TV shipments will increase to 1.3 million units in 2023. According to sources, Samsung Display has increased its QD-OLED production yield to 90% in just one year after starting mass production. In turn, Samsung Electronics raised its 2023 forecast to shipments of 1.3 million units from 1 million.

Market observers believe that in 2024, Samsung will continue to increase shipments of QD-OLED TVs. The company could cross the 2 million mark after 2023.

With the combination of Neo QLED and QD-OLED, Samsung TV shipments in 2023 may reach about 3.8 million units. This means that QD-OLED will narrow the gap with Neo QLED TVs. Samsung expects to ship about 2.5 million Neo QLED TVs in 2023.

Not long ago, the same research firm said that Samsung Display is betting on QD-OLED technology to secure orders from other companies. Samsung Display has increased production of QD-OLED panels and hopes to secure orders from several other device makers, including Apple.

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