OLED displays are made by placing a series of organic thin films between two conductors. When an electrical current is applied, a bright light is emitted. Since the materials used for OLEDs are organic compounds, they are inherently flexible. This makes OLED displays an excellent choice for creating flexible and foldable screens. OLED screens can bend without the performance being affected, which allows them to be used in devices with various form factors, like folding smartphones or curved monitors.

The organic layers of an OLED can be made on a flexible substrate, which means that the display can be bent or folded. OLED panels can be very thin and do not require a backlight, unlike traditional LCD screens, which makes them ideal for flexible designs. OLED displays also offer high contrast ratios, deep blacks, and a wide color gamut because individual pixels emit their own light and can be turned off completely for pure black.

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