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Trends in the display industry

Trends in the display industry

2025-06-08

 

Competition among various brands is fierce. Leading brands such as Dell have maintained their leading position in shipment volume relying on their advantages in commercial channels, but their market share has declined slightly. Emerging players like MSI have achieved an 84% year-on-year growth in shipment scale through product price reduction and the refinement of e-sports product lines.

 

 

The rise of new display technologies: Mini LED and OLED technologies are developing rapidly. Thanks to its self-luminous characteristics, OLED monitors have obvious advantages in contrast, color performance, response speed and flexible form. In 2024, the global market scale of OLED monitors exceeded 1.3 million units, with a year-on-year growth of 151%. Based on LCD backlight technology, Mini LED monitors have picture advantages in segmented markets such as e-sports monitors and professional color monitors. In 2024, China's shipment volume accounted for nearly 60% of the global total.

 

Popularization of high refresh rates: Driven by the e-sports market, high refresh rates have become a trend. In 2024, 180Hz quickly became one of the mainstream specifications for e-sports monitors, with a penetration rate of 26% and a year-on-year growth rate of 142%. At the same time, office monitors are also developing towards high refresh rates, and FHD + 144Hz has become a new trend, further integrating the scenarios of office and e-sports monitors.

 

Intelligentization and interactive upgrading: With the implementation of AI intelligent terminals, monitors will not only be image output devices, but also become the core hub of intelligent interaction. In the future, users can control the monitor's on/off, brightness adjustment and content switching through voice or gestures. Meanwhile, the connection between monitors and other terminals and peripherals continues to integrate, and the connection methods are moving towards standardization, integration and wirelessization. For example, the USB-C 65W charging function has attracted the attention of consumers and manufacturers
CRT monitors: Display images by bombarding the phosphor layer with electron beams. They feature high color reproduction and good contrast, but are bulky, heavy, and consume high power.
 
LCD monitors: Display images by using liquid crystal states to change light transmittance. They are thin, light, and energy-efficient, but their contrast and color saturation are not as good as those of CRT monitors.
 
LED monitors: Adopt LED backlight technology. Ordinary LED monitors use multiple LEDs as backlights, while Mini LED monitors use tiny LED chips to improve brightness and contrast.
 
OLED monitors: Each pixel emits light independently without the need for a backlight. They have the advantages of high contrast, high color saturation, and a wide viewing angle, but are costly and prone to aging and screen burn-in
Comparison of Esports Monitors (Taking Some 24 - 27 - inch Products as Examples)

24 - inch Esports Screens

  • ASUS TUF Gaming VG249Q3AASUS中国: With a 23.8 - inch screen, 1K resolution and 180Hz high - refresh rate, it adopts Innolux HCA - PGZ panel and self - assembled Ksf backlight solution. The proportion of harmful blue light is less than 50%, which meets the TÜV low - blue - light certification. Its display performance is medium. In SDR mode, the contrast ratio is 1331:1, color accuracy is 2.67, P3 color gamut coverage is 85.9%, and color temperature is 6657K. Its gaming performance is excellent, with a gray - scale response time of 3.15ms, and the local dark - field tuning is excellent, suitable for FPS games. However, the brightness is only 282nit, the base is in an unfriendly figure - eight shape, and the stand can only be tilted and adjusted horizontally.
  • MACHENIKE MZF25F240: It has a 24.5 - inch screen, 1K resolution, a native 240Hz refresh rate, and can be overclocked to 280Hz. It adopts AU Optronics HAN01 - A panel and a factory - module Ksf side - entry backlight solution, with hardware anti - blue - light properties. In SDR mode, the P3 color gamut coverage is 91.5%, the color temperature is 6913K, the color accuracy is 1.29, the brightness is 399nit, and the contrast ratio is 1080:1. Its gaming performance has made great progress, with a gray - scale response time of 3.01ms, and the dark - field highlight suppression is reasonable. The disadvantages are general workmanship and texture, chaotic OSD button logic, and the stand can only be tilted.
  • HKC MG25H: With a 24.5 - inch screen, 1K resolution and 360Hz high - refresh rate, it adopts AU Optronics HAN03.0 panel and a factory - module Ksf side - entry backlight solution. The display performance is acceptable. In SDR mode, the color accuracy is 1.71, the color temperature is 6950K, the brightness is 426nit, and the contrast ratio is 1336:1. The gaming performance is at an upper - middle level, with a gray - scale response time of 4.15ms, and the real - scene pictures in the dark - field highlights are not over - exposed. However, the P3 color gamut coverage is only 81.7%, the picture color is rather plain, and the screen uniformity is general.
  • ThundeRobot LQ25F165L: It has a 24.5 - inch screen, 2K resolution and 165Hz high - refresh rate, adopts BOE QHB - N20 panel and a factory - module Ksf side - entry backlight solution, with hardware anti - blue - light properties. The display performance is excellent. In SDR mode, the contrast ratio is 1297:1, the brightness is 372nit, and the P3 color gamut coverage is 90.4%. The gaming performance is excellent, with a gray - scale response time of 3.16ms, and the fine - tuning degree of the gradual dark - field is good. The drawback is that the color accuracy is 3.51, the color temperature is 7644K, and it is slightly blue - biased.
  • TITAN ARMY P25M2S: With a 24.5 - inch screen, 2K resolution and 240Hz high - refresh rate, it adopts BOE QHB - N30 panel and a self - assembled Ksf direct - type backlight solution. The display performance is better than previous products. In SDR mode, the color accuracy is 1.31, the color temperature is 6695K, the P3 color gamut coverage is 93.4%, the contrast ratio is 1252:1, and the brightness is 354nit. Its gaming performance has improved, with a gray - scale response time of 4.86ms, and the dark - field is optimized for specific purposes. However, the screen uniformity is general, and there is serious light leakage.
  • PHILIPS 24M1N5500Z: It has a 23.8 - inch screen, 2K resolution and 165Hz high - refresh rate, adopts BOE QHM - NF0 panel and a self - assembled WLED backlight solution, with hardware anti - blue - light properties. The display performance has room for improvement. In SDR mode, the color accuracy is 1.45, the brightness is 365nit, and the contrast ratio is 1060:1. The gaming performance is qualified, with a gray - scale response time of 4.85ms, and the EOTF fit of the global dark - field is good. However, the P3 color gamut coverage is only 80.3%, the picture is yellow - biased at a color temperature of 6120K, the OD function cannot be used in the full - blood 165Hz state, and the stand does not support horizontal rotation.

27 - inch Esports Screens

  • Lenovo R27qe: It has a 27 - inch screen, 2K resolution and 180Hz high - refresh rate, adopts BOE QHM - NF0 panel and a factory - module WLED direct - type backlight solution, and has passed the TÜV low - blue - light certification.
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Trends in the display industry

Trends in the display industry

2025-06-08

 

Competition among various brands is fierce. Leading brands such as Dell have maintained their leading position in shipment volume relying on their advantages in commercial channels, but their market share has declined slightly. Emerging players like MSI have achieved an 84% year-on-year growth in shipment scale through product price reduction and the refinement of e-sports product lines.

 

 

The rise of new display technologies: Mini LED and OLED technologies are developing rapidly. Thanks to its self-luminous characteristics, OLED monitors have obvious advantages in contrast, color performance, response speed and flexible form. In 2024, the global market scale of OLED monitors exceeded 1.3 million units, with a year-on-year growth of 151%. Based on LCD backlight technology, Mini LED monitors have picture advantages in segmented markets such as e-sports monitors and professional color monitors. In 2024, China's shipment volume accounted for nearly 60% of the global total.

 

Popularization of high refresh rates: Driven by the e-sports market, high refresh rates have become a trend. In 2024, 180Hz quickly became one of the mainstream specifications for e-sports monitors, with a penetration rate of 26% and a year-on-year growth rate of 142%. At the same time, office monitors are also developing towards high refresh rates, and FHD + 144Hz has become a new trend, further integrating the scenarios of office and e-sports monitors.

 

Intelligentization and interactive upgrading: With the implementation of AI intelligent terminals, monitors will not only be image output devices, but also become the core hub of intelligent interaction. In the future, users can control the monitor's on/off, brightness adjustment and content switching through voice or gestures. Meanwhile, the connection between monitors and other terminals and peripherals continues to integrate, and the connection methods are moving towards standardization, integration and wirelessization. For example, the USB-C 65W charging function has attracted the attention of consumers and manufacturers
CRT monitors: Display images by bombarding the phosphor layer with electron beams. They feature high color reproduction and good contrast, but are bulky, heavy, and consume high power.
 
LCD monitors: Display images by using liquid crystal states to change light transmittance. They are thin, light, and energy-efficient, but their contrast and color saturation are not as good as those of CRT monitors.
 
LED monitors: Adopt LED backlight technology. Ordinary LED monitors use multiple LEDs as backlights, while Mini LED monitors use tiny LED chips to improve brightness and contrast.
 
OLED monitors: Each pixel emits light independently without the need for a backlight. They have the advantages of high contrast, high color saturation, and a wide viewing angle, but are costly and prone to aging and screen burn-in
Comparison of Esports Monitors (Taking Some 24 - 27 - inch Products as Examples)

24 - inch Esports Screens

  • ASUS TUF Gaming VG249Q3AASUS中国: With a 23.8 - inch screen, 1K resolution and 180Hz high - refresh rate, it adopts Innolux HCA - PGZ panel and self - assembled Ksf backlight solution. The proportion of harmful blue light is less than 50%, which meets the TÜV low - blue - light certification. Its display performance is medium. In SDR mode, the contrast ratio is 1331:1, color accuracy is 2.67, P3 color gamut coverage is 85.9%, and color temperature is 6657K. Its gaming performance is excellent, with a gray - scale response time of 3.15ms, and the local dark - field tuning is excellent, suitable for FPS games. However, the brightness is only 282nit, the base is in an unfriendly figure - eight shape, and the stand can only be tilted and adjusted horizontally.
  • MACHENIKE MZF25F240: It has a 24.5 - inch screen, 1K resolution, a native 240Hz refresh rate, and can be overclocked to 280Hz. It adopts AU Optronics HAN01 - A panel and a factory - module Ksf side - entry backlight solution, with hardware anti - blue - light properties. In SDR mode, the P3 color gamut coverage is 91.5%, the color temperature is 6913K, the color accuracy is 1.29, the brightness is 399nit, and the contrast ratio is 1080:1. Its gaming performance has made great progress, with a gray - scale response time of 3.01ms, and the dark - field highlight suppression is reasonable. The disadvantages are general workmanship and texture, chaotic OSD button logic, and the stand can only be tilted.
  • HKC MG25H: With a 24.5 - inch screen, 1K resolution and 360Hz high - refresh rate, it adopts AU Optronics HAN03.0 panel and a factory - module Ksf side - entry backlight solution. The display performance is acceptable. In SDR mode, the color accuracy is 1.71, the color temperature is 6950K, the brightness is 426nit, and the contrast ratio is 1336:1. The gaming performance is at an upper - middle level, with a gray - scale response time of 4.15ms, and the real - scene pictures in the dark - field highlights are not over - exposed. However, the P3 color gamut coverage is only 81.7%, the picture color is rather plain, and the screen uniformity is general.
  • ThundeRobot LQ25F165L: It has a 24.5 - inch screen, 2K resolution and 165Hz high - refresh rate, adopts BOE QHB - N20 panel and a factory - module Ksf side - entry backlight solution, with hardware anti - blue - light properties. The display performance is excellent. In SDR mode, the contrast ratio is 1297:1, the brightness is 372nit, and the P3 color gamut coverage is 90.4%. The gaming performance is excellent, with a gray - scale response time of 3.16ms, and the fine - tuning degree of the gradual dark - field is good. The drawback is that the color accuracy is 3.51, the color temperature is 7644K, and it is slightly blue - biased.
  • TITAN ARMY P25M2S: With a 24.5 - inch screen, 2K resolution and 240Hz high - refresh rate, it adopts BOE QHB - N30 panel and a self - assembled Ksf direct - type backlight solution. The display performance is better than previous products. In SDR mode, the color accuracy is 1.31, the color temperature is 6695K, the P3 color gamut coverage is 93.4%, the contrast ratio is 1252:1, and the brightness is 354nit. Its gaming performance has improved, with a gray - scale response time of 4.86ms, and the dark - field is optimized for specific purposes. However, the screen uniformity is general, and there is serious light leakage.
  • PHILIPS 24M1N5500Z: It has a 23.8 - inch screen, 2K resolution and 165Hz high - refresh rate, adopts BOE QHM - NF0 panel and a self - assembled WLED backlight solution, with hardware anti - blue - light properties. The display performance has room for improvement. In SDR mode, the color accuracy is 1.45, the brightness is 365nit, and the contrast ratio is 1060:1. The gaming performance is qualified, with a gray - scale response time of 4.85ms, and the EOTF fit of the global dark - field is good. However, the P3 color gamut coverage is only 80.3%, the picture is yellow - biased at a color temperature of 6120K, the OD function cannot be used in the full - blood 165Hz state, and the stand does not support horizontal rotation.

27 - inch Esports Screens

  • Lenovo R27qe: It has a 27 - inch screen, 2K resolution and 180Hz high - refresh rate, adopts BOE QHM - NF0 panel and a factory - module WLED direct - type backlight solution, and has passed the TÜV low - blue - light certification.