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0.5 inch 1600x1200 Micro OLED 1000 cd luminance 120 Hz
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0.5 | Micro OLED | 1600x1200 | I2C,MIPI | Panox Display |
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2.1 inch LCD 90 Hz For VR HDMI Board
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2.1 | TFT-LCD | 1600(RGB)×1600, 1058PPI | MIPI | BOE |
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2.54 inch round/circular TFT-LCD For VR
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2.45 | TFT-LCD | 1440(RGB)×1600 | MIPI | BOE |
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2.9 inch TFT-LCD 120 Hz For VR
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2.9 | TFT-LCD | 1440(RGB)×1440 | MIPI | Sharp |
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2.9 inch LCD 2K Resolution 90 Hz For VR
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2.9 | TFT-LCD | 2160x2160 | MIPI | Sharp |
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3.5 inch LCD 90 Hz For VR
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3.5 | TFT-LCD | 1440(RGB)×1600 | MIPI | BOE |
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3.5 inch OLED 90 Hz For VR
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3.5 | AMOLED | 1440(RG/BG)×1600 | MIPI | Samsung |
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3.81 inch OLED 90Hz For VR
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3.81 | AMOLED | 1080(RGB)×1200 | MIPI | AUO |
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5.5 inch LCD 4K Resolution For 3D Printing/Projector
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5.5 | TFT-LCD | 2160(RG/BR/GB)×3840 (UHD) 658PPI | MIPI | Sharp |
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5.5 inch LCD 4K Resolution For Oculus VR
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5.46 | TFT-LCD | 1920x3664 | MIPI | LG |
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6.52 inch Flexible OLED 2520x840 Touch Panel
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6.52 inch | AM-OLED , OLED | 2520(RGB)×840 407 PPI | MIPI | CSOT |
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7 inch AMOLED OLED 1920X1080 Mipi
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7 inch | OLED , AM-OLED | 1080(RGB)×1920, FHD, 315PPI | MIPI | Panox Display |
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High refresh rate matters because many modern devices are no longer used only for static images. VR headsets, AR optical modules, handheld terminals, gaming devices, camera monitors, and simulation systems all need displays that can keep up with motion and user interaction.
A higher refresh rate can help create smoother scrolling, clearer moving images, faster visual response, and a more comfortable near-eye experience. This is especially important for VR and AR products, where the screen is viewed close to the eye and motion defects are easier to notice.
For compact display products, common high refresh rate choices include 90Hz and 120Hz. These refresh rates can offer a practical balance between smooth visual performance, system bandwidth, power consumption, and product integration.
High refresh rate display panels are commonly used in VR headsets, AR glasses, near-eye optical engines, FPV systems, electronic viewfinders, handheld gaming devices, portable monitors, simulation equipment, medical training systems, and professional visualization devices.
Different applications need different display solutions. A VR headset may need a high-PPI 90Hz or 120Hz TFT-LCD or OLED panel, while an AR optical engine may require a compact Micro OLED display with high brightness and high pixel density. A portable monitor or handheld device may focus more on screen size, interface, color performance, and power balance.
High Refresh Rate Monitor and Display Panels: What Refresh Rate Really Means for Modern Visual Devices
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Applications of High Refresh Rate Monitor and Display Panels

It`s just a beginning to get display panels from us, then clients need to solve cover glass/touch panel, driving board, connectors on PCB.Fortunately Panox Display provide complete display solutions.
Connectors
Panox Display provides free connectors for clients who purchase more than five products from us. Our product range includes connectors from Molex, Kyocera, AXE, AXG, JAE, Hiros, and more.
Cover Glass/Touch Panels
Panox Display provides a customized cover glass/touch panel service. We supply cover glass from Gorilla, AGC, and Panda, which all have excellent optical performance. We also supply driver ICs from Goodix and Focaltech.
Controller/Driver Boards
If your applications are directly connected to a PC, a cellphone, or Raspberry Pi, and you have enough space to insert a board to input video, Panox Display can provide customized Controller/Driver boards with input connections for VGA, HDMI, DVI, DP, Type-C video input, MIPI, RGB, LVDS, and eDP.
The functions of our boards include, but are not limited to, adjustment of brightness, sound output, touch interface, extra data transmission, and gyroscope.
Simple Instructions

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