Experience exceptional visual performance with the DXQ 6-inch AMOLED Display Module, engineered for premium smart devices and embedded applications. Featuring a Full HD 1080 × 1920 resolution, this display delivers razor-sharp images, vibrant colors, and true blacks, creating an immersive viewing experience for both static content and dynamic graphics.
Equipped with a high-speed MIPI DSI interface, the module ensures stable data transmission and seamless compatibility with modern embedded platforms. The 120Hz refresh rate provides ultra-smooth animations, fast touch response, and reduced motion blur, making it ideal for applications that demand fluid visual performance. Combined with IPS-level full viewing angles, users enjoy consistent color accuracy and brightness from virtually any direction.
This 6-inch AMOLED display is an excellent choice for smart home control panels, handheld terminals, portable medical devices, industrial HMI systems, gaming consoles, smart appliances, and AI-powered edge devices. Its slim profile, lightweight construction, and low power consumption make it suitable for compact and energy-efficient product designs.
DXQ also offers comprehensive customization services, including capacitive touch integration, cover glass customization, optical bonding, FPC modification, brightness enhancement, interface adaptation, and controller board development. Backed by an experienced R&D team, strict quality management, and reliable production capacity, we provide end-to-end display solutions from prototyping to mass production, helping customers accelerate product development while ensuring outstanding reliability and long-term performance.
Key Features
- 5.98-inch FHD AMOLED display (1080*1920)
- MIPI interface
- Ultra-high contrast ratio: 10000:1
- Brightness: 670 cd/㎡ for clear visibility
- Wide viewing angle, vivid color performance
- Outline dimension: 76.42*138.405*0.807mm
- Touch: Oncell
- Fast prototyping: 7 days sample lead time
- Long term supply















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