Lenovo and TCL CSOT unveil Legion laptop with 360 Hz OLED display
Lenovo, in partnership with display manufacturer TCL CSOT, has unveiled a prototype 16-inch gaming laptop in its Legion lineup.
The device’s standout feature is a next-generation OLED display made using inkjet printing (IJP), with a record 360 Hz refresh rate for laptop OLED panels. It was presented at TCL CSOT DTC 2026, an industry event.
A new speed benchmark for OLED laptops
Until now, 240 Hz was the limit for commercially available gaming laptops with OLED panels, while Samsung Display had previously unveiled a prototype OLED panel with a 300 Hz refresh rate. The joint development by Lenovo and TCL CSOT has raised the bar even further.
The manufacturers have yet to disclose the laptop’s specifications, focusing instead on the display. The 16-inch panel has a resolution of 2560 × 1440 pixels, covers 100% of the DCI-P3 color space and has a claimed brightness of 500 nits.
The benefits of IJP OLED printing
In inkjet printing (IJP) OLED manufacturing, liquid organic materials are deposited onto a substrate in precise droplets, without using metal masks to form the subpixels. This approach can reduce panel production costs by saving raw materials.
In addition, the use of a conventional RGB Stripe subpixel structure reduces colored fringes around the edges of letters and improves text clarity.
Other developments and launch timing
The exhibition also featured a 16-inch IJP OLED display with ultra-thin bezels. The sample had 2 mm side bezels and a 1.6 mm top bezel, with a 1440p resolution and 400-nit brightness.
According to a TCL CSOT representative, the company is already working with partners, and mass production of 360 Hz panels could begin soon. The release dates for laptops featuring these displays have not yet been announced.
