Korean media outlet The Elec reports that all four iPhone 15 models this year will have OLED screens made from the latest M12 material, a new material currently used by Apple in the manufacture of iPhone screens, which is made from recycled glass materials and is highly sustainable and environmentally friendly.
M12 material is harder and more resistant to wear than M11 material. This means that an iPhone with an M12 screen will be more durable than an iPhone with an M11 screen and will maintain its clarity and responsiveness for a longer period of time. In addition, the M12 material offers greater transparency and better color reproduction, which will further enhance the quality of the screen and the user experience.
Because M12 material has higher hardness and wear resistance, it will open up more possibilities for Apple in future iPhone devices. For example, Apple could use M12 on larger screens without worrying about scratches or damage during use.
Overall, M12 material is a new type of material that offers higher hardness, better wear resistance, higher transparency and better color reproduction. This will further improve the quality and user experience of Apple's future iPhone devices.
