Of course, LCD displays also have other advantages, such as more natural colors and lesser battery drain in usage scenarios such as browsing, but the move would come at quite the odd time. With the Galaxy Note 3, Samsung's AMOLED panels have reached a stage where you can get a display experience that matches that of the best LCD displays, while retaining OLED benefits such as true blacks; OLED screens have also been one of the major selling points of the Galaxy line of flagships, another factor that would make the move to LCD displays a bad decision for the company.
However, Samsung recently said it is ready to produce Super AMOLED panels with 2k resolution, so this is a rumor that will likely be proven wrong when Samsung announces the Galaxy S5. Furthermore, rumors of Samsung ditching AMOLED displays crop up almost every year, so we'll just file this one away in the “never to come true” section of our rumor cabinet.
What do you guys think? Would you be okay with LCD displays on the Galaxy S5 and/or Note 4, or would you prefer if Samsung offered variants with both LCD and AMOLED displays?
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