What’s the verdict? Is this tech actually good or is it in the same vein as “QLED is just as good as OLED” bullshit that Samsung was on for a while More on reddit.com

Too expensive now, but this is some pretty amazing tech. Seamless expandable main panels and removable mini-panels -- impressive. More on reddit.com

Your question rephrased is essentially asking us to predict what's going to be around in 10+ years? It's too early to tell if microLED is even going to be a reality. All we know right now is microLED is guaranteed the most expensive to manufacture now, and probably into the future. There's further refinements for OLED and QDEL to be made first, before they try for microLED. If they can fix the blue pixel issue, my money is on QDEL winning the race. Because no matter how much OLED improves it still requires a vacuum (negative pressure) environment for production which is high OPEX costs. Whereas QDEL doesn't need any such thing and can even be implemented via retrofitting existing fabs (inkjet, lithography). Lower upfront investment costs, lower OPEX, higher profits for companies relatively speaking. If QDEL's blue pixel cannot be fixed, depending on what kind of innovation happens with OLED, it may still win. But at that point microLED becomes a true potential competitor, because again, microLED doesn't require a vacuum. More on reddit.com

Until MicroLED is affordable to the general consumer, or even fanatics willing to spend that “little extra”, OLED will remain king. Can’t imagine the technology will be cost effective for the general consumer for another 5-10 years. More on reddit.com