TCL CSOT and Lenovo unveiled two flexible display devices at CES 2026, marking a significant milestone in their display technology partnership. The Lenovo Legion Pro Rollable Concept gaming laptop and Motorola Razr Fold smartphone showcase TCL CSOT's advanced OLED manufacturing capabilities.
The Legion Pro Rollable Concept features a 16-inch PureSight OLED gaming display that expands horizontally to 21.5 inches and further to 24 inches. According to TCL CSOT CEO Jun Zhao, the company's innovation follows APEX values: Amazing Display Experience, Protective of Eye Health, Eco-Friendly to Build and Use, and X-Unlimited Imaginative Potential.
Lenovo designed the rollable laptop for professional esports athletes, with three distinct modes. Focus Mode operates at 16 inches for reflex training, Tactical Mode expands to 21.5 inches for enhanced situational awareness, and Arena Mode reaches 24 inches for full competitive simulation. A dual-motor tension-based system powers the expansion with minimal vibration.
TCL CSOT confirmed it supplies the rollable AMOLED display, which reportedly features a 120Hz refresh rate. The laptop concept includes Intel Core Ultra processors and Nvidia's RTX 5090 laptop GPU, according to hands-on reports from The Verge. Early demonstrations showed the display expanding via Fn key combinations, though the mechanism remains noisy in prototype form.
The Motorola Razr Fold introduces a new foldable form factor with TCL CSOT's 8.09-inch 2200x2480 LTPO AMOLED display. The smartphone pairs this with a 6.6-inch external screen, creating what Lenovo calls a "spacious canvas for work, creativity, and entertainment." The design builds upon previous Motorola Razr generations that used TCL CSOT's flexible OLED technology.
This collaboration continues a history of joint innovation between the companies. Previous projects included the Lenovo Yoga Slim 9i laptop with 4K flexible OLED display unveiled at CES 2025 and the Motorola Razr 60 series launched in July 2025. Both companies emphasized their commitment to transforming advanced display research into accessible user experiences.
Industry analysts note TCL CSOT's emergence as a serious competitor to Samsung Display in flexible OLED manufacturing. Samsung previously commercialized rollable OLEDs with Lenovo's ThinkBook 2025 Plus G6 Rollable laptop, which featured a 14-inch to 16.7-inch expanding display. The Legion Pro Rollable Concept represents Lenovo's second rollable laptop and its first with TCL CSOT displays.
The Legion Pro Rollable Concept remains a prototype with no confirmed release date or pricing. Early reports from IGN suggest premium pricing above $3,299, given the specialized display technology and high-end components. The laptop reportedly weighs 8-10 pounds due to the rollable mechanism, though this could improve in production models.
Both devices demonstrate TCL CSOT's growing capabilities in flexible display manufacturing. The company, established in 2009 as a subsidiary of TCL Technology, supplies LCD, OLED, and MLED solutions across television, smartphone, tablet, laptop, monitor, automotive, VR/XR, and commercial display markets.
The CES 2026 showcase positions TCL CSOT and Lenovo at the forefront of flexible display innovation. As rollable and foldable technologies mature, these partnerships could accelerate adoption across consumer electronics, potentially lowering costs and improving durability for future devices.
