Samsung just dropped something pretty cool that’s got everyone talking. The company recently showcased its new Samsung color e-paper display technology. While it’s currently aimed at businesses for digital signage, the reaction from fans has been loud and clear. We want this on our Galaxy phones and tablets, not just hanging in store windows.

Samsung color e-paper works by using millions of microcups containing four colored ink particles. These particles rise to the surface when electrical signals activate them. This creates images that look remarkably like printed paper. The real kicker? It consumes absolutely zero power when displaying static content. Your phone could show your lock screen indefinitely without draining the battery.

Samsung’s promotional video for the technology quickly gained attention. Viewers flooded the comments asking for e-paper smartphones similar to TCL’s offerings. They demanded consumer color e-ink tablets from Samsung. One commenter noted they’re holding off on upgrading their current e-ink tablet. They think Samsung will eventually release something that integrates perfectly with Android and their existing tablet lineup.

Samsung offers the displays in multiple sizes for businesses. Options range from 13-inch models up to massive 75-inch outdoor versions. But Samsung already pushes display innovation in devices like the upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra. Maybe it’s time they listened to what fans actually want.