Bright Structural‐Phase‐Pure CsPbI ₃ Core‐PbSO ₄ Shell Nanoplatelets With Ultra‐Narrow Emission Bandwidth of 77 meV at 630 nm

Achieving a narrow emission bandwidth is long pursued for display applications. Among all primary colors, obtaining pure red emission with high visual perception is the most challenging. In this work, CsPbI₃ halide perovskite nanoplatelets (NPLs) with rigorously controlled 2D [PbI₆]^4- octahedron layer number (n) are demonstrated. A perovskite core-PbSO₄ shell structure is designed to prevent aggregation and fusion between NPLs, enabling consistent thickness and quantum confinement strength for each NPL. Consequently, exact n = 4 CsPbI₃ NPLs are demonstrated, exhibiting emission peaks around 630 nm, with very narrow spectral bandwidths of <24 nm and high absolute photoluminescence quantum yields up to 85%. The emission of n = 4 NPLs falls exactly within the pure-red region, closely aligning with the International Telecommunication Union Recommendation BT.2020 standard. Measurements suggest predominant stability and color homogeneity compared to traditional red-emitting CsPbI_xBr_3- _x nanocrystals. Finally, proof-of-concept pure-red emissive light-emitting diodes (LEDs) are demonstrated by integrating n = 4 CsPbI₃ NPLs films with a blue LED chip, showing an excellent external quantum efficiency of 18.3% and high brightness exceeding 3 × 10⁶ nits. Stringent requirements for future display technologies, are satisfied based on the high color purity, stability, and brightness of CsPbI₃ NPLs.