Organic light-emitting devices utilizing copper phthalocyanine (CuPc) and C(60) as the hole- and electron-injection layers were reported. Compared with a conventional device without CuPc and C(60) layers, the improvement of the contrast is more than 100% under 140-lx ambient lighting at a brightness of 300 cd/m(2). A maximum current efficiency of 3.93 cd/A, which is higher than 3.62 cd/A for a conventional device, was obtained at 9 V. The device has a maximum luminance of 17170 cd/m(2) at 15 V. The high contrast and high efficiency of the device are attributed to the high absorption and high charge mobility of CuPc and C(60) films.