While the iPhone 12 series brought the biggest display upgrades we've seen on an iPhone in a few years, rumors of the displays having 120Hz refresh rates have been proven wrong. Now we are hearing the same rumor about the iPhone 13. The news comes from the Korean news site The Elec, known for publishing reports on manufacturing aspects of consumer technology. A new report tells us who makes the iPhone 13 series displays and contains some interesting information. Two of the four iPhone 13 models will apparently use LPTO technology on the displays, which is necessary for a display to achieve a 120Hz refresh rate. This makes two of the devices, perhaps the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max - will have such screens.
A refreshing change
A screen refresh rate refers to the number of updates per second of a screen - the 'standard' for phones is 60Hz, or 60 times per second, and that's what all iPhones do. I have used so far. However, if you crank it up to 90Hz, 120Hz, or even 144Hz, as many modern phones do, the screen refreshes more frequently. This can make movement smoother and browsing quicker, though this isn't a useful feature for everyone as some find it hard to notice. Also, higher refresh rates can drastically affect battery life. Since iPhones have a reputation for having shorter battery life than other phones, we imagine the latter reason is why Apple didn't implement a 120Hz refresh rate on the iPhone 12 series. Perhaps if Apple improves the iPhone 13 series battery size, you can compensate for this problem. It's also possible that Apple omitted a 120Hz display due to a lack of uses beyond smoother motion. On a PC, you can use such a monitor to enhance your gaming experience, but since most popular mobile game titles and movie streaming apps still don't support 120Hz refresh rates, you don't get much benefit from it. on your phone. If that changes, perhaps Apple's position will change. We've heard a lot of iPhone 12 rumors pointing to a higher refresh rate display that never happened, so it's easy to view iPhone 13 news critically as well. But now that almost all phones are competing in the race to offer ever higher refresh rates to users, Apple can't wait long before joining in. See all prices (48 found)
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