Weekly poll results: a high refresh rate screen is a must for nearly half of users
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Anonymous, 03 Oct 2021The iPhone 13 and 12 were huge hits during the new iPhone l... moreThe human eye can see way beyond 60hz. Stop with this nonsense in every post.
240hz consumer monitors exist for a reason
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AnonD-940827, 03 Oct 2021And the rest of the more than half, wants better battery life! Just look how many phones have battery endurance rating above 100hr and spurring 120hz display, you'll have your answer.
Pretty sure you are stuck on some old 60hz device, the salt is too high in your post
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Anonymous, 04 Oct 2021its not 30-40 mins. its about 1.5-2 hours of SOT. people ju... moreGsmarena endurance rating of 120hz vs 60hz confirms that the gap to be 30min based on percentages. Online tests have shown that the same it's not 2.5h-3hr
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dbjungle, 04 Oct 2021I just don't notice it personally. Only if I try to s... moreWell ofcouse it doesn't make you use the phone any better, is eye-candy. Like OLED or the bezeless designs...
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GAMIRSFM, 03 Oct 2021Got this Note20 Ultra 4 days ago, im loving the extra smoot... moreI just don't notice it personally. Only if I try to scroll as fast as possible. Some animations in the UI may look a bit smoother (I'm not 100% convinced it's not placebo), but this doesn't make using my phone any better.
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YUKI93, 03 Oct 2021I can agree with that. HRR does pay off for gaming, but not... moreLeague of Legends and Arena of Valor are killing me with this. The annoying thing is that it seems like the developers don't trust that their players can see oh the game is sluggish and dial back the settings so in practice 120Hz is only whitelisted to specific devices. It's extremely frustrating.
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Anonymous, 03 Oct 2021How can you say 60hz only has 30 to 40mins battery life adv... moreits not 30-40 mins. its about 1.5-2 hours of SOT. people just loves to tilt the stats in favor of them.
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MDR, 03 Oct 2021Or mid-range android users.I find it difficult to think of current mid-range without HRR
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Anonymous, 03 Oct 2021The iPhone 13 and 12 were huge hits during the new iPhone l... moreAnd I get that information from where? The trained pilots can see up to 270Hz, but all that can happen, the stupid thing is to say that Apple did it because they know that nobody can see above that, then why would they include it in Pro and Max, and iPad since 2017?
On the other hand, imagine comparing a $ 400 device to an $ 800 device, if you don't know, there are things other than mAh that do the SOT
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Dudenoway, 03 Oct 2021Maximum 60 hz would bring 30 min SOT so. And u can switch t... moreYes you can switch, but it still doesn't give you the same sot as actual refresh rate. And the oleds with maximum 60 Hz and max 1080p lasts longer on battery than the newer ones. You get at least double the time you mentioned, with actual 60 Hz screen.
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AnonD-940827, 03 Oct 2021And the rest of the more than half, wants better battery life! Maximum 60 hz would bring 30 min SOT so. And u can switch to 60 hz and to me its not a must but I would very much like it.
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Anonymous, 03 Oct 2021The iPhone 13 and 12 were huge hits during the new iPhone l... more*human eyes can't see beyond 120hz*. Man u ifans really have to find a new argument. Like why do you even want to defend ios. I don't have 120hz and u simply don't need to hat eon it. Anyway u can see beyond 60 hz. And u can simply disable. Ur just jealous from other people who have 120 hz l.
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And the rest of the more than half, wants better battery life!
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Reza.ermantraht, 03 Oct 2021Those who don't care about low refresh rate are clearl... moreThose who don't care for anything above 60Hz are probably not glued to their phones screens for every second of the day, constantly unlocking it and flipping from app to app to check for media likes and updates. Those that don't care probably have much better and important things in their lives to do with their time. Sadly this group that 'don't', is gradually getting smaller as time moves on...
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AnonD-1001623, 03 Oct 202160hz does indeed increase battery life, but its a negligibl... moreAll thanks to LTPO, but I did own a Samsung S20 FE 5G for a while (that had a fixed RR) and even with 120Hz the battery life was still good enough, better than my past iPhone 11 with just 60Hz and 828p. Unfortunately I had to get rid of it because of the phantom input issues.
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AnonD-1001623, 03 Oct 202160hz does indeed increase battery life, but its a negligibl... moreHow can you say 60hz only has 30 to 40mins battery life advantage than 120Hz???
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YUKI93, 03 Oct 2021Funny that, I definitely can. In fact, it gives me longer b... more60hz does indeed increase battery life, but its a negligible 30-40 mins more than 120hz. And yes, comparing side-to-side with my old 60hz phone, I definitely can tell the difference between 60hz and 120hz, pretty night and day difference. Yeah, not going back to 60hz.
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For people who didn't play games, 1440p and 90hz is a very sweet spot, coupled with LTPO screen for more battery life. 120hz is good, but not a huge leap when going from 90hz to 120hz
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YUKI93, 03 Oct 2021Funny that, I definitely can. In fact, it gives me longer b... moreNewer 120hz phones have better battery life than older 60hz phones though. Even some old 120hz phones have great battery life despite no adaptive refresh rate like Asus Rog phones.
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Anonymous, 03 Oct 2021My eyes can see beyond 60Hz what are you talking about? ... moreYou can increase the refresh rate A LOT and perceive an improvement. It's less rewarding for most, yes, but it is there. The reason being less combined lag in the whole input/output loop and also by giving the device a much higher headroom to handle frame rate drops. Is it worth it in mobile where you can't really use big unlimited supply of power? Probably not. Grange rates are up to something like 360 Hz on PC and it looks like that is breaking 500 Hz next year. Polling rates on input devices is up in the ten thousands Hz.