Pokemon Go gets higher refresh rate on iPhones with the latest update
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- gillthorpe
- ECx
- 10 Aug 2022
If you are concerned about battery life, get a battery case. It stores enough power to recharge your iphone twice over. Much cheaper and much, much more convenient than getting a burner phone.
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- Thrawn
- xDZ
- 03 Dec 2021
gosh if someone really wants to play Pokemon Go religiously i'd say get a burner phone for it. poco X3 with a 6000mah battery along with a powerbank. id limit the performance of this game just due to its ability to murder a battery life(on any device)
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- Anonymous
- rhD
- 03 Dec 2021
Solun1, 03 Dec 2021Nice but it'll be possible to enjoy only if you carry ... moreExactly it consumes lot of battery and gps
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- Anonymous
- 83n
- 03 Dec 2021
Dometalican, 03 Dec 2021Well, iPhones didn't have 120Hz until recently. Androi... moreIt's the best
- Solun1
- Lc@
- 03 Dec 2021
Nice but it'll be possible to enjoy only if you carry 20000 mAh battery pack with you when playing :(
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- Dometalican
- sgP
- 03 Dec 2021
Anonymous, 03 Dec 2021Lol only 5 years laterWell, iPhones didn't have 120Hz until recently. Android, of course, has had it for a while and Pokemon Go runs fluidly on Android already.
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- Anonymous
- ntJ
- 03 Dec 2021
Lol only 5 years later
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- Toaster
- StU
- 03 Dec 2021
For completeness; on Android, Pokémon Go has been capped at half the screen refresh rate since launch. 30fps on 60hz screens, 45 on 90hz, 60fps on 120Hz and so on. The update that removed the cap (0.225.0) dropped on Monday.
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- Neo
- RI8
- 03 Dec 2021
wait is there people still playing this?
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- Anonymous
- 3h%
- 03 Dec 2021
Lol it overheats because of excessive GPS use in this game