OnePlus 10 Pro's new LTPO 2.0 display detailed
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- 11 Jan 2022
These are all gimmick, at the end of the day it will consume more battery than Galaxy S21+
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- 11 Jan 2022
Anonymous, 10 Jan 2022Brag about the benefits. That's all. OP10 Pro, GT2... moreI presume, you've forgotten the hassle-bad hype that they created with their mediocre cameras the last generation.
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- 11 Jan 2022
I sincerely think Oppo should just stop existing outside China. They seem least interested in releasing anything elsewhere anymore. When they had half-baked, inefficient phones, they rushed to release it (ergo OP9/pro) and not when they have quality phones like the Find N, OP10 Pro, which genuinely seems intriguing with it's 5000mAh(battery)/80w(charging), LTPO 2 tech, they are releasing the last gen OnePlus 9RT in India.
Thorough pricks.
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- 11 Jan 2022
Uros, 10 Jan 2022Doesn't Xiaomi 12 Pro use LTPO 2.0 too? Why is it here... moreSoftware optimization probably.
Xiaomi phones usually don't properly utilize their hardware properly because of improper optimization.
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- 10 Jan 2022
Sinnaoi, 10 Jan 2022Sorry but my question, which was answered in the post you, ... moreOneplus has always been like this.
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- Anonymous
- LkB
- 10 Jan 2022
Sinnaoi, 10 Jan 2022Sorry but my question, which was answered in the post you, ... moreBrag about the benefits. That's all.
OP10 Pro, GT2 Pro, S22 Ultra, X80 Pro+, Find X5 Pro, 14 Pro/14 Pro Max, 12 Pro, 1iv/5iv all use LTPO.
OnePlus is not acting like they created or only one using. It is exactly same panel used by GT2 Pro.
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- 10 Jan 2022
AnonD-731363, 10 Jan 2022Looks promising and interesting but anything above FHD+ on ... moreWhy are ppl still saying this? If I have 2 of the same phone and one had QHD and the other one was 1080P, you would absolutely notice the difference in sharpness.
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- 10 Jan 2022
Anonymous, 10 Jan 2022Did you read this post? It clearly says that the LTPO 2.0 p... moreSorry but my question, which was answered in the post you, so vividly, comment was "who holds the patent for the LTPO 2.0 technology ". If it's apple then it's the answer I was looking for. It's clear, that Samsung is producing it, it's stated in the article.
I actually thought it was Samsung but that's not important
My thoughts were simply: why on earth does OnePlus boast about a technology they didn't invent?
And call themselves display pioneers??
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- Anonymous
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- 10 Jan 2022
AnonD-731363, 10 Jan 2022Looks promising and interesting but anything above FHD+ on ... moreI can easily spot the difference in videos. Everywhere else? Sure, but videos is where the resolution matters the most as people prefer to watch videos at their best quality
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- Anonymous
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- 10 Jan 2022
Anonymous, 10 Jan 2022Did you read this post? It clearly says that the LTPO 2.0 p... moreKeep dreaming. Also many iphones have LG oled.
If samsung had own LTPO tech, samsung would not even call LTPO.
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- Anonymous
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- 10 Jan 2022
Anonymous, 10 Jan 2022So every app needs to be optimised, that's stupidMost of apps still run above 60Hz.
Screen goes below 60Hz only for videos and photos.
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- 10 Jan 2022
Anonymous, 10 Jan 2022What is called LTPO 2.0 is the screen that can go down to 1... moreDid you read this post? It clearly says that the LTPO 2.0 panel used in Oneplus 10 Pro is produced by Samasung
iPhone 13 helped Samsung sell a lot more of its OLED panels
Supplying components to other companies is a big part of Samsung’s business. As far as mobile OLED panels are concerned, there’s no one that can match Samsung’s quality and production capacity.
So it’s no surprise to see that even Apple sources the OLED panels for its iPhones from Samsung. The two companies are otherwise tough competitors in the smartphone market, but they do have a symbiotic relationship.
Samsung is producing the displays for Apple. Moreover, Samsung has developed it's own LTPO technology, called HOP and it does not need to pay Apple for it's patent. Samsung was the first to make an LTPO-Display for phones, Apple only used it in its watches. Samsung is still making the displays for Apple. You Apple fans are really self centered!
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- Anonymous
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- 10 Jan 2022
AnonD-731363, 10 Jan 2022Looks promising and interesting but anything above FHD+ on ... moreJust an excuse to justify the cheap TCL screen on xiaomi 12.
Even Phone Arena admits videos look better on high res screen.
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- TECH--BEAST
- XG4
- 10 Jan 2022
Any news for the vanilla??? I heard it's coming with MT 9000 chipset
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- Anonymous
- 3pt
- 10 Jan 2022
Anounymuous, 10 Jan 2022Yeah leader in screen industry then made by SAMSUNG DISPLAYI hope you realize "made by" doesn't equal "designed by".
iPhones are made by Foxconn - would you say they're not an Apple product then?
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- Anonymous
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- 10 Jan 2022
So every app needs to be optimised, that's stupid
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- Anounymuous
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- 10 Jan 2022
Yeah leader in screen industry then made by SAMSUNG DISPLAY
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- Mrn
- 10 Jan 2022
LGs, 10 Jan 2022But 1300nits, Xiaomi 11 Ultra 1700 and S21U 1500.And Realme GT2 with LTPO 2.0 is first.
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- Mrn
- 10 Jan 2022
But 1300nits, Xiaomi 11 Ultra 1700 and S21U 1500.
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- Uros
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- 10 Jan 2022
Doesn't Xiaomi 12 Pro use LTPO 2.0 too? Why is it here different if same manufacturer and technology?