There will be no 120Hz display on all 14 iPhones

Companies like Samsung and Xiaomi have been using high-refresh screens in their phones for years. For this reason, iPhone fans have long been protesting the lack of this feature in Apple phones. But after years of waiting, Apple has finally used 120Hz displays on the iPhone 13 Series; But there will be no news of this display in all models.

As Apple said at its fall conference a few days ago, only the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max will feature high-resolution displays, and the other two models will still ship with obsolete 60Hz displays. . The company has used LTPO OLED displays in the Pro versions, which can increase the update rate up to 120 Hz. But there is no news about this feature in TPO OLED displays. Apple has used this display in the iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Mini.

Now, according to the published news, like this year, there will be no news about the 120 Hz screen in all iPhone 14 models. Apparently, Apple plans to use LTPO OLED displays only on Pro models next year. But as reported in the news, the iPhone 15 will all be equipped with 120 Hz displays.

This is not the only feature that Apple has withheld from low-cost models. For ProRes 4K video recording, the internal memory of your iPhone 13 Pro or 13 Pro Max must be more than 128 GB. This means that this feature will not be available in the basic versions of these iPhones.

All iPhone 13 models will be available from September 24 (October 2).