Other iPhone X Plus with 120fps Pro Motion?

[lancastor]

Do you think the next iPhone will feature high display refresh rates (Pro Motion) like in the iPad models?

 

[hobsgrg]

It won't feature 120fps Pro Motion because there aren't any 120fps capable OLED screens

 

[j800r]

Well, that was a short thread

 

[akash.nu]

#NailedIt!

 

[MrGimper]

So the new iPad Pros will either not have OLED, or not have ProMotion?

 

[44267547]

So the new iPad Pros will either not have OLED, or not have ProMotion?

Doubtful for OLED on the iPad. There is nothing indicating Apple has the necessary suppliers lighted up to manufacture the necessary panels for the 10.5/12.9. LCD seems to be the primary for the time being until Micro LED arrives.

 

[Newtons Apple]

So the new iPad Pros will either not have OLED, or not have ProMotion?

We are a long way off from having OLED iPad screens but bet they would be nice. Maybe next year but most likely later than that. What happened to Micro-LED?

 

[JPack]

So the new iPad Pros will either not have OLED, or not have ProMotion?

"If you look at an OLED display off-angle, you might notice slight shifts in color and hue. This is a characteristic of OLED and is normal behavior."​

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208191​

These characteristics make OLED somewhat unsuitable for iPad Pro. And already mentioned is the OLED supply issue.

As for iPhone and ProMotion, it's largely an input-lag reduction feature for use with Pencil. It's probably not a priority for iPhone.

 

[Gathomblipoob]

Well, that de-escalated quickly.

 

[lancastor]

So, the iPhone XS is announced with „120Hz touch sense“.

Is it the same like Pro Motion on iPads?

 

[alpi123]

So, the iPhone XS is announced with „120Hz touch sense“.

Is it the same like Pro Motion on iPads?

I think it will switch to 120Hz on particular moments for example when you're scrolling something but not when you don't do anything (or even watch a video). But I just assume that.

 

[Gathomblipoob]

I think it will switch to 120Hz on particular moments for example when you're scrolling something but not when you don't do anything (or even watch a video). But I just assume that.

I read that it's the rate at which the touch layer of the screen refreshes.