Other Will iPhone use higher PWM dimming frequency in future?

[dikey]

I am now using iPhone 13 Pro Max which equiped with a quite low PWM frequency (238hz) OLED screen.

I feel uncomfortable compare the iPhone 13 Pro Max to my previous iPhone XR.

There's already a higher PWM dimming frequency as high as 1920hz, but Samsung still uses 240hz or 480hz in OLED, And I know there are many manufacturers that use OLED screens without flicker in TV.

So, if it's difficult to accomplish DC dimming in mobile phones, is it possible we can get a higher PWM dimming frequency iPhone？

iPhone 14 or iPhone 15?

Or even iPhone 16 with miniLED or iPhone 20 with microLED... it's too late and it is another question...

 

[now i see it]

Those of us who care about this problem have been waiting since the iPhone X. The waiting for a non flickering display continues. Nothing on the horizon suggests it won’t be business as usual for the next several generations of iPhones

 

[Taz Mangus]

Anyone’s guess on what Apple will do in subsequent iPhones. Apple did put a new display engine in the A15. If you want to see change then send a note to Apple Feedback. More people that report this, the more notice Apple will take.

 

[MICHAELSD]

iPhone 13 Mini and the standard Pro use a PWM frequency of up to 510Hz. iPhone 13 goes all the way to 610Hz. iPhone 13 Pro Max is the odd duckling out still using the same frequency as the X/XS/11/12 series.

That being said, it’s an improvement but still not enough for me to be able to comfortably use a modern iPhone.

Hopefully at this point we see Apple continue to raise rates each generation until they’re well above 1000Hz or flicker-free.