Most of the top flagships next year will apparently ditch the standard 60Hz displays in favor of 120Hz panels. After recent reports suggested that the Redmi K30, the OnePlus 8 Pro and the iPhone 12 will all launch with high-refresh screens, a new tweet from a well-known tipster now seemingly reaffirms earlier rumors that Samsung might also follow suit and include a 120Hz display with its Galaxy S11.
It offers three options:1. Turn off the high refresh rate mode and keep 60Hz2. Turn on the high refresh rate mode and keep 120Hz3. Turn on the high refresh rate mode and switch automatically between 60Hz and 120Hz.
By the looks of things, 120Hz is going to be a big deal with more and more vendors looking set to introduce the feature in their high-end models next year. While Razer was the first OEM to bring what was then a revolutionary new feature to its first-generation gaming phone last year, Asus has since included it in its ROG Phone 2, bringing it to a wider audience.
