Higher display refresh rate – 120 Hz. 75% better performance in AnTuTu Benchmark (1541K versus 882K) Comes with 1031 mAh larger battery capacity: 5000 vs 3969 mAh. Better camera quality (According to DxOMark rating) Modern USB Type-C port. Delivers 61% higher peak brightness (1262 against 786 nits) Method 1: For users running iOS 16.2 and higher. Open the Settings app and tap Display & Brightness. Now tap and Always-on Display at the bottom. Ensure the toggle for Always-on Display is turned on at the top. Now tap and turn off the toggle for Show Wallpaper if you wish to hide your wallpaper when using AOD. The 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro models were updated in iPhone 13; AirPods Max; AirPods Pro; Apple Deals The iPad Pro's display refresh rate is dynamic and can change depending on what The 6.5-inch OLED display on the iPhone 11 Pro Max is a thing of beauty. It packs mostly the same specs as the regular 11 Pro (the resolution is slightly different owing to the larger size G0dsp33d_37 • 3 mo. ago. iPhone 13 Pro Max already has ProMotion (120Hz) whereas 12 and lower are capped at 60Hz. Maybe they overclocked 120Hz for the 13 Pro series and above so it stays in high refresh rate for more of the time? Apprehensive-Ad-8430 • 3 mo. ago. Same here on 12 pro it feels smoother after 17 update. Angela Lang/CNET Display quality: You won't get a 120Hz refresh rate on an iPhone 11 (or iPhone 12) The iPhone 11 uses a crisp LCD screen that refreshes at 60 frames per second, or 60Hz. Does a 120Hz iPhone impact your experience with other 60Hz devices. Just pre-ordered the base iPhone 15 because my iPhone 11 took a fall (smashed back and front) and is at 71% max battery capacity. Thinking about the iPhone 15 Pro, but those extra features might be overkill for me. People here are raving about ProMotion, and it's got me tempted It’s a known issue with variable refresh rates. Suggesting somebody spend hours upon hours flattening their phones is not helpful and will solve nothing but time loss. Apple needs to fix this via an iOS update or hardware replacement. My 13 Pro Max is a disappointing “upgrade” from my 12 Pro Max On the iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max, however, Apple's ProMotion displays are limited to dialing screen refresh rates between 10Hz and 120Hz. This contrasts with LPTO panels used by the likes of Oppo The iPhone 15 and 14 Pro lineups comes with new variable refresh rate functionality; the refresh rate can go as low as 1Hz. This facilitates iPhone’s Always-On-display feature that stays on even after you lock your device! If you are wondering how to turn off Always-On-display on iPhone 15/14 Pro and 14 Pro Max, below is a step-by-step guide. Lo3B9WW.