iPhone 13 Pro: 11:42: iPhone 13 : 10:33: iPhone 13 mini: 8:41: Google Pixel 5a: but the mini does have a significantly larger 5.4-inch display, compared to just 4.7 inches for the iPhone SE It might feel smoother when you’re scrolling through menus and websites, but 99.9% of people would not be able to tell the difference between a phone running a 60Hz display (most iPhones) and a phone running a 120Hz panel. Case in point: Apple ONLY just switched over to 120Hz panels on its iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max. The standard All four iPhone 13 models will use OLED panels, with the top two models (likely the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max) said to incorporate Samsung's LTPO OLED technology which can support the 120Hz refresh rate. The Elec previously reported that LG and Samsung will both supply display components to Apple for the iPhone 13 family, with LG The most common rumours say that the regular iPhone 13 will stick with a 60Hz screen – the same as the iPhone has been since its launch – while the iPhone 13 Pro will upgrade to a 120Hz screen The iPhone 15 is getting ready for its global debut on September 12. And a big rumor floating around ahead of the event is that, Apple will still sell a $799 smartphone that has a 60Hz display, in Galaxy S23. 57%. 3900 mAh 25W Samsung PD + PPS. The iPhone 15 Pro supports wireless charging up to 7.5W with Qi-compliant charging pads, though the latest iPhone listing at the WPC (the governing In addition, both iPhone models feature a 6.1-inch display but the iPhone 13 Pro houses a 120Hz ProMotion display with variable refresh rates. What this means is that the iPhone 13 Pro can go as This means that the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max do come with a Super Retina XDR display with 120Hz ProMotion technology — just like the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max that came before them. This feature provides an adaptive refresh rate ranging from 1Hz to 120Hz, resulting in a smoother visual experience versus the iPhone 15 and NslIS.