This new display tech is currently available in many Apple devices such as the iPad Pro, 2021 MacBook Pro, and iPhone 13 Pro. ProMotion is Apple’s new display technology that makes it possible for its displays to refresh 120 times per second. The leak was spotted on a Korean Forum website. See Also: Apple iPad 10.2 (2021) vs iPad Mini (2021): Which should you buy

This is in effort to try and make all sides of the display refresh at same rate. To resolve this issue, a new report (or rumor) has surfaced online claiming that Apple will include the 120Hz ProMotion display feature in its forthcoming 8.3-inch iPad Mini.

See Also: Save $108 on Apple’s Smart Keyboard Folio for 4th gen iPad Pro 12.9-inch Of course, to solve this problem means all sides of the display has to refresh evenly. And for those who don’t know what ‘Jelly Scrolling’ means, it’s an issue with a display where a part of the display refreshes slower than the other side. It had fast CPU and GPU, it also came with upgraded cameras, featured smaller chassis with bigger display but had a small problem with its display.Īccording to most users, the iPad Mini had the ‘Jelly Scrolling’ issue. I can see the difference scrolling rapidly in comparison to my 12 mini, which was amazingly good as I recall in comparison to my old iPhone 7.The recently announced Apple iPad Mini features really impressive internals.

Miss entropy just picked up a 13 pro from the nearby Apple store today. On big battery iPads not so much a problem. Yes I expect it is the dynamic on the fly changes to refresh rate to help battery life that delayed it being incorporated into iPhones, and creates a superior and more efficient solution to Samsung’s, for now. In this case, it's plain to see that Apple wasn't willing to sacrifice all day battery life just to compete in a spec pissing contest. Saying 'finally', as most tech reviewers like to do, makes it sound like Apple was twiddling their thumbs while the competition leap frogged them in technology. In this context, it's easy to see why Apple chose to delay the release of a 120Hz iPhone until 'it was ready'. One thing that's missing from this review is a battery life comparison to Android phones with 120Hz refresh rates.įor example, comparing the Samsung Galaxy S21+ and iPhone 13 Pro Max which have the same screen size, the iPhone battery lasts 30% longer when playing back videos (18h53m vs.

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