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iPhone 13 Pro (Max) gets an always-on display with a 120Hz refresh rate.

iPhone 13 Pro (Max) gets an always-on display with a 120Hz refresh rate.

The launch of the iPhone 13 series is approaching as per usual Bloomberg journalist Mark Gorman Apple will introduce many new features. Gurman claims that the most expensive iPhone 13 models will get an always-on display with a 120Hz refresh rate for the first time. Moreover, the devices will be equipped with batteries of larger capacity, so that the new functions do not have a negative impact on battery life.

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iPhone 13 Pro (Max)

Apple would have provided the iPhone 13 Pro (Max) with a similar permanent mode of functionality to the Apple Watch. On recent Apple Watch models, the display can stay on with lower brightness and a variable refresh rate, allowing users to see the watch face at any time. So iPhone 13 Pro models can also display the time, date, and notifications on the screen continuously. This will be made possible by LTPO technology that displays an OLED screen at low brightness, so that it does not have a significant impact on battery life.

The new screen of the iPhone 13 Pro will also allow for a refresh rate of 120Hz. There have been rumors for years that Apple wanted to bring 120Hz ProMotion technology from the iPad to the iPhone, but that hasn’t happened yet. In 2021, this feature will finally be introduced on the iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max. The high-end Android smartphones in the competition have had this advantage for quite some time.

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In addition to improved performance, more advanced screens and improved cameras, Dummy models for the upcoming iPhone 13 series Almost nothing will change in terms of design. Apple launched a new design for the iPhone 12 series last year, and the iPhone 13 will be based on that design. iPhone 13 models will be heavier than their predecessors due to larger batteries and new screens.