QUOTE(chicaman @ May 12 2020, 06:00 PM)
Preserve battery life and guess what, the 90Hz/120Hz on Android looks similar like 60Hz in iOS
Anyway, I dont really need 120Hz, even for Gaming 60Hz is good enough
Well no doubt in most cases iOS seems more fluid than android, so I agree

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QUOTE(Omochao @ May 12 2020, 07:52 PM)
And the soc is 855+, at least you know they are using a good high refresh rate panel on your device. The money you are paying has more value to it. Imagine i pay premium for 865,5g but stuck at 60hz. Don't wanna sound sorry, and no, I don't think higher refresh rate is going to be enabled by firmware updates, since is more reliant on the display panel instead.
Ouch, that hits the spot, cause I just bought the kind of phone that you speak of lololol 🤣️🤣️. I absolutely agree that higher refresh rate is indeed one of the coolest features for flagships, but almost all of the flagships as of late have a circle or two of dead pixels in them that I can't stand of

... And having to use curve screens for half a decade, I've somewhat grown to dislike them. So my choice is terribly limited and obvious. I think consumers like me fall into a very very small market segment. Each to their own I guess
QUOTE(attw @ May 12 2020, 08:36 PM)
Lai lai, come and buy


Gone are the days of poco cheap phones