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44% of iPhone Users Intend to Upgrade to iPhone 13, Survey Shows
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120hz touch and 120hz display refresh rate are two different things. The reality is the new display is the adaptive display, meaning the refresh rate always varies depending on the apps running. If you mostly spend browsing and doing social media, you won't benefit from the new display since the refresh rate would hover around 10~60hz.
Yet there could easily be a difference between static 120 Hz and dynamic 120 Hz. Promotion doesn’t always drive the display at a high (or the highest) refresh rate. I suspect that it is very rarely at 120.
Me too, I already have a buyer lined up for my 11 Pro. I will just accept the same amount that Apple will give me because it's friend.My wallet is so ready
Agree, you notice it for the first few seconds on your iPad, then it's no different than using your iPhone.
These android fan boys swear by it. They've always liked big numbered pointless specs. 😂
No it will be noticeable
It’s sure as hell noticeable going from an s21 ultra to 12 pro max. Just the whole UI seems and is smoother
Why? most people have no idea about this and certainly won’t base theie next phone off that. If people are truly obsessed about privacy they wouldn’t use any phone
Heheh nope, this is going wild here in Germany. It’s not only a „nerd topic“ thingy.
The stupidest boulevard news sites already mentioned it.
Agreed. And I can check my analogue watch in less time than it takes to pull my phone out of my pocket. I hope there will be a way to turn it off... instead of Apple ramming it down our throats like so many other unwanted features. In fact, I hope there'll be an option to have the 120 hz screen refresh at 60 hz. That would be very benefiical for battery life. Apple works on giving us more/better battery capacity and then adds features that drain more juice.
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So you doubt data based on your anecdotal opinion?
Have you been paying any attention to their quarterly results? People do care about the latest Apple stuff…a lot.
Pretty sure that outside tech communities, people don’t care about ProMotion. Doesn’t mean that the iPhone 13 will not sell well. But yeah, I don’t see half of iPhone customers upgrade to the 13. And don’t believe every survey results buddy. Some of them are seriously flawed
Buddy, I believe the earnings reports…and they show people care about new features in Apple products. You still didnt provide evidence people “don‘t care.”
People want new Apple products, the end. You are not in a position to say people don’t care because the evidence is very much to the contrary.
I can already hear the likes of Rene Ritchie telling everyone it's a "game changer" and a "must have"
I think what the other poster is saying is that if you ask an average iPhone user about promotion, they’ll probably give you a funny look or say, what’s that?
The average user will definitely notice improved response times and update rates, and enjoy the improvements, even if they don’t know the fancy term ascribed to the display improvements.
For example, my wife took one look at my LG CX OLED display while I was playing 4K HDR content and said, “that display is amazing! How much did that cost?”
Even without knowing anything about OLED, HDMI 2.1 or 120Hz refresh rates, she knew she was looking at a quality display that cost more than run of the mill displays.
I think that’s how non-tech people will judge the displays; by looking at them.
But it is, unless you follow tech closely most won’t even be aware of it and it certainly won’t stop people using and buying iPhones
The smoothness is in fast scrolling and screen animations, correct? Because you’re not going to see any difference 60 to 120Hz when reading an email, or looking at a website, maybe if you super-fast scroll through Twitter or Instagram (which means you’re not really reading or looking at images closely).
No doubt there are some benefits, especially when you’re talking about variable refresh rate, because some things look better when the refresh rate is less than 60Hz - not everything is better in 120Hz. It’s certainly not something most people will notice, care about, upgrade for, outside of tech enthusiasts. I’m not upgrading from my 12PM, mainly because it does what I need it to do for work and life. Plus I just got the M1 iPad Pro 12.9”, which I’m using as my daily work device and for entertainment. If Apple adds in a titanium version next year, that will be my reason to upgrade and then hold onto it for 3+ years. All these devices have gotten so good, Apple, Samsung and a number of the Chinese brands, that it’s no longer necessary to upgrade yearly.
My point isn’t whether or not users know what features are called or what they do. My point is data is data and saying it’s “not true” is meaningless when you consider the numbers Apple puts up consistent. There is no evidence not to believe this report.
I don’t upgrade UNTIL I see a faster processor. What a waste to have the same (outdated) performance specs. People really want to see their phones get slower and slower? I don’t think so.
And I’m guessing people who don’t have an Apple Watch are the ones who want Touch ID. I haven’t needed touch ID since Face ID was put in. I’d rather they put resources into moving forward, not backward.
And I’m guessing people who don’t have an Apple Watch are the ones who want Touch ID. I haven’t needed touch ID since Face ID was put in. I’d rather they put resources into moving forward, not backward.
We should know by now that the data from surveys and polls are only representative of the people that actually took the surveys.
None of that BS 100 people surveyed and 50 say YES. Then the results is “half of Americans say yes”. Retarded ****
Unless it's really something different, I'll use my XS Max for another year. Nothing wrong with it.