Say Goodbye to 60Hz! The Entire iPhone 17 Series Will Feature 120Hz LTPO Panels, Double the Joy!

Say Goodbye to 60Hz! The Entire iPhone 17 Series Will Feature 120Hz LTPO Panels, Double the Joy!In today's smartphone market, 120Hz and even 144Hz refresh rates have become mainstream. However, Apple, as an industry leader, has stubbornly stuck with 60Hz refresh rates on its standard iPhone models, a strategy that significantly reduced the iPhone's market competitiveness

Say Goodbye to 60Hz! The Entire iPhone 17 Series Will Feature 120Hz LTPO Panels, Double the Joy!

In today's smartphone market, 120Hz and even 144Hz refresh rates have become mainstream. However, Apple, as an industry leader, has stubbornly stuck with 60Hz refresh rates on its standard iPhone models, a strategy that significantly reduced the iPhone's market competitiveness. However, this situation is about to change! According to the latest news from the supply chain, Apple will equip the entire iPhone 17 series, to be launched in 2025, with LTPO panels. This means that the standard iPhone will finally bid farewell to the 60Hz era and enter the high-refresh rate era.

LTPO panels, as a major innovation in OLED display technology, have been widely adopted in the smartphone industry due to their low power consumption and high refresh rate. By optimizing the pixel structure, LTPO panels can achieve finer refresh rate adjustments, significantly reducing power consumption while maintaining image quality. This technology was first applied in the iPhone 13 Pro series in 2021 but was limited to the Pro series, while the standard iPhone models couldn't enjoy the smooth experience. This addition is undoubtedly a massive surprise for Apple fans.

It is reported that Samsung Display and LG Display will be the primary suppliers of LTPO panels for the iPhone 17 series. This means that all models, including the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max, will feature 120Hz LTPO panels, ensuring high-refresh rate coverage across the entire series.

Besides the high refresh rate across the entire series, Apple has another surprise in store: the iPhone 14 Plus has undergone a change. Apple officially announced that a small number of iPhone 14 Plus devices might not display the rear camera preview, causing considerable controversy. Apple will provide free repair services for affected users and cover eligible iPhone 14 Plus models within 3 years from the original purchase date.

Speaking of which, whether you eagerly anticipate the iPhone 17 series or are currently using an iPhone 14 Plus, you will welcome your moment in the upcoming market. Especially the iPhone 17 series, which has been heavily rumored and has generated significant anticipation.

For example, in terms of self-developed technology, the iPhone 17 series will feature WiFi-7 chips manufactured on TSMC's N7 process, and some models will even include self-developed 5G basebands. From the perspective of self-developed technology alone, iPhones will bring many surprises in the future, a key factor driving user anticipation.

In addition, the iPhone 17 series will also bring the following upgrades:

• Face ID will be hidden beneath the screen, the Dynamic Island area will be significantly reduced, and the screen-to-body ratio will be further improved.

• The entire series will upgrade to a 24MP front-facing camera, and the Pro version's ultra-wide-angle camera will also be enhanced.

• The maximum memory will reach 12GB, but it may be exclusive to the "Ultra" model, while the standard version will remain at 8GB of memory.

Although Apple remains behind Android flagships in terms of memory, the iPhone 17 series' improvement is still significant. Combined with some policies concerning the iPhone 14 Plus, its brand influence will become even more prominent.

So, the question is, do you think the double joy of the iPhone is something to be happy about? Let's discuss!