One of the coolest bits about the new Samsung Galaxy S20 series is the 120Hz refresh rate of their displays. Nevertheless, when launching the smartphone you will have to choose between 120Hz and QHD rendering as the mode was only available up to FullHD resolution. According to a new report, Samsung will bring the 120Hz@QHD mode through a firmware update.
The phones will also automatically switch between 60 and 120Hz depending on the app running to maximize battery life.
One of the coolest bits about the new Samsung Galaxy S20 series is the 120Hz refresh rate of their displays. However at launch you will have to choose between 120Hz and QHD rendering as the mode was only available up to FullHD resolution. According to a new development, Samsung will bring the 120Hz@QHD mode via a firmware update.
The phones will also automatically switch between 60 and 120Hz depending on the app running to maximize battery life.
While still not the solution some users were hoping for, the new Dynamic mode looks like a step in the right direction in giving consumers the ability to take advantage of their devices’ true capabilities. There is still no word on when this update is coming but we’ll make sure to follow up once there are more details.
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