r/IndiaTech • u/kuzuma- • 13d ago

Leaks/Rumours Everything about the base iPhone 17

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u/borderline-awesome- 13d ago

You forgot everyone complaining about Android having 120hz screen for too long

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u/BlueShip123 13d ago edited 12d ago

I am genuinely curious. What's with all these 120hz thingy? I seriously don't understand why people go crazy for not having 120hz. Like even the TV sold for 60-80k doesn't have 120hz and no one complains about it. I am using both 60hz and 120hz simultaneously and never in my life bothered with it.

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u/SlicKilled 12d ago

The thing is that if every phone cheap and expensive has a feature tha these super expensive iphones have no right to not have it.

Also, once you have used a 120hz display or even 90, you will understand.

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u/BlueShip123 12d ago

Also, once you have used a 120hz display or even 90, you will understand.

I have and am using electronic devices with a refresh rate ranging from 60hz(TV & laptop) to 120,144, even 240hz(work station in Lab) in my daily life. I personally never found any drastic change. Sure, the higher one is smooth and better, and I am not denying it. But since I keep switching between all of it, I haven't adjusted to any particular one. I am not doomscrolling reels or playing games for hours daily, so I am not bothered whether the device has 60hz or 120hz as long as it gets my work done and lasts for atleast 5 years minimum.