List of smartphones with a high refresh rate display
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The following is a list of smartphones with a high refresh rate display. The refresh rate is the number of times in a second that a display hardware updates its buffer. It is not to be confused with the touch response rate, which is the frequency that the touchscreen senses input, or the frame rate, which describes how many images are stored or generated every second by the device driving the display. The first smartphone released with a high refresh rate was the Razer Phone, released in November 2017.[1][2][3]
120 Hz
144 Hz
| Brand | Model | Release month |
Display type | Resolution (pixels) |
Display size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asus | ROG Phone 3 | August 2020 | AMOLED | 2340 × 1080 | 6.6 in (170 mm) |
| Asus | ROG Phone 5 | March 2021 | AMOLED | 2448 × 1080 | 6.78 in (172 mm) |
| Asus | ZenFone 10 | July 2023 | AMOLED | 2400 × 1080 | 5.9 in (150 mm) |
| Asus | ZenFone 11 Ultra | April 2024 | LTPO AMOLED | 2400 × 1080 | 6.78 in (172 mm) |
| Lenovo | Legion Duel | July 2020 | AMOLED | 2340 × 1080 | 6.65 in (169 mm) |
| Lenovo | Legion Duel 2 | May 2021 | AMOLED | 2460 × 1080 | 6.92 in (176 mm) |
| Lenovo | Legion Y90 | March 2022 | AMOLED | 2460 × 1080 | 6.92 in (176 mm) |
| Lenovo | Legion Y70 | August 2022 | amoled | 2400 × 1080 | 6.67 in (169 mm) |
| Motorola | Edge 20/20 Pro | August 2021 | OLED | 2400 × 1080 | 6.7 in (170 mm) |
| Motorola | Moto G200 5G | December 2021 | IPS LCD | 2460 × 1080 | 6.8 in (170 mm) |
| Motorola | Edge 30 Pro | March 2022 | OLED | 2400 × 1080 | 6.7 in (170 mm) |
| Motorola | Edge 30 Ultra | September 2022 | P-OLED | 2400 × 1080 | 6.67 in (169 mm) |
| Motorola | ThinkPhone | January 2023 | P-OLED | 2400 × 1080 | 6.6 in (170 mm) |
| Motorola | Edge 40 | May 2023 | P-OLED | 2400 × 1080 | 6.55 in (166 mm) |
| Motorola | Edge 50 Pro | April 2024 | OLED | 2712 × 1220 | 6.7 in (170 mm) |
| Realme | GT Neo5 SE | April 2023 | AMOLED | 2772 × 1240 | 6.74 in (171 mm) |
| Realme | GT3 | July 2023 | AMOLED | 2772 × 1240 | 6.74 in (171 mm) |
| Realme | GT5 | September 2023 | AMOLED | 2772 × 1240 | 6.74 in (171 mm) |
| Realme | GT5 Pro | December 2023 | LTPO AMOLED | 2780 × 1264 | 6.78 in (172 mm) |
| Redmi | Note 11T Pro | May 2022 | IPS LCD | 2460 × 1080 | 6.6 in (170 mm) |
| Redmi | K50 Ultra | August 2022 | OLED | 2712 × 1220 | 6.67 in (169 mm) |
| Redmi | Note 12T Pro | June 2023 | IPS LCD | 2460 × 1080 | 6.6 in (170 mm) |
| Redmi | K60 Ultra | August 2023 | AMOLED | 2712 × 1220 | 6.67 in (169 mm) |
| Vivo | iQOO Neo3 5G | April 2020 | IPS LCD | 2408 × 1080 | 6.57 in (167 mm) |
| Vivo | iQOO Neo5 SE | December 2021 | IPS LCD | 2400 × 1080 | 6.67 in (169 mm) |
| Vivo | iQOO 11/11 Pro | December 2022 | LTPO AMOLED | 3200 × 1400 | 6.78 in (172 mm) |
| Vivo | iQOO Neo8/8 Pro | May 2023 | AMOLED | 2800 × 1260 | 6.67 in (169 mm) |
| Vivo | iQOO 12 Pro | November 2023 | LTPO AMOLED | 3200 × 1400 | 6.78 in (172 mm) |
| Vivo | iQOO Neo9/9 Pro | December 2023 | LTPO AMOLED | 2800 × 1260 | 6.78 in (172 mm) |
| Xiaomi | Mi 10T/10T Pro | October 2020 | IPS LCD | 2400 × 1080 | 6.67 in (169 mm) |
| Xiaomi | Black Shark 4/4 Pro | March 2021 | AMOLED | 2400 × 1080 | 6.67 in (169 mm) |
| Xiaomi | Black Shark 5/5 Pro | April 2022 | AMOLED | 2400 × 1080 | 6.67 in (169 mm) |
| Xiaomi | Poco X4 GT | June 2022 | IPS LCD | 2460 × 1080 | 6.6 in (170 mm) |
| Xiaomi | 13T/13T Pro | September 2023 | AMOLED | 2712 × 1220 | 6.67 in (169 mm) |
| ZTE | Nubia Red Magic 5G | March 2020 | AMOLED | 2340 × 1080 | 6.65 in (169 mm) |
| ZTE | Nubia Z30 Pro | May 2021 | AMOLED | 2400 × 1080 | 6.67 in (169 mm) |
| ZTE | Nubia Z40 Pro | March 2022 | AMOLED | 2400 × 1080 | 6.67 in (169 mm) |
| ZTE | Nubia Z50 | December 2022 | AMOLED | 2400 × 1080 | 6.67 in (169 mm) |
165 Hz
| Brand | Model | Release month |
Display type | Resolution (pixels) |
Display size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asus | ROG Phone 6 | July 2022 | AMOLED | 2448 × 1080 | 6.78 in (172 mm) |
| Asus | ROG Phone 7 | May 2023 | AMOLED | 2448 × 1080 | 6.78 in (172 mm) |
| Asus | ROG Phone 8 | January 2024 | LTPO AMOLED | 2400 × 1080 | 6.78 in (172 mm) |
| Motorola | Edge 40 Pro | April 2023 | OLED | 2400 × 1080 | 6.67 in (169 mm) |
| Motorola | Razr 40 Ultra | June 2023 | LTPO AMOLED | 2640 × 1080 | 6.9 in (180 mm) |
| ZTE | Nubia Red Magic 6/6 Pro | March 2021 | AMOLED | 2400 × 1080 | 6.8 in (170 mm) |
| ZTE | Nubia Red Magic 7/7 Pro | February 2022 | AMOLED | 2400 × 1080 | 6.8 in (170 mm) |
240 Hz
(With Black-Frame-Insertion) Sharp Aquos Zero 2, May 2020, OLED, 2340x1080, 6.4 in (160 mm)
References
- ^ Horaczek, Stan (15 April 2020). "Smartphone screens are getting an upgrade—here are the specs to know about". Popular Science. Retrieved 23 July 2020.
- ^ Jansen, Mark (19 July 2020). "What does a 90Hz or 120Hz refresh rate mean for your smartphone screen?". Digital Trends. Retrieved 23 July 2020.
- ^ Bunton, Cam (11 February 2020). "Smartphone display refresh rates: What does 120Hz mean, and does it matter?". Pocket-lint. Retrieved 23 July 2020.