120Hz

[Lucca21]

I don't see the big difference between 60Hz and 120Hz. i know there is but i cannot see why 120Hz is WAY BETTER than 60Hz. We bought a s20fe for my mom and I've dying to see it. i was trying out her new phone and i was dissapointed to see little change. I even went as far as looking to see if the device was not on 60Hz because it looked so similar to my 60Hz galaxy s10e. 

[Cassidy]

you can see differences when scrolling 📜, when playing games or viewing videos including YouTube 🤔

https://youtu.be/BhhdC7Cada0

[Lucca21]

thanks Cassidy. I see the difference now.

[Tallman]

Ha ha, in my opinion, I don't see the difference too. I keep using 60Hz on my N20U. I think you need to put 2 phones together and you will see the difference between 60Hz and 120Hz. I found that just like go to Bestbuy, look at all TVs side by side, then will see the difference. However, if you just look at 1 TV, it is hard to say if the TV looks good or not.

[Lucca21]

very minimal difference but indeed, you can see the difference when scrolling through anything. 120hz uses more battery. if you're like me, you prefer a longer lasting battery life than having a technology that doesn't drastically effect the quality of your experience on the phone or neither does it slow you down.

[Tallman]

I think I know why I cannot see the difference. I noticed I scroll very slow. Maybe I can see the difference if I scroll fast.

[Cassidy]

And if you enable Adaptative refresh, you're suppose to get the best experience in all applications

[theonecid]

what? the difference is hugeeee. Not minimal whatsoever. I can't go back to the 60hz stuttery mess

[GG2]

I can clearly see the difference, so much so that i would have a hard time going back to 60hz. Where i hardly see a difference is between fhd+ and wqhd+

[theonecid]

Exactly this