Yes I know I know 120hz is better, i tried it, i felt it. But if i always used 60hz and im used to it should i keep going or i'm missing a lot ? I really like everything about iphone 16e other then 60hz. I even like notch more than "dynamic island". and other stuff.
>>107625467no its not. it drains your battery twice as fast and for what? smoother scrolling webpages?
I like everything about 16e. I like the notch(island is stupid drawback dressed as benefit), i like 1 camera(don't need more), I like no camera hump and I like it doesn't have all the features i don't need. I like it more then iphone 18. But 60hz is really a deal breaker. such a shame...I can't stress how disapointed I am. I would have been a perfect phone. Rarely you get anything perfect in life...
>>107625467>I really like everything about iphone 16e other then 60hzI was in this same boat and ended up buying it after using one first for work. It's fine. It's not nearly the downgrade you'd expect if you're coming from samsung because they intentionally overdrive the panel in 60hz mode to make the refresh instant so it looks as stuttery as possible. For the express purpose of selling 120hz. Apple doesn't do that so it looks much closer to what you're used to from a 60hz LCD. With that said now that the 17 is out and has 120hz base you might as well just get that, $200 difference obviously isn't free but if you're worried about it and plan on keeping the phone a reasonable number of years just buy once cry once. Life goes on.>>107625494>it drains your battery twice as fastI've never seen a 120hz display on a mobile device that wasn't variable.
