Galaxy S20 60Hz vs 120Hz Display Refresh Rate Comparison

Wich mode more battery efficient ?

Too bad I have a retarded eye condition so unfortunately I can't see movement and motion accurately. I can only partially see the movement but not the smoothness or fludity. I have never seen what a high refresh rate looks like despite having a high refresh rate monitor and I don't know what people mean by smoothness. When I look at 60hz I see no lag because of this stupid ass eye condition. I remember a year ago I couldn't see high refresh in fast motion but in slow motion I could see it in gaming videos and phone videos. Now my vision is getting worse I am more blind then before and the sad part is the doctors aren't going to help me fix my condition.

I have 60 Hz on my old Samsung A70 and it's very smooth. Your video is misleading.

Completely fake!

The difference is that his right finger is faster.

I have Motorola Edge 40 pro 165 Hz😮

Thats why apple stay 60hz in their regular model 😢

i have an iphone 14. if you are not a gamer and have minimal use (mainly photos, messaging, and reminder), that difference is not a problem. what i consider nerve wrenching is when apps crash or are not responsive. i had a problem with outlook not updating inbox and sent items. that's a big issue for me. I have been using iphone 14 for one year and never had any other problem. not that i would not like to have at least 90 herz or that i do not notice the difference. i can live with 60 herz, and so can anyone.

My work is driving. I use the GPS a lot. At least 5-7 hours a day. I should keep it on 120 right?

My device drains battery quickly in 120 hz , so i keep it 60 to save battery 🔋

I've had 244hz 120hz and 60hz computer monitors. I've never been able to tell the difference. I stick to 60 now because it's all nonsense to me. I have bad eyes so that's probably why but IRL I don't see a single difference ever.

When we play games we feel diference but at normal use no big diference a13 vs a53 5g

Yeah, 120hz animations. I don't need that. Turn off animations

The battery drain makes it not worth it imo

Use 0.25x speed, the difference becomes more obvious

Yes in slow motion, but i dont use my phone in slow motion

But nowadays, phones are made with 90-120hz refresh rate, so in that case, does 60 hz work well?

This is pathetic. His camera recorded this with 120 Hz. Of Course the 60 looks slow. Do it with 240 Hz fps!

When you realize the reality has infinity fps🤯

didnt see much difference

Does it affect in watching movies

so if i wont start seeing in slow mo its just as good

I did the test here, and I didn't notice any drastic difference. Makeup effect.

If you use 120hz than move back to 60hz it will really hurt your eyes

you don't need higher than 60hz refresh rate display on mobile phones, you will not see the difference because of the small size. higher refresh rate is only effective on gaming monitors above 27 inches or tv for gaming consoles. only gaming pc and latest gen consoles can produce high fps for higher refresh rate. even movies or videos is decent on 30 and 60fps max for 60hz. as a gamer for me higher than 60hz on mobiles phones was just a gimmick, btw human eyes cannot see slow motion things

Once you tried 120hz you cannot go back 😂

Is it just me or others also don't find a big deal difference? I use 60 not 120 because I want more battery life and I honestly don't see much of a difference. Please correct me if I'm wrong

I used 144hz,120hz and 60hz without finding any difference in real life... So I switched to 60hz to save my battery.

so if im getting a better phone but it has a 60hz refresh rate rather than the other phone with 120 hz which one should i choose

Does it make worse the movie experience?

the best example video i have ever seen

IPhone 13 or galaxy s22?

But, if one has to show the results in slow motion to tell the difference…does it really matter?

If you have to slow the video down to see the difference there was none to begin with. Barely visible with the naked eye, and completely an after thought for the common buyer.

So i just purchased a z fold 3 and the battery life is terrible. I decided to keep my phone on 60 Hz because i am not a gamer and I don’t care about scrolling smoothness. The battery life Is much better at 60 hz. “Hey samsung, how about not giving me features on my phone that punish me if i use them!”

looks the same...i have 120hz phone and i don't know what's the big deal about it...placebo, perception bias, or people are trying to believe bigger is better...? i can't tell any difference between 60hz and 120hz on my phone...maybe in games but i don't care about them...

What about watching movies ect ? Does the higher refresh rate make a difference?

Why the heck buy a phone with 120hz display if u switch to 60hz to save battery in the first place?? Then just buy a cheap 60hz phone dude.. what is wrong with the world seriously???

Enabling 60 Hz again because of battery saver mode gave me severe OCD.

See this in 0.5 for goodness

is this a non ultra regular s20?
i have an s20 fe and it's insanely laggy. I'm starting to think maybe I should refund mine. yours is way smoother. (i have a video on my page)
is yours the exynos or snapdragon version btw? mine is exynos so I was suspicious that it could be the chipset

Thank you so much for getting straight to the point!

60 Hz is not that laggy just tested it idk what your runnin

60hz is good enough for everyone

this kills ur phone faster so not worth it for now

I use 120hz when I am at home , so I can charge anytime

Minimal difference for me. I have the same phone. I can't really notice, keet at 60hz to preserve battery

Lol to All apple users. 60hz headaches

I have 120hz on my phone. The most USELESS feature. You don't look at things slow motion. And you don't stare at how your phone scrolls. Can't tell the difference. Bullshit feature!

120Hz and WQHD+ resolution settings in 95% of scenarios are just an unnecessary additional drain on your battery. This is ridiculous because the video is in slowmo. Of course there's a difference but there is of course no discussion of PRACTICAL BENEFITS. If you use your phone for gaming and/or aren't sensitive to trying to have to eek out as much battery life as possible, sure, go for it. But it's sort of like the difference between WQHD+ and FHD+ resolution. WQHD+ is basically useless. Even if you're watching 4K video or playing 4K games, the pixel density is so high on these phones, there's a barely noticeable visible difference and again, to what PRACTICAL BENEFIT? Some people just like the feel of knowing they're using these higher settings.