Samsung GALAXY S11 he will have a very big advantage in front iPhone 11 when it will be launched for customers all over the world, and this should not be seen as something unimportant. More precisely, based on all the information that has appeared so far, it seems certain that the Samsung GALAXY S11 will be launched with a screen that has a refresh rate of 90 Hz, something that comes as a first for Korean phones, but not for the rest of the world.
The Samsung GALAXY S11 with a 90 Hz screen will bring a very big change to the experience of using phones, especially in terms of the fluidity with which the animations will be run in the Android operating system. We are talking about a refresh rate for the Samsung GALAXY S11 that will display absolutely everything on the screen with much more fluidity, and this in return will give customers an even better experience for the regular use of the devices.
The Samsung GALAXY S11 will have a screen with a refresh rate of 90 Hz
The Samsung GALAXY S11 will be launched in just a few months, and when it arrives in stores it will have a very big advantage over the iPhone 11 with a screen that has a refresh rate of 90 Hz, Apple refusing to make such a change big. Of course, Apple offers screens with a refresh rate of 120 Hz in the iPad Pro, but in the iPhone 11 they didn't even offer 90 Hz, so the Samsung GALAXY S11 will be able to boast of something very important.
90Hz is 100%, and 120Hz is also very likely.
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The Samsung GALAXY S11 could offer even more fluidity in the interface than the iPhone 11, iOS having in recent years enough problems with the way it navigates through the user interface during normal use. it will be very funny to see a Samsung GALAXY S11 that has a better experience than the iPhone 11 in terms of regular use, but of course everything depends a lot on what the Koreans will do for the phone.
The Samsung GALAXY S11 will certainly have a screen with a refresh rate of 90 Hz, according to the latest information from those who test it, but the use of a 120 Hz screen is not excluded either.
