Several rumors suggested that the new iPhone 12 may be the first Apple smartphone to feature a 120Hz refresh rate display. However, further information has been posted on Twitter by DSCC analyst Ross Young claiming that the devices don’t include the necessary components to achieve this.

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A lot has been said about the upcoming iPhone 12 lineup. Rumors say that these new devices will come with a smaller battery than its predecessor, that they won’t include a charger or EarPods in the box, and that they may even arrive with a more expensive price tag. However, today we will focus on the rumors that mention the devices’ displays. It has been said that the higher-end models would include 120Hz refresh rates, but now Ross Young says that there is no existing hardware for any iPhone 12 model to support these high refresh rates.

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We have also seen a few leaked images of what may be the displays of the future iPhones. Mr. White posted these images over at Twitter, where we can see a reoriented display connector that comes up from the bottom of the display, maybe to better accommodate the 5G antenna in the device. The well-known leaker also mentions that this display comes with the same Face ID size as previous models.

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