Launched a few years ago, Android gaming phones are pimped out flagship devices intended to offer an even better gaming experience than regular flagship phones. What sets them apart from those regular phones are displays featuring higher refresh rates, which is a feature that definitely helps with gaming. However, the 90Hz and 120Hz displays seen on these Android phones can also improve the overall Android experience, and OnePlus already made use of 90Hz screens on the OnePlus 7 Pro. On the other side of the fence, Apple has upped the refresh rate on its iPad Pro and users have been dying to get the same great experience on their iPhones.
Google has been rumored to be planning an upgraded 90Hz refresh rate on the upcoming Pixel 4 flagships, and Android 10 just delivered more proof to support those rumors.
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