Hey Questers!
Today’s topic in our #TechTermsSimplified series might sound confusing, but it's key to understanding how smooth and responsive your smartphone feels:
Refresh Rate vs Touch Sampling Rate ⚡📱
Let’s break it down 👇
Refresh Rate = How many times per second your screen updates the image.
📌 Measured in Hz (Hertz)
📌 Common values: 60Hz, 90Hz, 120Hz, 144Hz, 165Hz
✅ Higher refresh rate = smoother animations & scrolling
✅ Great for gaming, social media, and video
✅ Reduces motion blur and visual lag
🧠 Example: A 120Hz display refreshes 120 times per second, making every swipe and scroll look buttery smooth.
Touch Sampling Rate = How often your screen checks for finger input per second.
📌 Also measured in Hz
📌 Common values: 180Hz, 240Hz, 300Hz, 360Hz, even 1000Hz!
✅ Higher sampling = faster response to your touch
✅ Critical for competitive gaming and fast reactions
✅ More precise tracking of swipes, taps, and gestures
🧠 Example: A 360Hz touch sampling rate means the phone checks your touch 360 times per second, resulting in instant touch response.
FeatureRefresh RateTouch Sampling Rate
MeasuresScreen image updatesFinger input scans
AffectsVisual smoothnessTouch response speed
Good ForWatching, scrollingGaming, swiping
UnitsHz (e.g., 120Hz)Hz (e.g., 360Hz)
🔄 They work together for an overall smooth + responsive experience!
Imagine a highway:
Both need to be high for a smooth ride! 🛣️🚗
iQOO smartphones like the iQOO Neo 9 Pro offer:
✅ 120Hz Refresh Rate
✅ 300Hz+ Touch Sampling Rate
Perfect for gamers, content scrollers, and speed lovers!
So next time you see “120Hz/360Hz,” you’ll know it means fluid visuals + lightning-fast touch! 🔥
Up next in Day 5: We simplify PWM Dimming – a hidden display tech that could be affecting your eyes. 👀💡
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