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According to a report, Apple may include its 120Hz ProMotion Display in the iPhone 17 and 17 Plus

We have another interesting report about Apple iPhones. This news is specifically targeted at users who prefer the plus and non-pro versions of the iPhones. This time, the goal is to create parity between its expensive and more reasonably priced iPhone models. The talk of the town is all about the new iPhone 17 and 17 Plus, which are expected to draw in more customers because of the 120Hz ProMotion screens. It is a feature that was previously exclusive to the more expensive versions.

Reportedly, the iPhone 17 series will feature the LPTO OLED panels. Besides the smooth scrolling and dynamic visuals, the LPTO OLED panels offer Always-on display functionality. This feature tries to maintain important information visible without depleting the battery. It is made possible by the panel’s fine-tuning of the refresh rate down to 1Hz.

For this transition, the Cupertino-based tech firm has partnered with BOE. Even with a few bumps along the way and Apple’s strict quality standards, the partnership should start to pay off by 2025. BOE is facing a challenge with the essential task of increasing production to fulfill the expectations of the iPhone 17 series.

With this strategic move by Apple, the practice of availability of high-end features besides the high-end models could be normalized. It is a move that will target a wide range of consumers. Now the question is whether or not the company increase the price of its iPhone after this change. There is no word about it yet. Some other reports predict that the iPhone 17 will feature a big and improved selfie camera. What Apple has planned for the iPhone 17 lineup will be unveiled with time.

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