iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro Max leak once again hints at 120Hz AMOLED display for smooth interface

Apple has been using 120Hz displays on the iPad Pro models since 2017 and this year's iPhone may finally get them.

iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max will be the most premium iPhone models that Apple will likely introduce later this year. Although a date is not set for the launch, the new iPhones usually arrive in September-October. And since that is faraway, rumours are making rounds. The latest one is iterating what several previous rumours have. That is the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max will come with 120Hz ProMotion AMOLED displays, and Samsung is going to be the supplier to Apple for them. The latest bit of rumour comes from Korea’s The Elec website, where the publication has nearly confirmed that Samsung is going to supply the 120Hz LTPO AMOLED displays to Apple. Samsung’s display wing called Samsung Display will be the exclusive display supplier, the report has added. Samsung is also involving its Samsung Electro-Mechanics arm to provide Apple with rigid-flexible printed circuit boards, also called the RFPCBs. Now, these boards are used to connect OLED panels to the motherboard, and RFPCBs allow for better and convenient product designs and faster transmission of signals because of their ability to bend despite being rigid. The RFPCBs are a little pricier than the regular FPCBs, which is why it is likely the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max will cost more than the price of the iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max. Samsung planned on quitting the RPFCB manufacturing business last year because it was not earning the company any substantial profits. And even though Samsung seems to have got a consignment from Apple for the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max, Samsung may very well exit the business after fulfilling orders. Samsung Display may provide Apple with as many as 110 million panels for the iPhone models this year. Apple has LG Display, which will supply 50 million units, and BOE, which will send 9 million panels, as well. But, Samsung Display will be exclusively developing the 120Hz displays for the two iPhone models this year.