A new report states that Apple has fixed the locked 60Hz refresh rate on the iPhone 13 Pro models. The fix will likely come with the official iOS 15.4 release.
Selig claims Apple has confirmed to Apollo the bug is no more, saying “all apps automatically get 120Hz animations” after the new iOS update is installed. After giving it a test run, the developer reassures that Apple has indeed fixed the issue.
The update itself, though, just had its first beta version released and Apple has not said a word regarding its official rollout. It’s been a long time coming, as they say, but it seems that the iPhone 13 will finally be smoother across the board, no matter which app you are using.models too. Of course, surprises do happen, but more recent information debunks this rumor.
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