Phones › Re: Google Pixel Discussion Thread by Kelzuc: 3:04am On Jul 06 |
That's good to hear...it's like i will just buy OLED and then work towards upgrading to a new pixel later on. Thank you so much for your feedback mctfopt: Yeah, I checked. Both OLED and the AMOLED supported 120Hz refresh rate
Attached screenshot is from the current AMOLED version. |
Phones › Re: Google Pixel Discussion Thread by Kelzuc: 8:56pm On Jul 05 |
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Phones › Re: Google Pixel Discussion Thread by Kelzuc: 6:43pm On Jul 05 |
Did it support 120hz? I've seen OLED for like 80-90k for the pixel 7 pro..only downside i saw from reviews is the bigger bezels but it actually supported fingerprint mctfopt: I've bought both screen types. The first was an OLED; unfortunately, it had a line and the fingerprint sensor did not work because OLED screen doesn't actually support it. The resolution was awesome, though. Fortunately, I was refunded.
The worst is the TFT screen, even though it's the cheapest of the three. Run away from those!
Then I bought the AMOLED, complete with a fingerprint sensor. But the price difference is like night and day: the AMOLED screen complete with the fingerprint sensor is 3x the price of the OLED. By the way, the AMOLED I bought has exactly the same screen resolution as the "follow come" screen because it is "follow come."
This year alone I've bought two AMOLED screens because I've been careless. Hopefully, I don't ever have to buy another.  |
Phones › Re: Google Pixel Discussion Thread by Kelzuc: 1:51pm On Jul 03 |
Problem is price that's why i was asking about those that have used those aftermarket OLED replacements. But how much is it from your own end noobody: We can land for you follow come AMOLED display, Cheers |
Phones › Re: Google Pixel Discussion Thread by Kelzuc: 11:15am On Jul 01 |
Abeg would you recommend OLED screen for someone who wants to replace Pixel 7 pro screen? Those that have used OLED on their Pixel 7 pro before what's the difference between it and the follow come screen |