Event thread here, phones not expected though.
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Thanks! Sorry didn't see that thread before
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I heard it's the size of a nokia 8210
As long as the battery life is comparable to the Nokia then that'd be a turn up eh...
I just want something the same size as the 6/7/8, the newer phones are just a bit too big for me..
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Pfff if only the battery life was like the old nokias, 1 week per charge!
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indeed! I'm really not sure why they don't.
You can buy this today for £18 and get 26 days standby time if that's really what you're after
made by the same company who make the iPhone too.
Strongly rumoured but not yet confirmed. As a point of reference, the £200 POCO X3 has an 120hz screen yet Apple, the largest company in the world, can’t seem to pull off the same feat in a thousand quid device.
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Not sure it’s worth me upgrading from the 11 pro max unless it receives the 120hz screen 
Meh.
I think Apple ultimately wanted 120hz in conjunction with LTPO, which reportedly wouldn’t be available to them until 2021.
And maybe they weren’t happy with the battery trade off I dunno, but I think that’s a poor comparison regardless.
The issue isn’t putting in a 120hz they can seemingly have them produced in enough quantity but the early rumours were they weren’t passing Apples “tests” which are most definitely a lot stricter than Pocos.
What these tests are I dunno, but either way you’d be a lot less forgiving if Apple did ship 120hz and it wasn’t up to the high standard people expect.
Me personally I’m not fussed I was never interested in the Pro models of this year, I have an 11 Pro currently and If I was to change I would happily go with the 5.4” model based off the rumours.
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I’m on the fence of jumping ship from android for the first time since having a HTC Hero back in the day. I’m on an S20 Ultra now, and going back to 60hz doesn’t fill me with joy; especially as I have an iPad Pro using a high refresh rate too.
Exactly. Samsung had to make people choose between QHD and 120Hz in settings (you get one, but not both). OnePlus just accepted the hit to battery life. 5G is coming this year which cancels out any gains Apple can have in efficiency, Apple isn’t going to accept a battery life hit, they never have. We’ll just have to wait for LTPO next year.
I had a OP 8 Pro and the battery life was great with forced 120hz. Far better than I got from my iPhone XS. I also don’t accept this “Apple won’t accept a battery life hit” idea. I’m typing this on an iPhone 6s with a 100pc battery health that barely scrapes 4 hours SoT. The new SE is hardly a battery champ. It’s only with the 11 Series that Apple finally have a phone that stands above (most) of the opposition. Having class leading battery is new territory for them.
"Greats" subjective depending on what you're doing on the handset and what you're expecting.
According to previous articles there are 20 tests in total.
So its not just battery life - I was just pointing out an obvious and likely one.
Either way theres 20 tests and evidently iPhones running with a 120hz display didn't pass them all and they scrapped it and instead opted to wait for LTPO next year.
From the sounds of it Apple where testing 120hz right up until the last minute, and ultimately had to decide and here we are I guess.
Can I see why people are dissapointed sure...
I am a little disappointed since I’m ready to buy a new phone. No high refresh just means I’ll buy an Android instead, especially since Apple have delayed their new privacy measures, seemingly after pressure from Facebook.