In the past few months, there have been various rumors about whether the iPhone 12 series will upgrade the 120Hz screen with a high refresh rate. One rumor is that the Pro version will be equipped with a high refresh screen, and another rumor is that the entire iPhone 12 series will not be able to use a high refresh screen this year, which disappointed many fans. After all, the screen with high refresh rate has become the standard configuration in Android camp, and it can really improve the fluency experience of using mobile phones.

Today, Jon Prosser, a well-known person who broke the news on Twitter, said that there was still a change in the matter of high screen swiping. He posted several screenshots of the PVT engineering machine settings interface purported to be the iPhone 12 Pro Max, one of which showed "Enable High Refresh Rate" and "Enable Adaptive Refresh Rate" That is, to enable the option of high refresh rate/adaptive refresh rate. In order to further prove that this is a PVT engineering machine rather than a self invented one, he also released an introductory video.

(Video capture of iPhone 12 Pro Max engineering machine)

Jon Prosser added that some PVT engineering machines are equipped with 120Hz screens, while others are not. However, this at least shows that Apple has not given up the idea of high screen on the Pro version.

Another screenshot of Jon Prosser exposes the camera setting interface of the iPhone 12 Pro Max, including LiDAR laser radar and the switch of enhanced night view mode. The small print under the video mode switch shows that the iPhone 12 Pro Max supports 4K 120fps and 4K 240fps video recording, which is consistent with the previous disclosure.

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