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OnePlus is testing a display upgrade

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Vlad 12 August 2025

OnePlus Android Rumors

According to a new rumor out of China, OnePlus is currently busy testing a display upgrade for its upcoming phones - namely, panels with 165Hz refresh rate.

The brand hasn't used such a high refresh rate ever before, but is serious about bringing this feature to its lineup. Interestingly, an unnamed mid-range OnePlus phone would be the first to get it, with the flagship line possibly following suit after that.

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The screen in question will have "1.5K" resolution, and that makes it perfect for both a mid-ranger and the upcoming OnePlus 15, since this device has already been rumored to come with a downgrade in resolution. Perhaps OnePlus is trying to make that sting less by offering a higher refresh rate instead.

That's all well and good of course, but ColorOS / OxygenOS / Realme UI are notoriously not friendly towards high refresh rate gaming - for example, we didn't get any of the titles in our usual test suite to go above 60Hz/60fps on the OnePlus 13. With that in mind, it's unclear what the point of going to 165Hz even is - perhaps just to have a nicer-looking, higher number on the spec sheet? In normal use the difference between 120Hz and 165Hz is hard to notice, we'd say.

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  • XRs
  • 14 Aug 2025

Higher resolution devices deteriorate eyes. Its a better move.

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  • 6Pe
  • 13 Aug 2025

10,000 mah battery. 260 watt charger . 30 GB RAM . Plzzzzzzz

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  • 70d
  • 13 Aug 2025

It's a stupid term used by stupid people.

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