The 10,000-year-old slot is finally solved: the iPhone 17 standard version will be on the high screen
Apple's iPhone, although it is very good in terms of comprehensive experience, but the standard version of the iPhone has not been recognized by consumers in recent years, one of the important reasons is that Apple only uses a high brush screen on the Pro series of mobile phones, and the standard version is still 60Hz, and this year's iPhone 16 standard version is likely to have no chance to go to the high brush, but news from the supply chain says that Apple will learn from the pain next year and decide to use the iPhone The 17 standard version uses a high brush, so as to finally solve this biggest pain point.
In the context of the widespread use of high brushes in Android phones, Apple still makes its own standard version of the phone with a 60Hz refresh rate, which is really unreasonable, and consumers seem to have voted with their wallets, iPhone shipments and market share have declined, which has forced Apple to change, and reports from different sources have reported that Apple has finally decided to use high brushes on the standard version of the iPhone 17 next year, so that consumers can pay for the standard version of the phone. In fact, Apple's use of processors of different specifications on the standard version and the Pro version does not have a great impact on consumers, but the adoption of the high brush screen is more obvious to users, it can be said that with the application of the high brush on the standard version, the iPhone standard version can be comparable to the Pro version in terms of actual experience.
Of course, Apple will not really do charity, it is reported that Apple plans to reduce the size of the iPhone 17 Plus, so that it and the iPhone 17 Pro Max can widen the gap, including battery capacity and other indicators, after all, the iPhone 17 Pro Max is Apple's real flagship model. It's just that at the moment when Apple's sales are seriously declining, Apple will realize that it will be a little too late to bring the high brush into the standard version of the mobile phone next year?