Key Takeaways
1. OnePlus is shifting from 144 Hz displays to 165 Hz displays with the upcoming Ace 6 model.
2. The Ace 6 will be available in other regions as the OnePlus 15R and features a flat screen.
3. Xiaomi is testing 165 Hz refresh rate technology for its future smartphones, likely focusing on the Redmi line.
4. A future Redmi K series phone may be the first to adopt the 165 Hz refresh rate.
5. Other potential devices, such as Poco F or Xiaomi T series phones, may also feature 165 Hz displays, but release dates are still unknown.
Digital Chat Station has recently shared insights on how Chinese Android manufacturers are embracing higher refresh rate displays. To summarize, a few days ago, Debayan Roy pointed out that OnePlus is moving away from the 144 Hz displays that have been part of their recent performance-focused phones like the Ace 5 Ultra. With the introduction of the Ace 6, OnePlus is set to provide devices featuring 165 Hz refresh rate screens.
New Developments for OnePlus
Currently, the Ace 6 is expected to be available in other regions as the OnePlus 15R. As per Digital Chat Station, the Ace 6 might be the first among several OnePlus phones to sport 165 Hz displays, all designed with flat screens. In addition, the same source mentions that Xiaomi has begun testing this refresh rate for its upcoming smartphones. The screenshot below indicates that Digital Chat Station thinks Xiaomi will limit the 165 Hz refresh rate technology to its Redmi line.
Future Redmi Smartphones
Considering the recent launches by the company, it seems like Digital Chat Station is suggesting that a future Redmi K series phone could be the first to transition from the existing 144 Hz to 165 Hz. This means we might also see a future Poco F or Xiaomi T series device with a 165 Hz display, particularly because the Poco F7 Ultra and Xiaomi 14T Pro (currently priced at $629 on Amazon) are essentially re-branded versions of the Redmi K80 Pro and Redmi K70 Ultra, respectively. Sadly, it is still unknown when a Redmi-branded smartphone with a 165 Hz screen will officially hit the market.
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