Pixel 10 has the capability of a 120Hz refresh rate. Yet, to prolong battery usage, the device is configured to 60Hz right from the start, as pointed out by Android Authority. There’s definitely a case for maximizing your Pixel’s battery efficiency, particularly since Google limits the Pixel 10’s battery performance after merely a few hundred charging instances. However, when you purchase a flagship device, high-end performance is what you’re after. Consequently, you may want to adjust the refresh rate to 120Hz, even if it requires a bit more power to accomplish.
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To enhance the refresh rate on your Pixel 10, you must access your phone’s Settings and go to the Display & touch menu. There are multiple settings available here, such as brightness and theme (including light and dark modes). If you scroll down slightly, you will find an option labeled Smooth display — this is situated beneath the Other display controls section.
This setting is turned off by default, restricting the phone’s refresh rate to 60Hz to conserve battery life. If battery longevity is not a major concern for you,
