Li Jie responds to OnePlus 16 not supporting global 185Hz: The product prioritizes user experience, and the screen cannot achieve it for now
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Li Jie, President of OnePlus China, responded to the issue of the 16Hz screen refresh rate on OnePlus in the Weibo comment section, stating that the product prioritizes user experience over technical specifications. Considering factors such as smoothness, power consumption, heat generation, and display quality, current screen technology cannot achieve a global 185Hz refresh rate at this stage. The best current experience is with a global 165Hz refresh rate. The fourth-generation Dongfang screen, jointly developed by OnePlus and BOE, has been released, and the OnePlus 16 will be the first to feature this screen, with its official launch scheduled for October 12th at 19:00.
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News from the IT community on October 11: Li Jie, President of OnePlus China, responded to questions regarding the screen refresh rate of the OnePlus 16 in the Weibo comment section today.

According to their introduction, the OnePlus 16 prioritizes user experience over technical specifications. It aims to balance smooth performance, power consumption, heat generation, and screen display quality. With current screen technology, it is not yet possible to achieve a constant 185Hz refresh rate across the entire screen. The best current experience is with a constant 165Hz refresh rate, so everyone is welcome to try out the OnePlus 16 and compare it to other phones.

IT noticed that at the 4th Generation Oriental Screen Technology Communication Meeting on October 9th, the 4th Generation Oriental Screen jointly developed by OnePlus and BOE was officially released. The 4th Generation Oriental Screen uses a brand-new X4 lighting material, boasting "accurate colors, stable high refresh rates, bright images, low power consumption, and long lifespan"; it supports true hardware 1nit, making the screen more gentle and less dazzling to view at night.

The fourth-generation Dongfang Screen claims to be the first in the industry to achieve full-link hardware global ultra-high refresh rate, bringing the world's first "daily 165Hz" experience. For daily use, it supports a global 165Hz ultra-high refresh rate, allowing millions of mainstream mobile applications to enjoy a 165Hz experience, and in gaming scenarios, it can reach up to 185Hz.

The OnePlus 16 smartphone will be the first to feature a 185Hz fourth-generation Oriental Screen, with an extremely narrow 1.15mm equilateral screen design, and will be officially released on October 12th at 19:00.

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