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The high refresh rate on the S21 phones seems to have been broken by the final OneUI 4Beta.
The phone is capable of 120Hz, but the S21 displays are only capable of 60Hz.
The company says it is working on a fix, but hasn't given a firm time frame for resolving the issue.
Some of the best phones that you can buy are made bySamsung, with gorgeous screens, fantastic cameras, and industry-leading OneUI software. The company's most recent OneUI build seems to have thrown a wrench in that machine.
The final OneUI build for Android 12 appears to have locked the high refresh rates down to 60Hz on S21 series phones, according to a thread on the internet. stuttery scrolling and laggy app experiences have been caused by this. The bug only affects S21 devices that use the same chips as the S21s that have not reported any issues.
The internal quality assurance teams of the company have been made aware of the solution that is being worked on by theSamsungBeta Moderator. While we don't have a firm time frame for when the fix will arrive, S21 owners can manually set their display settings to run at 60Hz for the time being. This will resolve most of the stuttering while scrolling.
You can find this source on Reddit.
Reviewers and fans alike have praised both the build quality and overall experience of using the phones since the launch of the S21, S21 Plus, and S21 Utra. Having a glitch like this disrupt the user experience is frustrating, because we have had them on our list of the best phones and cameras.
Two days after acknowledging the screen refresh rate bug affecting the S21 series phones, the company has released a new stable OneUI 4 update to fix the issue. The update is available for the S21 trio in the US and is expected to be available for other carriers.
A top-notch phone.
For most of the year, the S21 was our top pick as the best phone to buy, and it's still one of our favorites. It has a gorgeous display, industry-leading cameras, and amazing battery life.
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