Oppo launched the Find X3 Pro with an LTPO screen, and in theory, it could support adaptive refresh rate from 1 Hz to 120 Hz. The Chinese company promised the flagship would have this feature, but launched it without, just to push it through an OTA update, starting today.

In theory, the Find X3 Pro will recognize what app is being used and will reduce the refresh rate of the screen, thus lowering the battery consumption. For example, when previewing photos or using an e-reader app, it could get as low as 1 Hz, but in practice, it rarely happens.
However, with the new update, the screen does adapt to different applications. A video revealed that there are indeed different scenarios, and the phone adapts to them. The number in purple reveals the actual refresh rate, and 1 Hz is reached when the app drawer is opened and
Oppo also revealed the screen has been graded by DisplayMate with A+, which is an outstanding grade, but not unexpected. After all, the Find X3 Pro’s cousin OnePlus 9 Pro is expected to have the same panel, and we already knew it had the same grade.
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