The 11-inch and 13-inch iPad Pro models with the new dual-layer OLED screen and M4 processor are equipped with screens that support a low refresh rate of up to 10 Hz. On the other hand, Apple’s to the technical specifications page According to the device, there is no always-on display option as in the iPhone and Apple Watch.
While iPad Pro has supported ProMotion since 2017, the device until now only supported refresh rates between 24Hz and 120Hz. According to display industry expert Ross Young, the new iPad Pro models use low-power LTPO technology, which allows the screen to accelerate up to 10 Hz for static content. It allows. Although this change will contribute to lower power consumption, the advertised battery life is generally unchanged compared to the previous iPad Pro generation is expressed.
A similar situation occurred a few years ago with the iPhone 13 Pro models, which supported ProMotion technology up to 10Hz but did not have an always-on display option. This feature later came to iPhone with the iPhone 14 Pro models. This speed can go down to 1Hz, and Apple Watch models with always-on displays can also reach 1Hz.
In short, the iPad Pro is unlikely to have an always-on display option until it supports a 1Hz refresh rate.
