The Motorola XT2125, code name “Nio”, is currently going through internal testing and it has one odd display – the refresh rate is set at 105Hz. No other phone (or other type of device) that we can think of has that particular refresh rate.
A 90Hz display can easily display 30 and
60 fps video, a 120Hz display can neatly handle 24 fps as well. That’s because
those frame rates evenly divide the refresh rate. Maybe the display is
adaptive, so it can can lower its refresh rate to match the video fps. Why
105Hz, anyway? One possible explanation is that this is a 90Hz panel that has
been overclocked as a test. So, the final design for retail could revert to the
usual 90Hz.
The display on the Motorola Nio will be a
6.7” panel with 1080p+ resolution. The phone will come with Android 11 out of
the box likely during Q1 of next year. The phone will be powered by the
Snapdragon 865 chipset with 8GB of RAM and 128GB storage. A 12/256GB model is
possible as well, but we’ll know more about that as the launch nears.
The Nio will have a 64MP main camera on
the back, based an OmniVision OV64B sensor. Beside it will be a 16MP ultrawide
angle cam (OV16A10) and a 2MP depth sensor. The front facing camera will have a
similar configuration with an 8MP main module (Samsung S5K4H7) and a 16MP
ultrawide shooter (OV16A1Q).
There’s no word on a possible retail name
for the XT2125 Nio.
