The Google Pixel 6a skimps on some Pixel 6 features like wireless charging and a high refresh-rate display, or does it?
High refresh rate displays are part of the magic that makes flagship phones feel silky smooth. It makes scrolling feel more natural and touch input more responsive. It is also a feature that is typically on the chopping block when manufacturers design their more wallet friendly handset options to keep costs in line . Case in point, Google’s Pixel 6a offers much of the Pixel 6 experience , but does skimp on some features like wireless charging and slashes the 90Hz display to 60Hz – or does it? An experienced modder who goes by TheLunarixus has found a way to clock the Pixel 6a display at 90Hz.As it turns out, the Samsung display used in the Pixel 6a is very similar to that of the Pixel 6. The two devices have different sizes and resolutions, but the displays are both capable of higher refresh rates – or so TheLunarixus thought. The Lunarixus noticed The Pixel 6a and Pixel 6 both use the Samsung S6E3FC3.
