Answer Which phones have 120 Hz displays?
47 of the 55 phones in the catalogue publish a 120 Hz figure, 2 publish 90 Hz, and 6 publish no refresh-rate figure at all. Every figure below is the maker’s or a named source’s, linked and dated. For 37 of them the source describes an adaptive range, so the figure is a ceiling rather than a constant rate; the source’s own words are printed under those rows.
Published Figures read to
120 Hz or more47
| Phone | Refresh rate | Source | The source’s own qualification |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apple iPhone Duo | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialApple UK — iPhone Duo Technical Specifications, retrieved 2026-09-10 | Maximum of an adaptive range on both displays: 'ProMotion technology with adaptive refresh rates up to 120Hz'. |
| Apple iPhone 18 Pro | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialApple UK — iPhone 18 Pro Technical Specifications, retrieved 2026-09-10 | Maximum of an adaptive range: Apple states 'ProMotion technology with adaptive refresh rates up to 120Hz'. |
| Apple iPhone 18 Pro Max | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialApple UK — iPhone 18 Pro Technical Specifications, retrieved 2026-09-10 | Maximum of an adaptive range: Apple states 'ProMotion technology with adaptive refresh rates up to 120Hz'. |
| Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8 | 120 Hz | OfficialSamsung UK — Galaxy Z Flip8 specifications, retrieved 2026-09-10 | Inner max 120 Hz. Cover is Super AMOLED; Samsung's spec API does not print a separate cover refresh figure. |
| Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialSamsung UK — Galaxy Z Fold8 specifications, retrieved 2026-09-10 | Max refresh on both panels. Newsroom: 1–120 Hz adaptive on both. |
| Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialSamsung UK — Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra specifications, retrieved 2026-09-10 | Max refresh on both panels. Newsroom: 1–120 Hz adaptive on both. |
| Xiaomi 17T | 120 Hz | OfficialXiaomi UK — Xiaomi 17T specs, retrieved 2026-08-21 | Display type, as the maker prints it: “6.59" 120Hz eye-care AMOLED, 12-bit, HDR10+, Dolby Vision”Xiaomi UK — Xiaomi 17T specs, retrieved 2026-08-21 |
| Motorola moto g87 | 120 Hz | OfficialMotorola Support UK — moto g87 specifications, retrieved 2026-08-21 | Display type, as the maker prints it: “Extreme AMOLED, 10-bit, 120Hz, 100% DCI-P3”Motorola Support UK — moto g87 specifications, retrieved 2026-08-21 |
| Samsung Galaxy S26 | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialSamsung Newsroom UK — Galaxy S26 series, retrieved 2026-08-20 | Samsung states '120Hz adaptive refresh rate (1~120Hz)'. 120 Hz is the ceiling of an adaptive range. |
| Nothing Phone (4a) | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialNothing UK — Phone (4a), retrieved 2026-08-21 | Display type, as the maker prints it: “6.78" flexible AMOLED, 120 Hz adaptive, 10-bit”Nothing UK — Phone (4a), retrieved 2026-08-21 |
| Nothing Phone (4a) Pro | 144 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialNothing UK — Phone (4a) Pro, retrieved 2026-08-21 | Display type, as the maker prints it: “6.83" flexible AMOLED, 144 Hz adaptive, 10-bit”Nothing UK — Phone (4a) Pro, retrieved 2026-08-21 |
| Xiaomi REDMI Note 15 Pro 5G | 120 Hz | OfficialXiaomi UK — REDMI Note 15 Pro 5G specs, retrieved 2026-08-20 | Xiaomi footnotes the screen supports a maximum refresh rate of 120Hz and that the rate may differ by app. |
| Xiaomi REDMI Note 15 Pro+ 5G | 120 Hz | OfficialXiaomi UK — REDMI Note 15 Pro+ 5G specs, retrieved 2026-08-20 | Display type, as the maker prints it: “6.83" CrystalRes AMOLED, 120Hz, 12-bit, HDR10+, Dolby Vision”Xiaomi UK — REDMI Note 15 Pro+ 5G specs, retrieved 2026-08-20 |
| Motorola moto g57 power | 120 Hz | OfficialMotorola UK — moto g57 power, retrieved 2026-08-20 | Motorola footnotes Smart & balanced mode with a minimum refresh rate of 30Hz and a maximum of 120Hz. |
| Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialGoogle — Pixel phone hardware tech specs, retrieved 2026-09-10 | Inner Smooth Display 1–120 Hz. Cover 60–120 Hz. |
| Apple iPhone 17 | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialApple UK — iPhone 17 Technical Specifications, retrieved 2026-08-20 | Maximum of an adaptive range: Apple states 'ProMotion technology with adaptive refresh rates up to 120Hz'. The display drops below this to save power, so 120 Hz is a ceiling rather than a constant rate. |
| Apple iPhone 17 Pro | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialApple UK — iPhone 17 Pro Technical Specifications, retrieved 2026-08-19 | Maximum of an adaptive range: Apple states 'ProMotion technology with adaptive refresh rates up to 120Hz'. The display drops below this to save power, so 120 Hz is a ceiling rather than a constant rate. |
| Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialApple UK — iPhone 17 Pro Technical Specifications, retrieved 2026-08-19 | Maximum of an adaptive range: Apple states 'ProMotion technology with adaptive refresh rates up to 120Hz'. The display drops below this to save power, so 120 Hz is a ceiling rather than a constant rate. |
| Google Pixel 10 | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialGoogle — Pixel phone hardware tech specs, retrieved 2026-08-20 | Google states Smooth Display (60–120 Hz). 120 Hz is the ceiling of an adaptive range. |
| Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialSamsung Newsroom UK — Galaxy Z Flip7, retrieved 2026-08-20 | Samsung states 120Hz on both the main display and the FlexWindow. |
| Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 FE | 120 Hz | OfficialSamsung UK — Galaxy Z Flip7 FE specifications, retrieved 2026-09-10 | Inner max 120 Hz. Cover Super AMOLED; the spec API does not print a cover refresh figure. |
| Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialSamsung UK — Galaxy Z Fold7 specifications, retrieved 2026-09-10 | Both panels. Newsroom: 1–120 Hz adaptive. |
| Nothing Phone (3) | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialNothing UK — Phone (3), retrieved 2026-08-20 | Nothing prints Adaptive refresh rate 120 Hz. |
| Honor Magic V5 | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialHonor UK — HONOR Magic V5, retrieved 2026-09-10 | Both panels. |
| Motorola razr 60 | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialMotorola Support UK — motorola razr 60 specifications, retrieved 2026-09-10 | Inner up to 120Hz. Cover up to 90Hz. |
| Motorola razr 60 ultra | 165 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialMotorola UK — motorola razr 60 ultra, retrieved 2026-09-10 | Inner and cover both up to 165 Hz. |
| Google Pixel 9a | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialGoogle — Pixel phone hardware tech specs, retrieved 2026-08-20 | Display type, as the maker prints it: “Actua pOLED, Smooth Display 60–120 Hz, HDR”Google — Pixel phone hardware tech specs, retrieved 2026-08-20 |
| Samsung Galaxy A36 | 120 Hz | OfficialSamsung Newsroom UK — Galaxy A56 5G, A36 5G and A26 5G, retrieved 2026-08-20 | Display type, as the maker prints it: “Super AMOLED, up to 120Hz, Vision Booster”Samsung Newsroom UK — Galaxy A56 5G, A36 5G and A26 5G, retrieved 2026-08-20 |
| Samsung Galaxy A56 | 120 Hz | OfficialSamsung Newsroom UK — Galaxy A56 5G, A36 5G and A26 5G, retrieved 2026-08-20 | Display type, as the maker prints it: “Super AMOLED, up to 120Hz, Vision Booster”Samsung Newsroom UK — Galaxy A56 5G, A36 5G and A26 5G, retrieved 2026-08-20 |
| Nothing Phone (3a) Pro | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialNothing UK — Phone (3a) Pro, retrieved 2026-08-21 | Display type, as the maker prints it: “6.77" flexible AMOLED, 120 Hz adaptive, 10-bit”Nothing UK — Phone (3a) Pro, retrieved 2026-08-21 |
| Nothing Phone (3a) | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialNothing UK — Phone (3a), retrieved 2026-08-20 | Display type, as the maker prints it: “6.77" flexible AMOLED, 120 Hz adaptive, 10-bit”Nothing UK — Phone (3a), retrieved 2026-08-20 |
| Samsung Galaxy S25 | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialSamsung Newsroom UK — Galaxy S25 series, retrieved 2026-08-20 | Samsung states 'Super Smooth 120Hz refresh rate (1~120Hz)'. 120 Hz is the ceiling of an adaptive range. |
| Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialSamsung Newsroom UK — Galaxy S25 series, retrieved 2026-08-20 | Samsung states Super Smooth 120Hz refresh rate (1~120Hz). |
| Huawei Mate X6 | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialHuawei UK — HUAWEI Mate X6 specifications, retrieved 2026-09-10 | 1–120 Hz LTPO adaptive on both panels. |
| Apple iPhone 16 Pro | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialApple Support UK — iPhone 16 Pro Tech Specs, retrieved 2026-08-19 | Maximum of an adaptive range: Apple states 'ProMotion technology with adaptive refresh rates up to 120Hz'. |
| Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialGoogle — Pixel phone hardware tech specs, retrieved 2026-09-10 | Inner Smooth Display 1–120 Hz. Cover 60–120 Hz. |
| Google Pixel 9 | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialGoogle — Pixel phone hardware tech specs, retrieved 2026-08-20 | Google states Smooth Display (60–120 Hz). |
| Honor Magic V3 | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialHonor UK — HONOR Magic V3, retrieved 2026-09-10 | Inner 1–120 Hz. Cover also described as LTPO with 1 Hz minimum. |
| Google Pixel 8a | 120 Hz | OfficialGoogle — Pixel phone hardware tech specs, retrieved 2026-08-20 | Display type, as the maker prints it: “Actua OLED, Smooth Display up to 120 Hz, HDR, Always-on”Google — Pixel phone hardware tech specs, retrieved 2026-08-20 |
| Samsung Galaxy S24 | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialSamsung Newsroom UK — Galaxy S24 series, retrieved 2026-08-20 | Samsung states 'Super Smooth 120Hz refresh rate (1~120Hz)'. 120 Hz is the ceiling of an adaptive range. |
| Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialSamsung Newsroom UK — Galaxy S24 series, retrieved 2026-08-20 | Samsung states Super Smooth 120Hz refresh rate (1~120Hz). |
| OnePlus Open | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialOnePlus UK — OnePlus Open, retrieved 2026-09-10 | UK page: 120 Hz adaptive refresh rate, LTPO 3.0, and dual 120Hz displays. |
| Google Pixel 8 | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialGoogle — Pixel phone hardware tech specs, retrieved 2026-08-20 | Display type, as the maker prints it: “Actua OLED, Smooth Display 60–120 Hz, HDR”Google — Pixel phone hardware tech specs, retrieved 2026-08-20 |
| Apple iPhone 15 Pro | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialApple Support UK — iPhone 15 Pro Tech Specs, retrieved 2026-08-19 | Maximum of an adaptive range: Apple states 'ProMotion technology with adaptive refresh rates up to 120Hz'. |
| Samsung Galaxy S23 | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialSamsung Newsroom UK — Galaxy S23 series, retrieved 2026-08-20 | Samsung states 'Super Smooth 120Hz refresh rate (48~120Hz)' for Galaxy S23. 120 Hz is the ceiling of an adaptive range. |
| Samsung Galaxy S22 | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialSamsung Newsroom UK — Galaxy S22 and S22+, retrieved 2026-08-20 | Samsung states 'Super Smooth 120Hz refresh rate (48~120Hz)'. 120 Hz is the ceiling of an adaptive range. |
| Samsung Galaxy S21 | 120 Hz adaptive, up to | OfficialSamsung Newsroom UK — Galaxy S21 5G and S21+ 5G, retrieved 2026-08-20 | Samsung states 'Adaptive 120Hz refresh rate (48~120Hz)'. 120 Hz is the ceiling of an adaptive range. |
90 Hz2
| Phone | Refresh rate | Source | The source’s own qualification |
|---|---|---|---|
| Google Pixel 7 | 90 Hz | OfficialGoogle — Pixel phone hardware tech specs, retrieved 2026-08-20 | Display type, as the maker prints it: “OLED, Smooth Display up to 90 Hz, Always-on”Google — Pixel phone hardware tech specs, retrieved 2026-08-20 |
| Google Pixel 6 | 90 Hz | OfficialGoogle — Pixel phone hardware tech specs, retrieved 2026-08-20 | Display type, as the maker prints it: “OLED, Smooth Display up to 90 Hz, Always-on”Google — Pixel phone hardware tech specs, retrieved 2026-08-20 |
60 Hz0
No phone in the catalogue publishes a figure in this band. That is a statement about the published figures, not about the phones: a maker that prints no refresh rate is listed by name below.
No refresh-rate figure published6
These phones’ makers print no refresh rate on the spec page this site reads, so no figure is stated for them here. A gap in the published figures, not a rating.
Brightest screens: peak brightness, published52
A peak-brightness figure is published for 52 of the 55 phones; 25 also publish a typical figure and 22 an HDR peak. Highest peak first: the top figure is 5,000 nits. Makers do not all measure peak brightness the same way, so the source’s own note is printed under each figure where it gives one.
| Phone | Peak | Typical | HDR peak |
|---|---|---|---|
| Motorola moto g87 | 5,000 nits OfficialMotorola's peak brightness figure. | not published | not published |
| Nothing Phone (4a) Pro | 5,000 nits OfficialNothing's peak brightness figure. The same table lists outdoor brightness 1600 nits. | 800 nits Official | not published |
| Honor Magic V5 | 5,000 nits OfficialHonor prints 5000 nits peak on both screens and also calls them 5000 nits HDR displays. | not published | 5,000 nits Official |
| Honor Magic V3 | 5,000 nits OfficialHonor prints 5000 nits peak on the 6.43-inch cover display. The UK page does not give an inner-display nits figure. | not published | not published |
| Nothing Phone (4a) | 4,500 nits OfficialNothing's peak brightness figure. The same table lists outdoor brightness 1600 nits. | 800 nits Official | not published |
| Nothing Phone (3) | 4,500 nits OfficialNothing's peak brightness figure. The same spec table lists outdoor brightness 1600 nits. | 800 nits Official | not published |
| Motorola razr 60 ultra | 4,500 nits OfficialInner peak brightness. Cover peak 3000 nits. | not published | not published |
| Xiaomi 17T | 3,500 nits OfficialXiaomi prints peak brightness 3500 nits (UHBM) @ APL 25%. | not published | not published |
| Xiaomi REDMI Note 15 Pro 5G | 3,200 nits OfficialXiaomi's peak brightness figure. The same table lists HBM 1800 nits. | not published | not published |
| Xiaomi REDMI Note 15 Pro+ 5G | 3,200 nits OfficialXiaomi's peak brightness figure. The same table lists HBM 1800 nits. | not published | not published |
| Apple iPhone Duo | 3,000 nits OfficialPeak outdoor brightness as declared by Apple for both displays: '3,000 nits peak brightness (outdoor)'. Apple also states 1,600 nits peak (HDR). | 1,000 nits Official | 1,600 nits Official |
| Apple iPhone 18 Pro | 3,000 nits OfficialPeak outdoor brightness as declared by Apple: '3,000 nits peak brightness (outdoor)'. Apple also states 1,600 nits peak (HDR). | 1,000 nits Official | 1,600 nits Official |
| Apple iPhone 18 Pro Max | 3,000 nits OfficialPeak outdoor brightness as declared by Apple: '3,000 nits peak brightness (outdoor)'. Apple also states 1,600 nits peak (HDR). | 1,000 nits Official | 1,600 nits Official |
| Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 | 3,000 nits OfficialSamsung's UK product page: 3000 nits of brightness on both screens. | not published | not published |
| Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra | 3,000 nits OfficialSamsung's UK product page: peak brightness of 3000 nits, described as 15% brighter than Galaxy Z Fold7. | not published | not published |
| Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold | 3,000 nits OfficialInner peak brightness. Cover also up to 3,000 nits peak. | not published | 1,800 nits Official |
| Apple iPhone 17 | 3,000 nits OfficialPeak outdoor brightness as declared by Apple. Peak is not typical: the same page lists 1,000 nits max brightness (typical) and 1,600 nits peak (HDR). | 1,000 nits Official | 1,200 nits Official |
| Apple iPhone 17 Pro | 3,000 nits OfficialPeak outdoor brightness as declared by Apple. Peak is not typical: the same page lists 1,000 nits max brightness (typical) and 1,600 nits peak (HDR). | 1,000 nits Official | 1,600 nits Official |
| Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max | 3,000 nits OfficialPeak outdoor brightness as declared by Apple. Peak is not typical: the same page lists 1,000 nits max brightness (typical) and 1,600 nits peak (HDR). | 1,000 nits Official | 1,600 nits Official |
| Google Pixel 10 | 3,000 nits OfficialGoogle peak brightness, measured at 5% on-pixel ratio. | 2,000 nits Official | 2,000 nits Official |
| Motorola razr 60 | 3,000 nits OfficialInner peak brightness. Cover peak 1700 nits. | not published | not published |
| Nothing Phone (3a) Pro | 3,000 nits OfficialNothing's peak brightness figure. The same table lists outdoor brightness 1300 nits. | 800 nits Official | not published |
| Nothing Phone (3a) | 3,000 nits OfficialNothing's peak brightness figure. The same table lists outdoor brightness 1300 nits. | 800 nits Official | not published |
| Google Pixel 9a | 2,700 nits OfficialGoogle peak brightness. | 1,800 nits Official | 1,800 nits Official |
| Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold | 2,700 nits OfficialInner peak brightness. Cover also up to 2,700 nits peak. | not published | 1,600 nits Official |
| Google Pixel 9 | 2,700 nits OfficialGoogle peak brightness, measured at 5% on-pixel ratio. | 1,800 nits Official | 1,800 nits Official |
| Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8 | 2,600 nits OfficialSamsung's UK product page states 2600 nits peak brightness. | not published | not published |
| Samsung Galaxy S26 | 2,600 nits 3rd partySamsung's UK newsroom spec table does not list a nits figure. GSMArena lists 2600 nits (peak). | not published | not published |
| Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 | 2,600 nits OfficialSamsung states 2,600 nits of peak brightness on both the main display and the FlexWindow. | not published | not published |
| Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 FE | 2,600 nits OfficialSamsung's UK product page: 6.7-inch display with a max brightness of 2600 nits. | not published | not published |
| Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 | 2,600 nits OfficialSamsung newsroom: up to 2,600 nits of peak brightness. | not published | not published |
| Samsung Galaxy S25 | 2,600 nits 3rd partySamsung's UK newsroom spec table does not list a nits figure. GSMArena lists 2600 nits (peak). | not published | not published |
| Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra | 2,600 nits 3rd partySamsung's UK spec table for S25 Ultra does not print a nits figure. GSMArena lists 2600 nits (peak). | not published | not published |
| Samsung Galaxy S24 | 2,600 nits OfficialSamsung's launch copy states 'Galaxy S24 reaches 2,600nit peak brightness'. The spec table for S24/S24+ does not repeat a nits figure. | not published | not published |
| Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra | 2,600 nits OfficialSamsung footnote: the Dynamic AMOLED 2X display on Galaxy S24 Ultra can achieve peak brightness of up to 2600 nits. | not published | not published |
| Apple iPhone 16 | 2,000 nits OfficialPeak outdoor brightness as declared by Apple. Peak is not typical: the same page lists 1,000 nits max brightness (typical) and 1,600 nits peak (HDR). Peak figures are usually reachable only on a small window of the screen for a short time. | 1,000 nits Official | 1,200 nits Official |
| Apple iPhone 16 Pro | 2,000 nits OfficialPeak outdoor brightness as declared by Apple. Peak is not typical: the same page lists 1,000 nits max brightness (typical) and 1,600 nits peak (HDR). | 1,000 nits Official | 1,600 nits Official |
| Google Pixel 8a | 2,000 nits OfficialGoogle peak brightness. | 1,400 nits Official | 1,400 nits Official |
| Google Pixel 8 | 2,000 nits OfficialGoogle peak brightness. | 1,400 nits Official | 1,400 nits Official |
| Apple iPhone 15 | 2,000 nits OfficialPeak outdoor brightness as declared by Apple. Peak is not typical: the same page lists 1,000 nits max brightness (typical) and 1,600 nits peak (HDR). | 1,000 nits Official | 1,200 nits Official |
| Apple iPhone 15 Pro | 2,000 nits OfficialPeak outdoor brightness as declared by Apple. Peak is not typical: the same page lists 1,000 nits max brightness (typical) and 1,600 nits peak (HDR). | 1,000 nits Official | 1,600 nits Official |
| Samsung Galaxy S23 | 1,750 nits OfficialSamsung's spec table lists 1750 nits for Galaxy S23. | not published | not published |
| Google Pixel 7 | 1,400 nits 3rd partyGoogle's spec table does not list a nits figure. GSMArena lists 1400 nits (peak) and 1000 nits (HBM). | not published | not published |
| Samsung Galaxy S22 | 1,300 nits OfficialSamsung states Galaxy S22 peak brightness of 1,300 nits. Galaxy S22+ is listed at 1,750 nits. | 900 nits Official | not published |
| Samsung Galaxy S21 | 1,300 nits 3rd partySamsung's UK newsroom spec table does not list a nits figure. GSMArena lists 1300 nits (peak). | not published | not published |
| Samsung Galaxy A36 | 1,200 nits OfficialSamsung: "brightness levels reaching up to 1200 nits", footnoted "1,200 nits at HBM (High Brightness Mode)". Samsung publishes no higher peak figure; this maker figure is primary over the aggregator’s. | not published | not published |
| Samsung Galaxy A56 | 1,200 nits OfficialSamsung: "brightness levels reaching up to 1200 nits", footnoted "1,200 nits at HBM (High Brightness Mode)". Samsung publishes no higher peak figure; this maker figure is primary over the aggregator’s. | not published | not published |
| Apple iPhone 16e | 1,200 nits OfficialApple's peak HDR brightness. The same page lists 800 nits max brightness (typical) and does not list a separate outdoor peak figure. | 800 nits Official | 1,200 nits Official |
| Apple iPhone 14 | 1,200 nits OfficialApple's peak HDR brightness. The same page lists 800 nits max brightness (typical) and does not list a separate outdoor peak figure, unlike later iPhones. | 800 nits Official | 1,200 nits Official |
| Apple iPhone 13 | 1,200 nits OfficialApple's peak HDR brightness. The same page lists 800 nits max brightness (typical) and does not list a separate outdoor peak figure. | 800 nits Official | 1,200 nits Official |
| Apple iPhone 12 | 1,200 nits OfficialApple writes '1,200 nits max brightness (HDR)'. The same page lists 625 nits max brightness (typical). No outdoor peak figure is listed. | 625 nits Official | 1,200 nits Official |
| Motorola moto g57 power | 1,050 nits OfficialMotorola's High Brightness Mode figure, printed as up to 1050 nits. | not published | not published |
No peak-brightness figure on file for 3 phones: