Apple has already confirmed that you will be waiting longer than usual for the new iPhone this fall. And if you are waiting for the iPhone 12 with a faster refresh rate, you will have an even longer wait, according to a new report.

Current iPhones have displays that refresh at the typical 60Hz rate, but several iPhone 12 rumors suggested that at least some new models could double that speed to 120Hz. But now, GizChina points to a report from MyDrivers, in which supply chain sources say Apple will not bring that feature to the iPhone 12.

Worse, the report claims that Apple's next year's phone will also not feature a 120Hz refresh rate.

Why delay until 2022 for a feature that some Android phones already offer? It is said to be because Apple is trying to keep prices low, but this has not been officially confirmed by Apple. (This is because Apple's main rival, Samsung, is expected to announce exactly that feature this week with its new Galaxy Note 20 phablet. Even more surprisingly, the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra could feature a dynamic 120Hz refresh rate that automatically adjusts based on the activity you're doing. For example, if you are scrolling the web, the Galaxy Note would employ a higher refresh rate for a smoother experience.

Whether the initial MyDriver report means that all four iPhone 12 models expected to launch this fall will not have faster refresh rates, or whether that omission is limited to the 5.4-inch iPhone 12 and 6.1-inch iPhone 12 Max It is unclear whether it will be limited to the 5.4-inch iPhone 12 and 6.1-inch iPhone 12 Max. Apple is also expected to roll out two iPhone 12 Pro models, and even if the 120Hz refresh rate does not make it to Apple's less expensive iPhones, it would be nice to see it there.

Even if Apple confirmed last week that the iPhone 12 will not ship that month, we will apparently learn of Apple's plans in early September.GizChina cites a reliable source who says Apple's iPhone 12 event will be held on September 8 that Apple's iPhone 12 event will be held on September 8. That is consistent with other rumors about the upcoming iPhone launch event.