If you buy a new Pixel 10 and start using it right out of the box, you might notice something a bit odd: Scrolling and swiping around Android feels a bit slow and sluggish. That's particularly going to be the case if you're coming from another Android flagship, or a "Pro" iPhone. What gives?
If you're used to that 120Hz look, 60Hz is going to seem stuttered by comparison, since you're quite literally losing half the display information every second. But here's the thing: The Pixel 10 has a display that supports a refresh rate of 120Hz, so why is it refreshing at 60Hz out of the box?
Pixel 10 doesn't have an LTPO panel, which means it sticks to either 60Hz or 120Hz, nothing in between, or below. This will burn through your battery faster than the standard 60Hz option, so Google likely keeps 120Hz disabled for the general consumer that would prefer a longer battery life over a smoother display.
How to enable 120Hz on Pixel 10
If you're in the camp that prefers a smoother display to longer battery life, it's an easy fix. Just head to Settings > Display & touch > Other display controls, then choose "Smooth display." The setting explains that it raises the refresh rate up to 120Hz "for some content" and that battery usage will increase.
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