Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Tip: How to get the best refresh rate? [One UI 3.1]

Samsung’s Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is arguably the best Android phone in 2020, and the Note 20 is no slouch either.

One of the great things about many of Samsung’s devices is that there are more customization options and settings than just about every other device out there.

The only problem with that is you may not know exactly where to find those options to change things up.

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We are rounding up some of the best tips and tricks for you to familiarize yourself and customize your brand new Galaxy Note 20 or Note 20 Ultra. For today, we are covering the topic of refresh rate.

 Get the best refresh rate

Samsung makes some of the best displays you can find on a smartphone. These are so good, in fact, that you may already be using a Samsung display even if your phone is made by another manufacturer.

With the Galaxy Note 20, Samsung upped the ante and integrated a 120Hz refresh rate into the Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra. Now, it’s not enabled by default, and not every app can take advantage of this.

That’s where Motion Smoothness and Adaptive Display come into play. Here’s how you can turn this on and get the most out of your screen.

1. Open the Settings app.
2. Tap Display.
3. Tap Motion smoothness.
4. Select Adaptive.