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How to Enable 120Hz or 144Hz Display on Xiaomi / POCO Phone

How to Enable 120Hz or 144Hz Display on Xiaomi / POCO Phone

High refresh rate displays make scrolling, animations, and gaming feel dramatically smoother. Here's how to enable it on your Xiaomi device.


Step-by-Step: Enable High Refresh Rate

On HyperOS:
1. Settings → Display → Refresh rate.
2. Select your desired rate:
- Auto (Adaptive) — phone automatically switches between 1Hz and 120/144Hz based on content.
- 120Hz — locked at 120 frames per second.
- 144Hz — maximum on supported models (POCO F5/F6/F7, Redmi Turbo series).
- 60Hz — battery-saving mode.

On MIUI 14:
1. Settings → Display → Refresh rate → choose 120Hz or Adaptive.


Which Xiaomi Models Support 144Hz?
Phone Max Refresh Rate
POCO X5 Pro / X6 Pro / X7 Pro 120Hz
POCO F5 / F6 / F7 / F7 Pro 144Hz
Redmi Turbo 3 / 4 144Hz
Xiaomi 14 / 14 Pro 120Hz (LTPO)
Xiaomi 15 / 15 Pro 120Hz (LTPO 4.0)
Redmi Note 14 Pro+ 120Hz
Redmi 13C / 14C 90Hz (max)

Adaptive vs. Fixed Refresh Rate
Setting Pros Cons
Adaptive (Auto) Saves battery; high Hz when needed May feel inconsistent in some apps
Fixed 120Hz / 144Hz Always smooth; consistent feel Higher battery drain (~5–10%)
Fixed 60Hz Best battery life Less smooth scrolling/gaming

Recommendation: Use Adaptive for daily use; switch to fixed 144Hz during gaming sessions via Game Turbo.


Enable High Refresh Rate in Games

Some games cap their own frame rate regardless of display setting:
1. Open the game's in-game graphics settings.
2. Set Frame rate to 90, 120, or High / Ultra (wording varies by game).
3. Common games with 120Hz+ support: PUBG Mobile, Genshin Impact, Call of Duty Mobile, Asphalt 9.


Check Current Refresh Rate in Real Time

Enable FPS / refresh rate overlay:
1. Settings → Developer Options → Show refresh rate → on.
2. A small number appears in the corner showing the current Hz in real time.


Pro Tips
  • LTPO displays (Xiaomi 14/15 series) dynamically range from 1Hz to 120Hz — Adaptive is the best setting for these as it maximizes battery savings while maintaining high Hz during active use.
  • At 144Hz, expect around 10–15% more battery consumption compared to 60Hz under the same workload.
  • Some budget Redmi phones advertise "up to 90Hz" — these do not support 120Hz regardless of settings.
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