How to Change Screen Refresh Rate on Google Pixel 10

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Accessing Display Settings

⚙️ Open the Settings app on your Google Pixel 10 by swiping down.
📱 Navigate to the Display and touch section within the settings menu.

Adjusting Refresh Rate

💡 Scroll down to find the Smooth Display option.
✅ Enable Smooth Display to activate the higher refresh rate, typically 120Hz.
↔️ This setting allows you to switch between 60Hz and 120Hz for a smoother visual experience.

Experiencing the Difference

⚡ You will notice the difference in screen smoothness in real life when switching between refresh rates.
🎬 While the difference might not be apparent in the video itself, the improved performance is tangible on the device.

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