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Content updated September 20, 2026

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iPhone Duo

Panel
Wide-angle OLED folding inner display with separate OLED outer display (OLED)
Size
7.6"
Resolution
1,878 × 2,670

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What you can find here

Understand the display details that matter

The directory is the starting point. Each device profile brings together verified display specs, what they mean in real use, relevant tests, and practical next steps.

Display specifications

Find screen size, resolution, PPI, panel technology, refresh rate, brightness, HDR, touch, and other available facts.

Practical screen interpretation

Understand what the numbers mean for outdoor visibility, text clarity, motion, media, reading, and everyday use.

Screen checks and troubleshooting

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Damage and ownership guidance

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Samsung Odyssey OLED G6 G61SH

Samsung · OLED · 2,560 × 1,440Samsung Odyssey OLED G6 G61SH is a 27-inch QD-OLED monitor with 2560×1440 resolution, a 240 Hz maximum refresh rate, FreeSync Premium and G-Sync Compatible support, HDR10 / HDR10+ Gaming, and Samsung’s Glare Free film.

Pixel 11 Pro Fold

Google · OLED · 2,076 × 2,152The Pixel 11 Pro Fold pairs a 6.5-inch cover OLED with an 8-inch folding OLED. Both support HDR, 24-bit color, and Smooth Display from 1–120 Hz, with Google peak ratings up to 3,600 nits.

Pixel 10 Pro

Google · OLED · 1,280 × 2,856The Pixel 10 Pro has a sharp 6.3-inch LTPO OLED with unusually strong brightness, smooth 1-120 Hz refresh, and excellent suitability for outdoor reading, photos, and HDR video. Its main screen caveat is OLED PWM: the normal mode is measured around 240 Hz, while the sensitive-eyes setting raises that to 480 Hz, which may still trouble flicker-sensitive users.

Pixel 11 Pro XL

Google · OLED · 1,344 × 2,992The Pixel 11 Pro XL uses a 6.8-inch Super Actua LTPO OLED with 1344×2992 resolution, 486 PPI, HDR support, a 1-120 Hz Smooth Display range, and a stated 3600-nit peak brightness.

Pixel 11 Pro

Google · OLED · 1,280 × 2,856Pixel 11 Pro uses a 6.3-inch Super Actua LTPO OLED with 1280 × 2856 resolution, 495 PPI, HDR support, and a variable 1-120 Hz refresh range.

Pixel 11

Google · OLED · 1,080 × 2,424Pixel 11 has a 6.3-inch OLED Actua screen with 1080 x 2424 resolution, 422 PPI, HDR support, and 60-120Hz Smooth Display.

Screen specifications explained

Which display numbers matter?

A specification is useful only when you know what it can and cannot tell you. Use these definitions when reading an exact-device profile.

Screen size

The physical diagonal size of the active display.

Resolution

The number of pixels across and down the panel.

PPI

How densely the pixels are packed, which affects perceived sharpness.

Panel type

The display technology and its practical tradeoffs.

Refresh rate

How often the display can update, which affects motion and scrolling.

Brightness

How visible the screen may be in brighter environments; reported methods can differ.

HDR

Whether the display supports a wider brightness and contrast range for supported content.

PWM or flicker

A display behavior that may matter to flicker-sensitive users.

What to do next

Turn a screen specification into a useful decision

Use the device profile as the reference point, then choose the route that matches what you are trying to understand or fix.

Inspection laneRun a screen testCheck touch, pixels, color, refresh rate, backlight bleed, or OLED burn-in in your browser.View screen testsBuying guidanceUnderstand display tradeoffsRead device and panel guides for protection, OLED, matte versus glossy finishes, and return decisions.Browse buying guidesOwnership helpHandle a damaged screenFind symptom, backup, warranty, repair, and replacement guidance when something looks wrong.View damage guidance

Editorial standards

Know how these profiles are built

ScreenDetect separates official specifications, independent measurements, and claims you should verify on your own device.

Device methodologyHow we write screen profilesLearn how sources are weighted, how confidence is labeled, how updates are handled, and why these are profiles rather than faked hands-on reviews.Read the profile standardsBuying guide methodologyHow we choose productsWhen you move from understanding a device to choosing protection or accessories, see how recommendations, tradeoffs, and affiliate links are handled.Read the product standards

Device screen specifications FAQs

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