Well finally, after years of frustration and disbelief, Apple has finally caved and upped the refresh rate on the iPhone 17 to 120Hz. The screen is now a 6.3in OLED panel, slightly larger than the 6.1in display on the iPhone 16, and has a higher peak brightness of 3,000 nits. Impressively, however, it starts at the same £799 as the iPhone 16, meaning you’re getting double the storage for no additional cost. There was no specific mention of battery size but Apple claims the iPhone 17 can achieve eight more hours of video playback compared to the iPhone 16. The iPhone 17 will be launching on 19 September with the rest of the family, and preorders are open from this Friday, 12 September.