Apple Vision Pro M5 Comes With A Big Improvement: Refresh Rate Mac Virtual Display Now 120Hz

Apple Vision Pro with M5 chip (photo: x @iwantMBAm4 ·)

JAKARTA - Apple is again presenting a significant improvement in its mixed reality devices through the M5 edition of the Apple Vision Pro. One of the most notable improvements is the ability to refresh the Virtual Display Mac rate which now reaches 120Hz, double the previous version locked at 60Hz.

When Apple first introduced Vision Pro M5, the company said that its screen now supports a refresh rate of up to 120Hz increasing from the first model that only supports a variable refresh rate of up to 100Hz. However, there was a big question: does this increase also apply when using the Mac Virtual Display feature?

Previously, Apple Vision Pro users based on the M2 chip experienced a limit where the Mac display projected into Vision Pro only runs on a 60Hz refresh rate, both using Developer Trap and streaming via Wi-Fi. This often creates a feeling of discomfort, it can even cause motion security for some users.

Now, Apple has finally provided an official clarification. After receiving confirmation from the company, Apple confirmed that the Mac Virtual Display feature at Vision Pro M5 is now running at a full 120Hz.

This change from 60Hz to 120Hz is considered very significant, especially in terms of user comfort and visual experience. This increase in the refresh rate not only makes the display more subtle and responsive, but also has the potential to reduce the risk of motional motional motional motion (motional activity) previously experienced by a number of users when working for a long time with a virtual Mac display on Vision Pro.

In addition to the increase in the refresh rate, Apple Vision Pro M5 also brings updates to the quality of the visual display. Users will enjoy sharper text and images when using Mac through this device.

This is possible thanks to the use of custom micro-OLED screens capable of rendering up to 10% more pixels, supported by the performance of more powerful M5 GPUs. Apple explains that this upgrade is related to refined rendering foveated technology, where the system focuses its display power on areas users are looking at for more realistic and efficient visual results.

Despite the increase of only 10%, Apple insists that the results will feel clearly sharper and naturaler than the previous models. Interestingly, Apple still uses the same screen panel as the first generation Vision Pro, but now with better hardware and software optimization thanks to the M5 chip.

With the arrival of a 120Hz refresh rate increase, a sharper visual display, as well as a more convenient use experience, Apple Vision Pro M5 shows that Apple is committed to developing a spatial computing ecosystem towards a more immersive and productive level, especially for Mac users who want to work in a virtual environment with maximum comfort.

Vision Pro M5 is now a device that is not only superior in performance, but is also able to provide the best visual experience for multitasking, design, and professional productivity in the virtual world.