LEAKS  Smartphones  February 9, 2024  Reading time: 2 Minute(s)

Max (RS editor)

The display quality remains a crucial aspect for users seeking an immersive visual experience. After recent users reports about Samsung Galaxy S24 series faded colors, Samsung is set to refine its Galaxy series, and address the problem. Recent statements from Samsung have emphasized a shift towards more accurate color representation on the new AMOLED panels of the Galaxy S24 series. However, some users have expressed a preference for the vibrant colors traditionally associated with Samsung's displays, reminiscent of the 'Vivid' display option available in previous models.

Acknowledging this demand for enhanced display customization, leaked information by Ice Universe on X, suggest that Samsung is poised to introduce a solution to cater to varying user preferences. According to reputable sources, an upcoming firmware update may introduce a new feature allowing users to adjust the color intensity via a slider in the advanced display options.

This anticipated functionality, tentatively named "Vividness", is expected to enable users to fine-tune the intensity of colors to their liking. Initial leaks indicate that users will have the flexibility to elevate the color intensity to levels akin to previous Galaxy models, such as the Galaxy S23 and even the Galaxy S21. The baseline setting would retain the current color intensity level observed in the Galaxy S24 series.

While the specifics of the firmware update's release timeline remain undisclosed, users eagerly await the opportunity to enhance their visual experience on the Galaxy S24 devices. It's important to note that while some users prioritize vividness in display colors, others may prefer the more accurate representation offered by the default settings. The availability of both 'Natural' and 'Vivid' options affords users the flexibility to choose the display mode that best aligns with their preferences and usage scenarios.

 IMAGES CREDITS: SAMSUNG | ICE UNIVERSE