According to news on January 30, the new Samsung Galaxy S24 series has been officially released recently. Although the new mobile phone screen is brighter, the body is stronger, the performance is stronger, the camera is better, and the battery life is longer, the upgraded Gorilla Victus 2 glass It is also known as one of the most underrated highlights. However, the new phone is not flawless, and there seems to be color issues with the display.
Some Galaxy S24 Ultra users have reported that their phones display lighter colors in Vivid color mode compared to the Galaxy S23 Ultra. This issue only occurs when using "Vivid" color mode, switching to "Natural" mode, the colors are basically consistent with the S23 Ultra. Additionally, the Galaxy S24 and Galaxy S24 appear to be suffering from the same issue. The above picture compares the screen performance of Galaxy S21 Ultra and Galaxy S24 Ultra in "Vivid" mode. It can be seen that the color saturation of the S21 Ultra is significantly improved, while the hue change of the S24 Ultra is not obvious. Some users suspect that the switching function of "Vivid" mode may be faulty and cannot function properly. If it's a software issue, Samsung can easily fix it with a system update. As of press time, Samsung has not responded to this, and it is unclear whether a hardware or software issue caused the problem. According to Sammobile reports, in addition to screen color issues, the Galaxy S24 Ultra’s always-on display mode also has some shortcomings. Users complained that some options were missing, such as landscape display and separate brightness controls. The Galaxy S24 series’ always-on display mode brightness is tied to the home screen brightness, which may be too bright at night. In addition, mobile phone cameras are prone to overexposure when shooting in daylight, and the detail performance in low-light conditions is not satisfactory.The above is the detailed content of Users report that the screen color of Samsung Galaxy S24 series mobile phones is light in 'Vivid' mode. For more information, please follow other related articles on the PHP Chinese website!