Display is very "Cold" in terms of temperature

[YakuzaNeko]

Basically, my S8 Plus' colour balance seems to look nicer than my M20Pro

I like my display a bit warm, even on the warmest of colours (In the settings) my M20Pro still looks extremely washed out and light / white.

Anyone else having this issue?

 

[leo72793]

Basically, my S8 Plus' colour balance seems to look nicer than my M20Pro

I like my display a bit warm, even on the warmest of colours (In the settings) my M20Pro still looks extremely washed out and light / white.

Anyone else having this issue?

Settings>Display>EyeComfort>ColorTemperature


Turn on Eye comfort

 

[YakuzaNeko]

Settings>Display>EyeComfort>ColorTemperature


Turn on Eye comfort

Thank you for the response, just tried this, still not getting the same types of colours compared to my S8 plus.

tomorrow I'll get my camera out and I'll try to show what I mean.

 

[Reuben_skelz92]

Just adjust it to the way temp you like. I liked the colder temp. The screen makes the whites on the pixel 2 xl horrible

 

[Hazzay88]

I like my display as white as possible. So I like it on the cooler side

 

[kaibosh99]

I am a little disappointed in the warmth of the screen. Yes, OLED means perfect black - but the screen is otherwise quite cold even when the 'eye comfort' is set to vivid & warm. In fact, laying this phone beside my 1st gen OPO (which was a textbook 'cold' LCD), they don't really look all that different.

Obviously Samsung tends to go to near garish, eye searing ends of the spectrum when you have things set to 'vivid', but my 10" Tab 2 is so juicy your eyeballs explode and dribble down your face. I wonder if this screen is simply cold by hardware design or if it would be possible through software to make things warmer yet. It isn't a deal breaker, but putting this thing next to an iPhone XS (which is also considered quite 'cold', explained insistently as 'more accurate'), the XS actually looks somewhat more juicy than this thing. I don't want accurate, I want to get radiation burns from the ridiculous over saturation.

 

[Jonathan-H]

Basically, my S8 Plus' colour balance seems to look nicer than my M20Pro

I like my display a bit warm, even on the warmest of colours (In the settings) my M20Pro still looks extremely washed out and light / white.

Anyone else having this issue?

This must be a defect then because the display is better than the Note 9 and S9 plus when its not going green. If you really need an unnaturally warm tone, it should be perfectly doable in the settings if your phone isn't faulty.

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I am a little disappointed in the warmth of the screen. Yes, OLED means perfect black - but the screen is otherwise quite cold even when the 'eye comfort' is set to vivid & warm. In fact, laying this phone beside my 1st gen OPO (which was a textbook 'cold' LCD), they don't really look all that different.

Obviously Samsung tends to go to near garish, eye searing ends of the spectrum when you have things set to 'vivid', but my 10" Tab 2 is so juicy your eyeballs explode and dribble down your face. I wonder if this screen is simply cold by hardware design or if it would be possible through software to make things warmer yet. It isn't a deal breaker, but putting this thing next to an iPhone XS (which is also considered quite 'cold', explained insistently as 'more accurate'), the XS actually looks somewhat more juicy than this thing. I don't want accurate, I want to get radiation burns from the ridiculous over saturation.

What is it with people loving these horrible warm displays? Get an iphone x they have lovely yellow whites with truetone turned on. I wager you'll love that.