In a very unconventional turn of events, Samsung themselves made a post in the official Samsung Newsroom saying that the first Galaxy S24 series update is coming soon, and with it comes a bunch of different fixes. One of it is the screen vividness issue that we’ve highlighted.
One specific phrase that Samsung used is “offering Galaxy users more choices” and I think they chose the right path here. When the Galaxy S24 series was released, many people complained that the new phone screens were extremely dull, especially when compared to the previous generation of Galaxy S series phones. That’s because the vivid mode on the Galaxy S24 series isn’t actually vivid. To know what’s going on, here’s our video talking about this issue.
Many people love this new “natural” color whereby some people opted to return the phone because the screen looks ugly. So, Samsung created a new slider to let us select our own “vividness”. There are 3 levels of vividness to select from.
Now, I’m not sure how much this will actually change the color gamut coverage. My guess is the highest vividness is going to be the old vivid mode – covering 100% sRGB and DCI-P3 in the system UI.
Samsung also announced that this update will include improvements to the camera – particularly in night mode, zoom shots, portrait shots, and many more. I sure hope Samsung is also fixing the superbly high noise level in night videos too.
We’ll return to test all of this when the update drops later in February. Samsung just gave us a vague “coming in February” timeline. I mean, this is literally a changelog but the update is coming later.
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