GSMArena.com GSMArena.com

Tip us

1.9m
150k
RSS

EV

Merch

Log in

Login

I forgot my password
Sign up
  • Home
  • News
  • Reviews
  • Videos
  • Featured
  • Phone Finder
  • Deals
  • MerchNew
  • Coverage
  • Contact
ADVERTISEMENT

Samsung Spain denies a change to Galaxy S24 vivid mode is coming Comments

  • Read
  • Post your comment

  • Post your comment
Pages: «123 4 5 »
Sort by:

S
  • Smallworld
  • pn3
  • 02 Feb 2024

I have the base S24 and there IS a difference between the vivid and natural modes.
I think people are exaggerating. I compared to display to other flagship phones and it doesn't appear washed out or dull. The situation might be different for the S24U tho.

  • Reply
    S
    • Smallworld
    • pn3
    • 02 Feb 2024

    I have the base S24 and there IS a difference between the vivid

    • Reply
      • jiyen235
      • XQQ
      • 02 Feb 2024

      Maybe the lower vividness is a direct result of the matte coating?

      Anyways, this is a good but weird step, why not have 3 options,
      Vivid - DCI-P3 with saturated colors
      Natural - SRGB with accurate colors
      Pro - DCI-P3 with accurate colors.

      • Reply
        M
        • Makkudonarudo
        • XVx
        • 02 Feb 2024

        So it is a downgrade then. Because the DC-P3 coverage for S24 series only reach about 86-87% while previous models are about 99%.

        And people are really believing Samsung will fix their phone with updates.

        • Reply
          ?
          • Anonymous
          • x}j
          • 02 Feb 2024

          A lot of Samsung Employees are writing here and defending the dull screen

          • Reply
            c
            • coolkev99
            • Yhy
            • 02 Feb 2024

            Anonymous, 02 Feb 2024RGB sliders to give you warm tones is there. You can calibrate way you want. After years... morethe rgb sliders dont do anything.

            • Reply
              ?
              • Anonymous
              • 0p}
              • 02 Feb 2024

              DarlingYext, 02 Feb 2024Can't even have options on these very expensive flagship phones anymore? Let people use V... moreRGB sliders to give you warm tones is there.
              You can calibrate way you want.

              After years samsung has admitted it was bad calibration, but somehow praised by bias reviews.

              • Reply
                ?
                • Anonymous
                • 39y
                • 02 Feb 2024

                This is the first time I've ever used Vivid mode on a Samsung phone. Usually it's way too saturated. I hope they leave it be.

                • Reply
                  b
                  • bormat
                  • dPU
                  • 02 Feb 2024

                  It's alright it they want present more accurate profile for people.
                  But there also should be a simple matter of choice.
                  If someone wants eye bleading colors, fine, you have it also.

                  This is an L for Samsung. People should chose what they want, not forcing them.

                  • Reply
                    K
                    • Kax17
                    • Jv$
                    • 02 Feb 2024

                    That's a stupid decision if it's real, they they shouldn't force people to use what they want, it's ok to provide an an accurate color profile (natural) but not if you make both profiles look the same.

                    • Reply
                      ADVERTISEMENT
                      H
                      • Harry
                      • 39x
                      • 02 Feb 2024

                      Samsung US is saying something completely different to Samsung Spain
                      Completely messed up with the display this year
                      If they fine tuned it to deliver more natural colours, for that particular purpose Natural mode is there
                      Vivid mode should display more vibrant n saturated colors

                      • Reply
                        ?
                        • Anonymous
                        • iJp
                        • 02 Feb 2024

                        Nice one how Samsung copies Apple. Now the company will decide for you. Lol

                        • Reply
                          T
                          • TuGa121
                          • 4}F
                          • 02 Feb 2024

                          Defect Will they fix it ?

                          • Reply
                            • DarlingYext
                            • 6mM
                            • 02 Feb 2024

                            Anonymous, 02 Feb 2024Clients should be glad this mode is not working. It is zero accuracy mode. Should not even... moreCan't even have options on these very expensive flagship phones anymore? Let people use Vivid if they want to, but nobody HAS TO use it, if they don't like it.

                            • Reply
                              ?
                              • Anonymous
                              • xjH
                              • 02 Feb 2024

                              I recently checked out the devices at a nearby store and tbh didn't find any display issues, maybe because I actually like and prefer the slightly altered colour profile on the S24 serie compared to their older phones

                              • Reply
                                P
                                • PepperPot
                                • iRM
                                • 02 Feb 2024

                                Samsung started this on the Z5 so it is a choice. I use my Z4 on natural mode and the Z5's vivid setting has less punch than the Z4's vivid setting. It just isn't as aggressive as the S24.

                                • Reply
                                  I
                                  • IcyJay30
                                  • 7kk
                                  • 02 Feb 2024

                                  My s23 is less vivid than my old m51 in a good way... specially the red and green

                                  • Reply
                                    j
                                    • jake5150
                                    • Ydm
                                    • 02 Feb 2024

                                    Poor Samsung is slowly but surely headed downhill. I have used the S series since the S2 and the reason is the nice vivid screen. That's it. Then on the Vanallia S21, they dumped the QHD screen for an FHD screen, but at least it was still a "vivid" screen. Now the S24 has a bleached-out dull screen ( apparently the dull boring people are happy with their new dull boring screen)

                                    For the sake of Safety ??? What a joke, it's simple shrinkflation......they keep the pricing the same but you get a lesser screen. If I want an S24 dull screen experience, I'll just go to Moto and order a couple of Moto G Plays for a heck of a lot cheaper. Ordered two S24 and got rid of them.
                                    Guess I'll go to Swappa and snap up a couple of mint condition S22/23's and throw them in my desk drawer to use at a later date. As far as new phones from Samsung, I am done with them unless things change in 2025. I guess we will see...................

                                    • Reply
                                      S
                                      • Stoon
                                      • fwF
                                      • 02 Feb 2024

                                      samsung : we do some b.s in software never tested sometimes but don't worry too much ... it's a new feature !

                                      fans : waaaw ok

                                      • Reply
                                        ?
                                        • Anonymous
                                        • rKH
                                        • 02 Feb 2024

                                        "The colors on the newer device in Vivid mode were less saturated than on last year’s model and barely different from the Natural color profile."

                                        In their review they mentioned that each mode is accurate to their profile(srgb and p3 respectively). Now they mentioning its barely different. They didn't even mention the deviation delta of colors in the review. And worse they removed the display accuracy part from their published review now.

                                        • Reply
                                          • Post your comment

                                          ◄123 4 5►
                                          ADVERTISEMENT

                                          Phone finder

                                          • Samsung
                                          • Apple
                                          • Huawei
                                          • Nokia
                                          • Sony
                                          • LG
                                          • HTC
                                          • Motorola
                                          • Lenovo
                                          • Xiaomi
                                          • Google
                                          • Honor
                                          • Oppo
                                          • Realme
                                          • OnePlus
                                          • Nothing
                                          • vivo
                                          • Meizu
                                          • Asus
                                          • Alcatel
                                          • ZTE
                                          • Microsoft
                                          • Umidigi
                                          • Coolpad
                                          • Oscal
                                          • Sharp
                                          • Micromax
                                          • Infinix
                                          • Ulefone
                                          • Tecno
                                          • Doogee
                                          • Blackview
                                          • Cubot
                                          • Oukitel
                                          • Itel
                                          • TCL

                                          All brands Rumor mill

                                          ADVERTISEMENT

                                          Related articles

                                          • Samsung Galaxy S24 review
                                          • Samsung acknowledges Galaxy S24 display color issues, fix incoming
                                          • Counterpoint: Samsung is the best-selling smartphone company in India for 2023
                                          • Samsung Galaxy S24+ battery life test

                                          DAILY DEALS

                                          These are the best offers from our affiliate partners. We may get a commission from qualifying sales.
                                          Apple iPhone 11
                                          128GB 4GB RAM $ 87.11
                                          $ 81.79
                                          Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max
                                          256GB 6GB RAM $ 359.38
                                          $ 335.41
                                          Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max
                                          512GB 6GB RAM $ 304.57
                                          $ 287.95
                                          Apple iPhone 12 Pro
                                          256GB 6GB RAM $ 317.56
                                          $ 299.81
                                          Show all deals
                                          ADVERTISEMENT

                                          Home News Reviews Compare Coverage Glossary FAQ RSS Youtube Instagram TikTok Facebook Twitter

                                          © 2000-2025 GSMArena.com Mobile version Android app Tools Contact us Merch store Privacy Terms of use Change Ad Consent Do not sell my data