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 The Samsung Galaxy S25 features a stunning display with advanced options to optimize color, brightness, resolution, and refresh rate. Adjusting these settings allows you to personalize your viewing experience while saving battery and reducing eye strain. AvNexo provides a detailed guide on how to adjust Galaxy S25 display settings for optimal performance and comfort. Did you know? For a complete guide on this topic, check out the Samsung Learning Hub and explore related tips in the Display & Customization Topic Hub. Step 1: Adjust Brightness and Adaptive Brightness Brightness is the most basic yet critical display setting. Go to Settings → Display → Brightness . Use the slider to manually adjust brightness to your preference. Alternatively, enable Adaptive Brightness , which automatically adjusts brightness based on ambient light conditions. ✅ AvNexo Tip: Using Adaptive Brightness reduces battery drain and ensures the screen isn’t too bright in dark env...

Meta description: Samsung OLED screen burn-in in the UK explained — real causes, prevention tips, and the repair options and costs you should expect in 2025. The first time I saw burn-in on a Samsung OLED, it was a Galaxy S10 I used for navigation around London. After a summer of using Google Maps at max brightness, a faint ghost of the navigation bar stayed permanently on the screen. Since then, I’ve tested over a dozen Samsung models — S21, S22, S23, A54, Fold 3 — and OLED burn-in behaves differently on each one. If you're in the UK and dealing with patchy colours, ghost images, or pink/green retained shapes on your Samsung screen, this guide breaks down what’s actually happening and the repair paths that UK owners realistically have. If you often troubleshoot Samsung screen issues, the Samsung hub is useful to keep bookmarked. For display-specific tuning and calibration references, the Display Customisation hub and Screen Tools hub can help you monitor your screen’s condi...

Samsung Lag After One UI Update – UK Version Why Samsung Devices Slow Down After a One UI Update After a major One UI rollout, several UK Samsung users report unusual slowdowns: animations hesitate, scrolling becomes inconsistent, and background tasks appear delayed. These performance drops are not exclusive to a single model. Devices such as the A-series, S-series, and older M-series demonstrate similar patterns when the update triggers system re-indexing, recalibrates cached data, or alters power-management behaviour. Across regions like Birmingham and Manchester, the most common pattern involves lag immediately after installation. This period is typically dominated by background optimisation, where the device processes stored app data and rebuilds metadata. During this time, the system redistributes CPU load, causing visible hesitations even when no apps are running. Technical Reasons Behind Post-Update Lag Most slowdown cases correlate with internal system tasks that acti...