is it possible to customize AOD?

[justvalencia]

Wonder if this is possible? Dont have my s10+ yet but will pick it up tomorrow. Wanted my AOD to look something like this wallpapers:
https://mobile.twitter.com/mattcabb/status/1100769208231780355?s=21

As i really like the fact that they use the hole at the top right. Of course i would like it to be dark/black&white. Is it possible without root? If yes, will there be significant change in battery consumption?

PS. The last samsung/android phone i used was the note 4 and AOD was not a feature back then( i believe ) so got no idea.

 

[SpookDroid]

Page doesn't exist.
But as for AOD, nope, not customizable other than the options included in Samsung's stock options (different clock types, a handful of selectable widgets, color/design, and while you can select an image as a background, it's only on a small area of the AOD. Again, not sure what you're looking for since the image you linked is no longer valid.

 

[justvalencia]

Page doesn't exist.
But as for AOD, nope, not customizable other than the options included in Samsung's stock options (different clock types, a handful of selectable widgets, color/design, and while you can select an image as a background, it's only on a small area of the AOD. Again, not sure what you're looking for since the image you linked is no longer valid.

My bad. Here it is: https://mobile.twitter.com/mattcabb/status/1100769208231780355?s=21
Too bad. There are good ways to make use of that camera hole.

 

[SpookDroid]

Ah, those! Yeah, you can customize that for the lock-screen, but not for the AOD (would kinda defeat the purpose of 'battery-saving' AOD). In theory, however, if rumors are true, Samsung will release an update allowing you to use the 'ring' around the cameras as a notification LED 'replacement' (there's already a 3rd party app that lets you do it, but users keep complaining it's not very user-friendly).

 

[libra89]

Page doesn't exist.
But as for AOD, nope, not customizable other than the options included in Samsung's stock options (different clock types, a handful of selectable widgets, color/design, and while you can select an image as a background, it's only on a small area of the AOD. Again, not sure what you're looking for since the image you linked is no longer valid.

This is true but with Good Lock, you can customize AOD. Check out this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18DwNQSGwPY

 

[SpookDroid]

I don't know where you saw that on the video, but the options for AOD are limited (basically only changing clock style).

 

[libra89]

I don't know where you saw that on the video, but the options for AOD are limited (basically only changing clock style).

Ah, my apologies. I must have misunderstood your comment saying that there was none at all.

To me, there's a lot of customization with the clock. I don't know how many other phones offer that range when it comes to that.

 

[SpookDroid]

Agreed, just not to the level that the OP wants.

 

[melmc1403]

Download Goodlock in the Galaxy App and you can change the AOD clock style to lots of different ones x

 

[justvalencia]

Ah, those! Yeah, you can customize that for the lock-screen, but not for the AOD (would kinda defeat the purpose of 'battery-saving' AOD). In theory, however, if rumors are true, Samsung will release an update allowing you to use the 'ring' around the cameras as a notification LED 'replacement' (there's already a 3rd party app that lets you do it, but users keep complaining it's not very user-friendly).

Thanks for the reply everyone. Mind linking me the 3rd part app? Also would be really nice though to have those as an AOD but yeah you're right the battery will suffer.

 

[SpookDroid]

Always On Edge - Edge Lighting

 

[t11rmh]

Thanks for the reply everyone. Mind linking me the 3rd part app? Also would be really nice though to have those as an AOD but yeah you're right the battery will suffer.

You can also download custom AOD's from the galaxy store.

 

[Abuu Darda]

go to gallery > select your image >click on the extra options menu (top right) > set as always on display image.