Capacitive button color

[IemShamus]

Just wondering what color your buttons are.
My S7E has a nice cool blue tint.
My N7 is a very warm yellow.
Curious if there is a setting for this somewhere. Or if it's maybe dependant on my color choice (silver).
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[SpookDroid]

It depends on the coating Samsung used for the front plate, and yes, that is, in turn, dependent on the color you picked. Unfortunately you can't change that unless you place a translucent, tinted film on top or replace the front cover with a different hued one.

 

[mmsean]

I brought this up on a thread and got chastised for it

 

[IemShamus]

I brought this up on a thread and got chastised for it

What color are yours?

 

[Blazeeofglory]

Note 7 silver here and the Capacitive buttons have a hint of yellow

I second this!

 

[recDNA]

Blue Coral. Slightly warmer than screen white but not yellowish.

 

[SAENZ_SCENE]

Onyx black here and they are white. Completely bright white.

 

[jj2339]

I flipped mine using the all in one app, so the back is now on the right. However that is now confusing to me when the buttons glow. Is there s seeing to turn off the backlighting for the buttons?

 

[jimd1050]

Blank? Hmmm... I guess because I have the key setting to "Always Off" - Duh!

 

[zxphenomenalxz]

Blank? Hmmm... I guess because I have the key setting to "Always Off" - Duh!

Same! Looks way cleaner and nicer with the lights turned off.

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[Chitown28]

Note 7 silver here and the Capacitive buttons have a warmer tint to them

 

[jimd1050]

Same! Looks way cleaner and nicer with the lights turned off.

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Better for battery too - we know where the damned buttons are, why light them up and waste power so we can complain about battery life?