Lg g3 washed out colours

[CellTheUltimateAndroid]

So today I compared my lg g3 display with my nexus 5....compared to the n5 my g3's colours looked washed out and less vibrant. Any way to change this?

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[dancing-bass]

Yes, if you go into the accessibility settings, there is an option there to adjust the colors. I came from a Galaxy S4 and at first I hated how "washed out" the G3 looked too. Once I got used to it I find it more realistic than the S4 - which to me now looks over-saturated and cartoonish, no matter how I have the display set.

 

[CellTheUltimateAndroid]

Can you screenshot on where your cursor is in the settings menu

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[dancing-bass]

I have mine set to the default/factory settings. You'll have to experiment to find what looks best to you

 

[Angry_Mushroom]

I'll gladly trade in a bit of color to avoid the dreaded OLED splotch. I replaced to Nokia Lumias with that issue, and apparently the Vita had it as well. But yeah... colors look totally fine, and not over saturated.

 

[CellTheUltimateAndroid]

What is the oled splotch

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[Angry_Mushroom]

What is the oled splotch

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Usually on a dark screen, you can notice uneven lighting. Not sure how to describe since most people don't notice/care. Imagine inverse back-light bleeding. Instead of lighter parts of the screen, you get these splotches of darker color. Like the pixels haven't quite been lit up as they should be. My Lumia had this issue. Not noticeable during the day, but noticeable enough at night to push me into replacing it twice. This is apparently an issue not found in standard LCD displays, and largely falls in the realm of OLED. Vita was notable for having it.

In a sense... that's why there is no one superior panel tech out right now. They all have their pros and cons. For my own peace of mind, I'm more than fine with the less saturated non-OLED panels.