Who uses the content scaling?

[popkurn611]

I just tried it out and it is definitely very small. I am going to keep it on for a while to see if it has any actual viewing benefits to me.

 

[pjwk81]

I just tried it out and it is definitely very small. I am going to keep it on for a while to see if it has any actual viewing benefits to me.

The one in display settings? I changed it to condensed using Nova from almost day one and have had it that way ever since.

 

[popkurn611]

The one in display settings? I changed it to condensed using Nova from almost day one and have had it that way ever since.

Yeah in the display settings, it's so small but I kinda like it. Not sure what really is the point though

 

[ABOSWORTH007]

Yeah I already manipulated all that with third party launchers from the get go. Been doing that since my first Android device, the S4.

 

[JOC2016]

I'm running on condensed and much prefer it - non-condensed might be nice if you had sight issues though. My mother prefers larger icons and words with her eyesight issues.

 

[munnarg]

Yeah in the display settings, it's so small but I kinda like it. Not sure what really is the point though

The point is to make better use of the display size and resolution. There's absolutely no point in having a large screen with large scale icons.

 

[anon(5719825)]

I tried it but went back to stock. Having it on condensed for more then a day or two starts bothering me and I always change it back to standard.

I did the same with my Note 5. It came with the "condensed" mode out of the box and I hated it so after months of using it that way, I changed it to the same DPI as the standard mode on my S7 Edge. Much easier to read.

 

[Antony Guan]

I used it from Nova launcher so now I can see more text and notifications plus those wifi/cellular/4g icons on top right aren't as big now which I like

 

[popkurn611]

I am actually getting used to it now and like it better