How to adjust screen colors on the Samsung Galaxy S8

As you all know, the new Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus are already on sale in several countries, although they will not officially arrive in Spain until next Thursday, April 28. And as is usual in all large launches, the new terminals arrive with controversy included as some devices seem to present a problem of reddish screen.

Although after having carried out several tests, Consumer Reports points out that the problem is not that serious, Samsung says that it is a matter of display settings, and that they will release a software update that will make it easier for users to make the appropriate adjustments. Today, and although obviously I do not have a Galaxy S8 in my hands, I tell you how to modify the way colors are represented on the Samsung Galaxy S8, so you will be ready for when you have it available.

How to modify the Galaxy S8 screen colors

As you will see below, the process is very simple, although you will have to follow some steps:

• Go to the settings of your smartphone.
• Enter the Screen section.
• Click on the screen mode option.
• And now choose between the different available screen modes, the one you like the most.

This This option is very useful for those users who have specific screen needs, such as photographers, who may want to see a more realistic image of images. Although maybe you prefer to have the screen optimized for watching videos. But If you are still not satisfied with the result, you can manually adjust the colors, as I show you below.

How to make the screen less reddish or pinkish or warm

If you are suffering from that supposed reddish screen problem and you think that your Galaxy S8 / S8 Plus shows a tone too warm for your taste, you can also modify the color balance by adjusting the individual values ​​of Red, Green and Blue, the three basic colors that make up all the colors you see on the screen.

Play around with the sliders until you find the look you like best, but keep in mind that Samsung will release, it said, an upcoming update that will "fine tune" these color settings for the best result.