One of the key features in the upcoming update is the ability for users to adjust the display's vividness level. This adjustment can be made using a slider located under the display settings. Samsung's decision to implement this feature comes in response to complaints from users who found the current vivid setting too washed-out.

A user on X, known by the alias Ice Universe and often associated with leaking upcoming Samsung products, had previously reported on this potential fix.

Adding a slider under display settings allows users to personalize the vividness level, providing a more tailored visual experience. The move reflects Samsung's commitment to addressing user feedback and enhancing the overall user experience on the Galaxy S24 lineup.

Camera Functionality Upgrades Based on User Feedback

Samsung is focusing on display adjustments and making significant changes to various camera functions. The update will impact shooting styles such as zoom, night mode, and portrait mode, along with video recording using the rear camera system. Although the specific details of these updates haven't been outlined, they aim to address issues that have surfaced online, including concerns about the S24 Ultra's zooming capabilities and grainy portraits.

While not explicitly mentioning these user gripes, Samsung stated in a blog post that the changes are "based on your feedback." It's worth noting that CNET did not encounter these reported issues during their review of the Galaxy S24 units.

Apart from display and camera updates, the software update is expected to enhance language recognition and accuracy. This is particularly significant as the Galaxy S24 features new language translation tools as part of Galaxy AI, positioning itself as a standout feature of the device.

This move by Samsung echoes similar actions taken by other major tech companies, such as Apple and Google, who have addressed user-reported issues through smartphone software updates.

Addressing Display Complaints and Advanced Display Settings for a Vibrant Experience

Online reports about people being dissatisfied with the display's apparent blandness and dullness since the launching of the Galaxy S24 series have appeared. In a blog post published on February 14, Samsung announced that they will release an update to improve the device's photography and display-related capabilities and experiences.

The upcoming update addresses concerns about dull display colors by introducing advanced display settings. Currently offering two screen color options, Vivid and Natural, with the ability to customize white balance, the update brings an "Advanced settings" toggle. This toggle allows users to manually adjust the RGB values for the screen's white balance, providing a more personalized and vibrant display.

Adding a vividness slider under the display "Advanced settings," users can further enhance their display experience. This granular control over display settings aims to cater to individual preferences, ensuring a more vibrant and visually pleasing display.

While some users may not have experienced display issues, Samsung's proactive approach to addressing reported concerns demonstrates its commitment to customer satisfaction. The update, set to roll out in February, is expected to reach Galaxy S24 users soon, offering an improved display and camera experience based on user feedback.