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could be dimmer...
Yeah the screen doesn't get nearly as dim as several Samsungs I've owned (S5, S6, S7)
The lowest speaker setting is also a fair bit louder than most phones.
Yes, the minimum screen brightness is quite high but it's nothing compared to sound volume.. !
For the display I use "dimmer" from F-Droid, a 2015 but solid app. I just launch it using a gesture in nova launcher (then it simply sits in the notification area)
Unfortunately I Haven't found something as convenient for the volume.
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The minimum brightness is low enough, but not the lowest I've seen. Among my devices the Nexus 7 (2013) can go lower, so to compensate I use Twilight to introduce additional dimming. As I already use Twilight to automatically cut blue light at dusk, this is not an inconvenience.
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You don't want to give your significant other yet another reason to yell at you while you're reading XDA in bed. Rate this thread to express what you think of the ZTE Axon 7's display minimum dimness. A higher rating indicates that the display can get extremely dim, ideal for reading in very dark environments.
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Although this is a very old thread, I have noticed that my recent A2017G from Amazon.es has a very high minimum screen brightness. It is in fact binding when checking emails with the stock email app (with its white background) in a dark room.
Do others have the same thing?
My LG g4 can go way darker.
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Although this is a very old thread, I have noticed that my recent A2017G from Amazon.es has a very high minimum screen brightness. It is in fact binding when checking emails with the stock email app (with its white background) in a dark room.
Do others have the same thing?
My LG g4 can go way darker.
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Mine too. Lo compré en Amazon también...
I use CF.lumen in combination with Pixel Filter for nighttime reading. This makes the display as dim as I want, and thanks to the AMOLED screen, it actually emits less light as you go dimmer, while the same Apps on an LCD screen will just put more blankets over the backlight that's still blasting right in your face.
Since you can achieve pitch black with CF.lumen alone, Pixel Filter might not be needed. I just use it to save some extra juice by shutting off half of the display entirely.
It would be nice if the regular brightness slider would go a bit dimmer, but the scheduling options of CF.lumen make it very bearable
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It gets low, but I wish the minimum brightness could get even lower.
Lux Dash is perfect for dropping your screen brightness levels to whatever you like. I've been using it for years and is a priceless addition to any phone!
Still looks phenomenal.
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The management of brightness in ROM stock is not the best, at the beginning of the lineage we had a battery bug with adaptable brightness. Now it's good to have brightness management in custom roms, and it's very good, configured to improve the night automatically, the brightness is good for reading while it's dark, some better devices like samsung galxys s3, a5, motorola g2, are not As good as g4 play
You don't want to give your significant other yet another reason to yell at you while you're reading XDA in bed. Rate this thread to express what you think of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3's display minimum dimness. A higher rating indicates that the display can get extremely dim, ideal for reading in very dark environments.
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Oddly, some areas seem slightly darker than others on low brightness, resulting in some faint line gradient looking effects across the screen. Especially noticeable when scrolling through dark content, or opening the notification drawer.