One UI 7 will let you disable HDR in all apps at once

Samsung One UI 7 will let you turn off HDR display all applications at the same time. This feature was found in the settings menu of the new operating system by the people at: 9to5Google.

Titled “Super HDR,” the feature, when enabled, “automatically adjusts the display to display the full range of colors seen in photos taken with Galaxy devices.” A statement that doesn’t mean much on its own.

But the website Android Authority It appears that this discovered image is an implementation of Google’s “Ultra HDR” format, which is also used by third-party applications. So this isn’t limited to HDR shots from Galaxy phones, but any content that adopts the Ultra HDR format.

Therefore, when disabled Automatic brightness adjustment for HDR display is disabled in all apps. This prevents the device from changing its brightness at unexpected times, such as in dark environments.

Also, since this is a system-wide adjustment, Samsung’s option Also resolves dynamic brightness in apps that don’t offer the option to disable HDR.

According to website 9to5Googleoption found in: Settings > Advanced Tools > Super HDR.

One UI 7 will arrive soon

Currently available in Beta No exact date for One UI 7 public launchbut it shouldn’t take long to happen. At the new system launch event, Samsung revealed that it will be released alongside the new Galaxy S25.

The South Korean manufacturer’s new generation mobile phones are planned to be released at the end of January 2025. However, the company is expected to present the first information about its new mixed reality glasses.