Hey, I was wondering if there is a way to disable the peak brightness.
I am using the S24 Ultra. Thanks to the anti-reflextive coating, my phone is bright enough for me outdoors with 50% brightness. Unfortunately, the settings force to peak brightness which is too much in some lighting. I was wondering if there is a way to to disable or adjust the tolerance rather than turning off adaptive brightness.
Thankyou brother for your reply, but I am looking for an option rather than turning off the adaptive brightness as I mentioned in my post. As if adjusting the sensitivity of the sensor for hbm. Or atleast like an option in display assistant from good lock. In fact they gave an option for extreme brightness but not to limit that.
As suggested by RedDogRabbit, you can disable Adaptive Brightness by going to Settings > Display > Adaptive Brightness and turning it off. Once disabled, you can manually set your preferred brightness level to suit your needs. Additionally,
Extra Dim Feature: In Settings > Accessibility > Visibility Enhancements, enable Extra Dim to reduce brightness beyond standard limits.
Screen Modes: Adjust Screen Mode under Settings > Display to a less vivid option, which may reduce perceived brightness intensity.
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The problem is that, the "maximum brightness for outdoor" gets triggered quickly with less outdoor light, which might the sensor think as direct sunlight and activates hbm, which is really irritating sometimes. I now remember that one plus 8 pro had a feature that use both sensors in front and back to adjust adaptive brightness. Which was more practical.
What I am currently doing is that I turn off adaptive brightness and control manually. But sometimes when I had to suddenly get outside in a really bright space or under sunlight from my house, I can't even see the screen to adjust the brightness which *** lol. I am open to suggestions, to see a practical workaround for this. I was planning to create a routine as well, but that's too much for this small issue haha
Here are a some other troubleshooting suggestions you may find helpful:
Keep Adaptive Brightness On: While it may feel inconsistent, adaptive brightness learns from your manual adjustments over time. Each time you change brightness, the system updates its behavior.
Use Routines or Modes: You can create a simple routine in Modes and Routines to automatically set brightness when moving outdoors. This reduces the need for manual changes.
Quick Settings Shortcut: Add the brightness slider to your Quick Settings panel for faster manual control when stepping outside.
Accessibility Options: Enable Extra Dim or High Contrast modes for easier visibility control in varying light conditions.
