Samsung Galaxy S9 Problems and Samsung Galaxy S9 plus display problems and how to fix them..

Samsung S9 and S9 plus is one of the best Smartphone i.e developed by Samsung and having a huge users over the globe. But like all things in life its not perfect , you are likely to come across with some problems and issues that make your day a little hardener to handle. Below we are describing some common problems and their fixes which users are facing..

1. Black Crush Issue..

Quite a few users have reported a problem where the display has difficulty revealing details in darker areas of videos, showing blocks of black or pixelated images instead. This issue is mostly seen with Samsung S9 plus when the brightness is low.

Potentials Solutions

For now there is a temporary fix available. Luckily there is an app called screen balance, which gives a complete control over features like white balance, tint, colour filters and brightness. You can download the app from google play store.

2. Screen Brightness automatically adjusts and become too dim

Some users have reported that they unlock the device at night or in a dark environment the screen automatically becomes dimmer , even though settings like auto brightness and blue light mode are disabled.

Potential solutions:

• This problem seems to happen to users who have restored the settings and apps from a previous device which had Night mode enabled. Unfortunately, the only way to fix this issue, for now, is to perform a Factory Reset (you can find the instructions on how to do so below). During the setup process, make sure to uncheck “Restore system settings.” You will still be able to restore your apps as you did before.

Dead zone on the screen

One of the more widely discussed Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 problems so far has been the dead zone on the screen that some users have found. An entire section of the display seems to be unresponsive.

Potential solutions:

First, check whether you do have a dead zone on the screen or not. Open the Dialer and call *#0*# to launch the hardware diagnostics page. Open the Touch option. Now, swipe your finger across all sections of the screen to check whether an area is unresponsive. If it is, this makes you eligible for a replacement from Samsung.

In case there isn’t a dead zone, the issue may be related to touch sensitivity, particularly if you have a screen protector in place. Go to the Settings menu and open Advanced Features. Scroll down, find Touch Sensitivity, and enable it.

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