If you are here, then I think you know about True Tone display. But those who don’t know can follow next paragraph. Enabling True Tone display mode will let you access the feature of Ambient Sensor. You are here to read about How to Enable True Tone display mode on iPhone 8/8 Plus/iPhone X.
What is True Tone display?
It is the new feature by Apple for latest iPhones and iPads where your devices use advanced multichannel sensors to adjust the color and intensity of display to match the ambient light so that images appear more natural.
Devices that feature True Tone display:
- iPad Pro 12.9-inch (2nd Generation)
- iPad Pro 10.5-inch
- The iPad Pro 9.7-inch
- iPhone 8
- iPhone 8 Plus
- The iPhone X
- Other Upcoming Apple Devices
How to Enable True Tone display mode on iPhone 8/8 Plus/iPhone X:
- Open Settings on your Apple device
- Now Tap on Display and Brightness
- Turn on True Tone display
- Enjoy!
How to Disable True Tone display mode on iPhone 8/8 Plus/iPhone X:
- Open Settings on your Apple device
- Now Tap on Display and Brightness
- Turn off True Tone display
- Enjoy!
Note:- If you are using True Tone display feature than you have to avoid Enabling some settings such as Invert Colors, Greyscale, and Increase Contrast. Anyway, you don’t need to enable them while True Tone display is already enabled.
One more thing about True Tone display is that it may eat battery, but it’s worth it.
Also Read: How to get iPhone X features on any Android device
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