Am I missing dull colours?

[martw89]

S22 left 

S24 right 

[Reylob]

I have a similar experience, I cannot see huge differences between my S22 Ultra and S24 Ultra.

[RXM]

Looks more colour accurate for the most part. I'm on the fence about the whole thing. I found it definitely noticeable when I compared the screen from my S20 FE in perceivable brightness and colour saturation to the S24 Ultra but the S24 Ultra went brighter when on Extra Brightness. I'm just going to wait and see what comes of the situation but for me it's nowhere near a dealbreaker

[BandOfBrothers]

It's fair to say we all see things differently and want settings such as natural and vivid to attain different levels @martw89 

Personally I use the Samsung Galaxy s²² Ultra,  Samsung Galaxy s²³ Ultra, and the Samsung Galaxy s²⁴ Ultra, and I'm happy with all three. 

The s²⁴ Ultra does have more natural colours to me and not as over saturated.

I in no way refute or dismiss what other owners are saying about their phone's. 

[Jam13]

I think the issue is more apparent on the Home Screen etc, rather than in the Gallery and YouTube. Not got my Fold4 any more to compare though

[Reylob]

My home screen looks good, I am using the default theme and wallpaper, Light mode, Adaptive brightness, Motion smoothness adaptive, Screen resolution QHD+, Home and apps grid 5x6 and Folder grid 4x4.

The icons look very nice. Again, I have always used Natural mode.

[Jam13]

Ah okay, is your photo a comparison between Natural Mode on the S22U and Natural on the S24U?

[DrMips]

I think people are used to extremely oversaturated colours on Samsung phones. I always turn vivid off as I prefer more realistic colours. Dxmark tested the S24 screen and said it was the best display they have ever tested.

[Reylob]

I do not have a photo comparison, I compared both screens, and yes both using Natural Mode.

On my reply to your comment, I just mentioned that my Home Screen does not bad or washed out, at least no to me.

[Reylob]

Same here, I always use Normal mode.