I can see the pixels on my S24 Ultra and it's driving me insane! 🤪

[armandofeatures]

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I thought I was going crazy because my new Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra's display looked a tiny bit pixelated. It looks like a subtle version of the old CRT TVs with the scan lines. I did a side by side comparison with my old Note 10+ and I confirmed that there is something going on with the S24Ultra. The Note 10+ looks smoother. This is very disappointing considering that my priority in a phone is image quality. Is there a way to get rid of this look, please let me know. I already changed the resolution to maximum quality. 

[DaveTheSuper]

YESS FINALLY someone body has the same issue as me!! It's drives me crazy too I hate it! I noticed it instantly once I got my phone and I can't not notice it. 

[armandofeatures · Accepted solution]

I went to the Samsung store and compared their phones to mine.  All of their S24 Ultras have this weird looking display.  My theory is that it comes from the new anti-glare technology that they built into the S24 display. Which is a real bummer since no one asked for it and it detracts from what everyone really wants: better image quality.  It's honestly making me think of switching to iPhone.

[Norajean8]

I screen my speckles on my Samsung S24 ultra 5g too what do about ut.

[davehorne]

Your eyesight must be considerably better than mine since there are literally hundreds of pixels per inch on your display. 

I saw one number of 501 ppi, but regardless, you must have super human vision. 

[SaltyAfLemon]

Honestly, me too, I have got my s24+ a few weeks ago, and comparing it with my old s20+, the s20+ screen has no pixels showing, but the s24+ screen is much clearer, not as vibrant, but clearer, the Feb update and march update fixed the problem to a certain degree tho.

[MechanicalPencil]

I might have this too, it looks like pinisk-red lines and green lines next to each other going diagonally in two different directions (so they cross over each other). I wouldn't mind it so much if it didn't mess with small details and make smaller pictures hard to see properly.