Always On Display stays at 60Hz instead of going down to minimum

[obrobrio2000]

As you can see (picture attached), the AOD stays constantly at 60Hz. I have adaptive refresh rate mode turned on and it works perfectly when phone is unlocked (for example, when looking at a still image it goes down to 24Hz), but on AOD it is hardcoded to 60Hz. I currently use a third party app as a workaround (which forces the AOD refresh rate to 10Hz), but I shouldn't have to rely on a third party app! Can you pass this to developers? Thanks!

[Neo001]

Raise this with Samsung support via the Samsung Members app. It will reach the developers quicker.

[obrobrio2000]

Whenever I send feedback on Samsung Members I always get the usual response from them ("wipe cache, try a factory reset, go to safe mode" etc.). They always assume it's an issue of the user. In this case, it also happened on OneUI 4 and also happens on Fold4/Flip4's OneUI 4.1.1.

Also, I'm Italian and here the beta program is not available. So I don't have access to the Samsung Members beta community nor can I send feedback about OneUI 5.0 beta.

The only way I have found is to post feedback here and hope that a Beta Moderator sees it and forwards it to the devs 😞

[ThatGuyJacobee]

I feel like they could indeed improve it so newer capable phones that can drop down to very low hz due to better panels (LTPO) which would always save a few extra % for battery overtime 😀

[MagdalenaPo]

@obrobrio2000 ,

thanks for your suggestion, this seem to be a very useful feature that would benefit many users. 👌

I will forward this idea to the development team, and it will be up to them to decide whether such an option can be introduced. 😊

[Bui Doan Huu Nhan]

Pls, I want it on OneUI 5

[sapann]

I completely agree. Because of this i had to turn off AOD. Because it was consuming more than expected battery. It would have been great if it sticks at 24hz or 10hz