Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra has a new very serious problem with the screen, and again we are talking about something that affects those who have the Exynos chip in the phones they bought from Samsung. As you can see in the image below, we are talking about a greenish tint that appears on the screens of Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra phones when a black background is displayed, and it seems that the problem appeared after the latest update.
Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra it seems to have this problem only if the screen refresh rate is set to 120 Hz and the brightness is over 25%, or if a little energy is still available in the battery. The problems appeared for everyone after the release of the April update for the Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra, or the rest of the phones in the series, but it would seem that only these models are affected, and only those with an Exynos chip, i.e. those sold in Romania.
Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra: The New Serious PROBLEM with the Screen
Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra it doesn't matter if the 60 Hz refresh rate is set by users, which comes as a big disappointment, and that's because the 120 Hz refresh rate is highly appreciated by people. Considering the fact that the Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra costs over 1350 euros, it is very easy to understand why people are disappointed by what is happening, especially since this is not the first problem encountered on Exynos models.
Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra it is a very good phone, this is without a doubt, but the Exynos chips used by Samsung have had a lot of problems until now. From reduced performance and autonomy compared to those of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 chips, we are now also talking about a greenish tint on the screen, plus other problems reported in the previous days by customers who bought the Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra.
Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra it's a phone that shouldn't have so many problems, considering how much it costs, but unfortunately the situation is much different from what many people would like.
