You Samsung Galaxy Galaxy S20, S20 +, O S20 Ultra has an impressive screen that can run at 120 Hz. Outside the Box, the phone is set to WQHD + (3200 x 1440), that can only work at 60 Hz and uses the longest battery extension. If you want to change your screen resolution, you can set it in HD + (1,600 x 720) o FHD + (2,400 x 1,080).
Start by jumping into the Settings menu when you're ready to change your device's screen resolution.. The easiest way to do this is by sliding your finger down from the top of the screen to open the notification tone.. From there, tap the gear icon next to the Power button.
Alternatively, swipe up from the phone's home screen to open the app drawer. Use the search box at the top of the screen or scroll between the panels to launch the app “Setting”.
Next, select option “Screen”.
Scroll to the bottom of the list and then tap the button “Screen resolution”. The current screen resolution of your Galaxy S20 will be displayed below the item header text.
To end, select the desired screen resolution. Again, your options are HD + (1,600 x 720), FHD + (2,400 x 1,080) and WQHD + (3,200 x 1,440). After making your selection, touch the button “Apply” to save your changes.
Change the screen resolution on your Samsung Galaxy S20, S20 + o S20 Ultra is that simple. Remember that you can only take advantage of the smartphone's 120Hz display when it is set to FHD +. We suggest sticking to the intermediate setting, since it will consume less battery than WQHD +.
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