Notorious green tint screen issue makes a comeback with the Galaxy Tab S7 series, Note 20 Ultra - Android

Users of Samsung Galaxy Tab S7, Galaxy Tab S7 Plus, and Galaxy Note 20 Ultra report seeing their devices going below a fixed brightness value, which is alluded as being the gadgets themselves about to puke.

Image: Galaxy Note 20 Ultra | u/efuentay216 | Reddit

Considering that most devices affected with the issue were the Exynos-powered ones, it is surprising to see that even the Snapdragon variant, like the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, is also exhibiting a similar issue. 

Early speculations suggest that the issue boils down to the Super AMOLED Drivers and not the actual display hardware.

See also: Samsung Galaxy Note 20 vs Note 10 Plus: Specs Comparison

Looking into the competition, however, it seems that the issue is not exclusive to Samsung devices as other high-end products from other manufacturers tend to suffer the same plight. 

On the bright side, though, a large majority of the Samsung Galaxy S20 users that did encounter the problem has managed to address it with a single software update, suggesting that the trouble lies not in the hardware.

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