It doesn’t waste the area either, since the same notification icons and clock display still sit in this black bar. In Settings > Display > Notch Display, you can hide the notch with a black bar. The OnePlus 6 offers a “best of both worlds” solution. You set apps to use the feature in Settings > Display > Reading Mode.Īre there really that many notch-haters out there? Many of you aren’t fans, but we really don’t think there’s too much to get upset about once you actually use a phone with a notch. If you use the Kindle app or another ebook reader app, give it a go. It isn’t the kind of thing you’d want to turn on 24/7, but the OnePlus 6 allows you to set the function to kick-in automatically in certain apps. This turns the display monochrome and warms-up the screen, making it less fatiguing for your eyes. But if you like to read novels, or even long-form articles, on your phone then the OnePlus 6’s Reading mode is worth checking out. We still tend to use a Kindle or an old-fashioned paperback for reading. Read books on your phone? Use Reading mode You can make your tunes sound a bit bloated and the mids too recessed if you try, but even with crazy settings, the OnePlus 6 won’t sound truly terrible. You get a seven-band equaliser, and its effects are unusually tasteful.
When you plug in a pair into the headphone jack (or connect over Bluetooth), a set of options unlocks in Settings > Sound & Vibration > Audio Tuner. If you’ve always found your headphones could do with a little more bass or treble, the OnePlus 6 can handle that. Screens tend to look brighter with a cooler colour temperature, but a little warmth gives the display a more relaxed and natural-looking feel. You might want to consider the Adaptive Display mode, which alters the colour temperature to suit the ambient lighting.įlicking through the modes, you’ll find that the ‘pro calibrated’ ones look warmer. You can change the look of the phone’s screen in Settings > Display > Screen Calibration. Prefer the punchier DCI-P3 cinema standard? Sure thing. Want sRGB, the colour equivalent of a school textbook? That’s fine. The OnePlus 6 has a super-customisable screen. There are plenty of tweaks and extra features for those who want them. OnePlus hasn’t stripped it down to the basics, though. It’s also a candidate for the best value phone of the year.
There are no syrupy, eye-catching finishes, no tech gimmicks of the likes you’d see on the LG G7 ThinQ and HTC U12 Plus. On the surface, the OnePlus 6 is quite a tasteful, minimalist phone. Tips, tricks and secret feature to get the most out of the OnePlus 6
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