Android
Change Colour Scheme auf Android
The colour scheme setting controls how the display engine renders saturation and white balance across the whole interface, not just individual apps. A mismatch between the selected mode and the display panel is a common reason why photos, videos or app icons look either dull or artificially punchy.
What each mode does
Natural targets accurate, calibrated colors close to what the camera captured. Boosted increases saturation and contrast for a more vivid look, which some panels apply unevenly to skin tones. Adaptive lets the system adjust colors dynamically based on content and ambient light, which can cause visible shifts when switching between apps.
How to change it
Open Tap on Settings ➔ Tap on Display ➔ Tap on Colors ➔ Select Natural, Boosted or Adaptive and pick the option that matches your preference.
Choose Natural if you edit photos or need accurate colors for work. Use Boosted if you mainly consume media and prefer punchier visuals. Pick Adaptive if you want the system to manage saturation automatically, but expect occasional inconsistency across apps.
If colors still look wrong after switching, check whether a separate screen filter or reading mode is active, since those layers apply on top of the colour scheme.