Oppo
Screen Color Temperature Settings auf Oppo
Screen color temperature controls how warm (amber) or cool (blue) the display renders whites and light backgrounds. On Coloros, this setting works as a slider layered on top of the display panel calibration, so it affects every app and the home screen at once.
Features like Eye comfort mode or a scheduled Dark mode often push the temperature warmer automatically, which is why the screen can suddenly look yellow-tinted even though you never touched the setting yourself. If you edit photos, compare screen colors to a printed reference, or just prefer a neutral display, resetting the slider manually solves this.
Where to find the slider
Open Settings ➔ Display & brightness, then swipe left or right on the Screen color temperature control to move the display cooler or warmer. Changes apply instantly, so you can compare both ends of the slider before settling on a value.
If the slider feels locked in place or snaps back to warm, check whether Eye comfort mode or a scheduled Dark mode is active, since both can override a manual temperature choice. Turning those off first gives you full control over the slider again.