Samsung introduced the Galaxy S23 series on February 1. All of the phones in the series attracted attention both in terms of design and technical features. However, according to the news that emerged today, some Samsung Galaxy S23 users shared that they had a flickering screen problem on their social media accounts. So what does this problem look like and is there a solution? Let’s take a look at the details of the news together.
There are many solutions for Samsung Galaxy S23 flickering screen problem
On the social media platform Reddit, a Samsung Galaxy S23 user shared the image of his phone, showing the flickering screen problem. Many different people wrote under this post that their phones were also experiencing the same situation.
The screen problem in the Samsung Galaxy S23 model; It emerges when it enters social media platforms such as Reddit, WhatsApp, Twitter, and YouTube. In general, there is no such problem when navigating the normal interface of the phone or entering its own applications. But this problem also applies to the Play Store. Therefore, it is thought that it is not caused by third-party applications.
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Flickering screen condition is not a very common problem around the world. In addition, it is predicted by technology analysts that the problem will be caused by an update that came in February. Samsung has not made any statement on the matter. On the other hand, Reddit users stated that the screen problem for the Samsung Galaxy S23 has been resolved with the following suggestions:
- restarting the phone
- clearing the cache
- Disabling Ram Plus
- Reducing the screen refresh rate
On the other hand, some Reddit users shared that the problem is also in the Galaxy S23 Plus model. Although there is no statement from the Korean technology company yet, it will fix the situation by publishing an update soon.
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