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If you are not using the RGB color mode, the default front - lit display is on par with Amazon and Kobo.

The screen calibration options enable you to switch to SRBG, DCI - P3, adaptive mode or customize your own settings, although the default mode does give you the punchier colors.

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The default calibration is Adaptive mode, which includes custom color sliders to tweak the colors to look just the way you want.

A few more minor complaints: you can't see black text previews in notifications since the phone sets the color to dark gray instead of the default white, the settings icon appears «broken» near the bottom right, and putting the phone into developer mode can be a nightmare.

At the moment, the updated Google Pixel doesn't have the Picture color mode sRGB toggle in the Developer options, something that puts it on the same level as the new Pixel 2s that lack the setting, but this is because they come with the calibrated mode as the default.

When the display is set to the standard mode (rather than the default adaptive mode), the colors are warmer at 7131k.

Users are now able to choose from sRGB, Adaptive Mode, DCI - P3 and the Default color profile, while still being able to customize color temperature and access night mode for blue light filtering, and reading mode for additional contrast on a sepia color palette.

The panel is tuned to DCI - P3 by default, but you can monkey with colors in the settings, including tweaking white balance and switching to sRGB mode for more accurate color reproduction.

Backlight color is white by default but changes to blue when high - performance mode is engaged.

The ZenFone 2 ships with a «balance» color setting enabled that offers accurate colors without too much extra punch, but if you want a bit more out of the display you can hop into the display settings and choose a reading, vivid or custom mode instead — I personally liked the balance of the default look.

Standard mode is the default setting for the display and this ups the vibrancy for a more vivid look and uses Sony's TRILUMINOS color gamut instead.

There's an option to tweak the color balance of the display from the default vibrant mode — which boosts saturation — to a more realistic setting on both phones.

Lighting is bright, the gradients between colors are smooth, and (another nice touch) there are a number of default modes you can cycle through on the keyboard itself sans software - tweaking.

On default mode the white balance is a tad cool, leaving whites just a bit more blue than they naturally are, and when sRGB mode is enabled you'll find that balance shifts to a warmer color palette instead.

The default settings in terms of color calibration are perfectly fine, but you do have the option to tweak the settings more to your liking, with a reading mode that is gentler on the eyes, a vivid mode that drastically increases the saturation, and finally, a manual mode for more granular controls over the display settings.

Colors pop and are very vibrant in the default display mode (Adaptive Display).

Many phones include optional sRGB color modes, but both Pixel 2 devices are unusual in that they default to sRGB.

While some may mention that AMOLED displays over saturate colors, well, in that case, the company has given an Adaptive display screen mode, which is a default screen mode, it optimizes the color range, sharpness and saturation levels to the best of intent.

You always have a choice to change color settings but we recommend you to stick to default mode for punchy colors.

If you'd rather not tinker, you could switch between four preset display modes: Standard mode uses default settings; Eco mode dims the display for lower power consumption; Graphics mode enhances colors for photo - viewing; and Movie mode aims for crisp images in low - light environments.