Screen Balance

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About this app

First Android App to allow adjustment of the screens White Balance.

Exercise complete control over your screens white balance, tint and brightness level - Finally!

Root NOT needed.


UPDATES

★ Auto-sleeps when incompatible windows encountered (e.g. Package Installers)

★ Toggle on/off from notification tray - in Android Jellybean (4.1) and over.

★ Save color profiles.

★ Due to popular demand, we have added RGB adjuster to allow you to create your own color filters.

★ Due to demand, we have added option of adjusting the screen contrast - this vastly improves the readability of your screen at night. It also allows correction of harsh or over vibrant screen colors.


FEATURES

✓ Reduce brightness levels to below what Android normally allows - prevents night time strain, especially on AMOLED screens.

✓ Reduce Black Crush/Clipping on many devices including the recent Pixel 3

✓ Apply color tint to the screen - this is used to apply a color filter, e.g. a red tint such that you can use it in really dark environments, e.g. star gazing or simply reading at night.

✓ Safety feature to auto reset brightness if set too low by accident.

✓ Dark and Light themes - allows you to accurately test white balance and prevent eye strain at night and to test your color balance.

✓ Independently adjust brightness and tint as per your requirements.

✓ Due to popular demand, we have ensured that the App stops from appearing on the Android task list.

✓ Apply settings automatically on device boot.

✓ Save color profiles and settings.

✓ Inherently low resource use with no noticeable impact on performance and battery.

Ratings and reviews

The thing I really need is to increase saturation, or decrease contrast. There is a milky filter look to my phone screen. I cannot find any apps that allow me to do this. Unless I root my phone. Then I won't be able to use PayPal or many other important sites. I figured by paying for the advanced features on this app I could maybe do it. Nope. Money wasted. I should have researched it I guess. PLEASE ADD THIS FEATURE! I really need to be able to increase saturation or decrease contrast.

1) Not being able to tweak the contrast in the free version is just embarrassing. 2) Why can't I see my home screen while adjusting the sliders? The most reliable way of ensuring I'm calibrating the colors properly is by looking at a familiar image, not a rectangle with two contrasting values. There exist free software that offer more functionality.

I was so disappointed. I tried to purchase the 200 pesos for the contrast version but I end up desperately because there is no good outcome for the natural black color I felt I was tricked and wasted 200 pesos. I am lonely because my Samsung J7 Pro has a bad contrast settings and there is no way to adjust it even if I change the settings display on the system settings.