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Editor’s Pick AOD: Top 5 Samsung Always On Display Themes – March 2023
The One UI software is radically customizable. Samsung brings additional options through the Galaxy Themes service that even lets you download themes for AOD; here you can check the top 5 picks of March 2023.
The Galaxy Themes app consists of different kinds of AOD Themes, which you can download and use on your Galaxy. Notably, there are both paid and free themes available, and the directory of free themes is not too small.
Before you proceed, do note that the themes are published by various developers and users on the Themes platform. So it’s recommended that you should read the description and terms of return before making payments.
Top 5 Samsung AOD Themes – March 2023
For our readers, I’ve compiled the top 5 Samsung AOD Themes, which they can apply on their Galaxy smartphone in March 2023. Below, you can check five attractive themes, that let you renovate the Always On Display appearance.
1) Blinking Eye
2) Siba : Cat_AOD
3) Dreamy Moon
4) Don’t touch my phone
5) Lucky Fish_G
Samsung Always On Display
Your Galaxy phone’s screen is set to turn off when not in use, and only appears when you tap the phone screen. However, the One UI’s amazing Always On Display feature allows your device to display information while the screen is turned off.
You can view information such as a clock or calendar or control music playback on the screen even when the screen is off. By default, AOD only appears when you tap the screen, while you can change the settings to allow the screen to be displayed continuously or for a set amount of time.
How to activate AOD on your Galaxy
- Step 1. Launch the Settings app, and then select Lock screen.
- Step 2. Tap Always On Display.
- Step 3. Tap the switch at the top of the screen to turn it on
- Step 4. Choose the mode that best suits your needs.
More on One UI 5.1:
- Ultimate One UI 5.1 Lock Screen Customization
- One UI 5.1 Home Screen Customization Settings, Tips & Tricks
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