What is Apple’s True Tone display? How to enable or disable True Tone on iPhone and iPad How to enable or disable True Tone on Mac Why should I use True Tone?
What is Apple’s True Tone display?
True Tone is a built-in function that essentially leverages the device’s advanced sensors to assess ambient light, brightness, or color. Afterward, it applies its algorithms to make the output of your display adapt to the environment you’re in. Apple first added True Tone support with its iPad Pro in 2016. Soon, it was also included with the iPhone 8 series; and later, in 2018, True Tone also made its debut on Mac. Since then, all iPhone, iPad, and Mac models have been equipped with this tech.
How to enable or disable True Tone on iPhone and iPad
There are two ways to manage True Tone on your iPhone through Control Center and from the settings section.
From Control Center
Note: If you’re using an iPhone with the Home button, you need to swipe up from the bottom of the screen to invoke Control Center.
From Settings
How to enable or disable True Tone on Mac
True Tone was made available for all Macs released after mid-2018. Here’s how you can enable it.
From Mac’s Control Center
Whether you’re using macOS Ventura or Monterey, use the techniques below to enable True Tone via Control Center.
From Mac Settings
Depending on your macOS version, follow the steps below to access the True Tone function from your Mac’s Settings. In macOS Ventura In macOS Monterey
External displays that support True Tone
When using MacBook with the lid open, you can adjust the True Tone of external displays, such as the Apple Thunderbolt Display via the Apple Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) to Thunderbolt 2 adapter, the LG UltraFine 5K Display, and the LG UltraFine 4K Display. Furthermore, True Tone is available for Apple Studio Display and Apple Pro Display XDR with a Mac-compatible computer thanks to the built-in ambient light sensors.
Why should I use True Tone?
With True Tone, you may work continuously without experiencing eye fatigue as it’s subtle. The only time I know I’m not utilizing it is when I use my device with it deactivated; believe me, that’s bothersome. It’s hard to express the wonderful impact it has on your time with your devices. It’s one of those things you simply must see for yourself. Even though it isn’t a ground-breaking addition, it has significantly improved my experiences with my iPhone, iPad, and Mac. I’m interested to see how Apple can continue to develop and enhance True Tone.
True Tone vs. Night Shift
My Opinions… That is all from my side for this article. Do tell me how has your interaction with True Tone been. Are you devoted to it as I am, or have you turned it off and stopped caring? Let me know in the comments, please. Read more:
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