You Can Even Make iPhone's Display Dimmer Than Lowest Brightness Setting Which Is Perfect For Reading At Night

Karamchand Rameshwar


You can even set the display of your iPhone even dimmer than the lowest brightness setting on the device with only a few very simple steps.

If you are a person who spends some time in bed reading your favorite books or going through some news on your iPhones before going to sleep, then you may come across with some issues with your devices.

The most notable issue is your iPhone’s display being a bit too bright sometimes even though you already set the lowest brightness setting. And that can make your reading experience somewhat unpleasant.

And you wish that you could somehow lower your iPhone's brightness even lower so you can read more without tiring your eyes.

Fortunately, there is actually a hidden way in the setting on iPhone that can make the display even dimmer. It is very easy to do with high impact.

First, open the iPhone’s Settings.

Go to ‘General’

Move down to find ‘Accessibility.’

 

Tap on Zoom.

Make sure that Zoom is enabled in the Zoom settings. Also, make sure that the Zoom Region is set to ‘Full Screen Zoom’.

On your device’s home screen or in the apps, trigger a semi-transparent menu by triple-tapping the screen with three fingers then tap on ‘Choose Filter’.

By default, ‘None’ is checked off so you should tap on ‘Low Light’.

The display’s brightness should be even lower now.

You can still control the brightness settings in the Control Center.


If you set the screen’s brightness level to the lowest while the Low Light accessibility option is still on, your display should almost entirely turn black.

And if you want to revert your display’s brightness to normal, triple-tap with three fingers the screen again to trigger the zoom menu. Tap on ‘Choose Filter’ and then ‘None’.

Even though Apple might design this as one of the accessibility features, making the display even dimmer than the regular brightness settings is pretty nice, especially for people who spend a lot of time reading at night.

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