OnePlus is always known for the software stability of its smartphones. The rigorous testing ensures to filter every tinnier flaw in the OxygenOS. Despite such endless efforts, there are always some features that remain un-validated. Similarly, several OnePlus 7T Pro users are complaining about the Adaptive Brightness issue on the community forums.
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The users are having an issue with the auto-brightness features of the device. It keeps the display in low brightness mode even while under the direct sunlight. The problem is forcing users to deactivate the feature and return to manual mode for adjusting display brightness.
A user complained about the issue on OnePlus community forums by saying, “I’m not sure if I’m the only one because the adaptive brightness on my brand new One Plus 7T Pro is absolutely abysmal. It goes black when it shouldn’t and is clearly not working as it should. I turned it off and kept the brightness to my liking but I’m really unhappy with how this has been implemented on this phone or is it only my device that’s having this issue?”
Another user feels that he has to adjust the brightness more frequently while using Adaptive brightness mode rather than the manual mode. Here’s the story in his own words, “I have exactly the same issue on 7T. very unpredictable behavior of the adaptive brightness. Unfortunately had to deactivate it as well, as I found that be keeping the brightness to around 30% means I have to tweak it fewer times than when I have it on auto.hipefully this will get fixed at some point.”
There are multiple threads on the community forums about the same issue. On the other side, some units of OnePlus 7T Pro are working fine with the Adaptive Brightness feature. Surprisingly, our OnePlus 7T Pro unit is also behaving normally, both in the full bright and low light environments. However, we expect a quick fix for the units facing this issue via the upcoming updates. There’s no such issue with the OnePlus 7T device as of now.
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