@FamilyTaes Forget about it haha. Samsung will probably never do this. Tapping between tabs just flashes the screen and switches instantly, with no animation or transition at all.
@tarunvats33@9to5Google Another nice improvement: on One UI 8.5, you can now find installed apps directly from the Google search bar. That wasn't possible before.
@tarunvats33 One UI has more than enough features. Samsung should focus on polishing the experience instead. UI inconsistencies, occasional frame drops at 120Hz QHD+, and rough animations shouldn't happen on a flagship S series device. The small details matter.
@tarunvats33 Thatโs the hardest part for Samsung. As I said before: features: 4/5, experience: 2/5. Too many UI elements feel abruptly cut off. The features are already great - now Samsung needs to polish the experience and perfect the smallest details.
@tarunvats33 Features: 4/5. Experience: 2/5.
I still notice occasional frame drops across One UI, even on a 120Hz S series flagship. Samsung needs better optimization, more UI consistency, and more attention to small details. That would make One UI feel much more polished.
@tarunvats33 Why didnโt they bring this to One UI 8.5 from the start instead of making users wait for One UI 9.0? Now users will have to wait even longer to enjoy this cleaner interface
@tarunvats33 One UI has great and useful features, but it feels like overall smoothness hasnโt been fully optimized. Even on S series devices, there are still occasional frame drops - not often, but noticeable
@tarunvats33 Great to see Samsung hasnโt abandoned its first Wear OS watch. Iโm still using the Watch4 Classic - the battery is still good, and it pairs nicely with the Buds3.
@iampraveen6789@Rajesh11113366 Many people like the Ultra design, but QHD+ can feel less smooth and occasionally stutter. Thatโs why they switch back to FHD+ for a smoother experience and better battery life. Samsung still needs to optimize QHD+, itโs no accident that FHD+ is the default out of the box.
@iampraveen6789@Rajesh11113366 Exactly. When using QHD+ at 120Hz, you can notice some stutter during certain scrolling actions since the phone has to process more. At FHD+, everything feels noticeably smoother, and battery life is better too.