The Realme P3 doesn’t actually exist. Realme has a line of numbered phones (like the Realme 9, 10, etc.), but there’s no model called the “Realme P3”. Therefore, there are no “Realme P3 AMOLED screen tricks” related to Always-on Display or Eye Comfort.
If you meant a different Realme phone, please specify the model number (e.g., Realme 9 Pro+, Realme 8i, etc.). Then I can provide information on how to use the Always-on Display and Eye Comfort features (which are usually found in the display settings).
Generally, here’s what you’ll find on most Realme phones with AMOLED screens regarding these features:
Always-on Display:
* Enabling/Disabling: This is typically found in the Display settings. You’ll look for an option called “Always-on Display,” “Ambient Display,” or something similar. Turning it on will keep a minimal display active even when the phone is locked. You might be able to customize what is shown (clock, notifications, etc.).
* Customization: Many Realme phones allow you to customize the Always-on Display style, choosing different clock faces or showing basic notifications.
* Scheduling: Some models let you schedule the Always-on Display to turn on and off at specific times (e.g., only during the day).
* Battery Impact: Be aware that using the Always-on Display will consume more battery power.
Eye Comfort (or similar features like Dark Mode or Reading Mode):
* Enabling/Disabling: Look for settings like “Eye Comfort,” “Reading Mode,” “Night Mode,” or “Dark Mode” in the Display settings.
* Scheduling: You can usually schedule it to turn on automatically at sunset and off at sunrise, or set a custom schedule.
* Color Temperature Adjustment: This feature often allows you to adjust the color temperature of the screen, reducing blue light emission for a warmer, more comfortable viewing experience at night. This helps reduce eye strain.
Once you provide the correct Realme phone model, I can give you more specific instructions.
