Alongside impressive brightness and sunlight contrast ratio measured by GSMArena, Aleksander measured the PWM indicator. While we are at the screen, it’s good to point out again that the 9 PureView has an excellent display. All the pixels displaying the Glance on Nokia 9 move every 2 minutes and the screen flickers every minute. One of the negative sides of OLED panels is the burn-in effect, meaning that pixels from the UI get “burned” into the display, basically staying there on the screen as a “ghostly” image the whole time. If you want to try the wallpapers, you can download an APK from here and after installation, head to the Wallpapers app and “Live wallpapers” category to set it up.Īnother interesting thing about the Nokia 9’s Glance is the way Nokia mobile prevents burn-in.
As far as I know, only Nokia 9 PureView, Nokia 8 Sirocco and Nokia 8 have Glance screen, while other phones have something called Ambient display that can’t stay forever on the screen.
It’s not as simple as a process on old Lumia devices where this was quite a popular feature, but if you download the Pixel 3 live wallpapers and set them up using Google’s wallpaper app, the images appear on Nokia 9’s Glance screen.ĭid you know that in Nokia 9 PureView in the Glance Screen mode can display not only the clock and date, but also pictures?) For more details on this and other features, read the big review: /Cn3YGSfNBLĪs it was pointed out in the comments, the Glance screen image using Pixel 3 Live wallpapers can be set on other Nokia phones too, but just on the ambient display (if they support one). Maybe the most nostalgic revelation from the review was the possibility to have an image on Nokia 9’s Glance screen. Nokia 9 user Aleksander Bobovnikov posted on VK.com a lengthy user review of the device.
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