Like Samsung’s Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge, the LG G5 comes with an always-on display. This phone’s approach to the always-on display is much more useful because it displays icons for the apps that are pushing notifications to you. Rather than just seeing the date and time, LG wants G5 owners to get deeper information. It’s not quite like Motorola’s Moto Display on the Moto X Pure Edition, but it’s a step above Samsung’s boring always-on display.
Hit the break to see how LG’s always-on display works on the G5.
- Head into Settings and locate the Display menu
- Scroll until you see Always-on display
- Choose what you want the always-on display to show
- Turn off your phone’s display and watch it dimly stay on
Read more:
- LG G5 review: Those innovative modules mean nothing
- Using Samsung’s always-on display on the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge
- Guides for the LG G5
What do you think of LG’s always-on display compared with Samsung and Motorola’s versions.
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