Google Pixel 6 Pro’s show can run at 1080p on Android 13, as per a report. An Android ROM developer has designed a mod that may downscale the Pixel 6 Pro’s display with 1440p decision to 1080p. This characteristic is reported to return within the Pixel 7 Pro as properly, which is reported to make use of the very same show because the Pixel 6 Pro. It is rumoured that Samsung has supplied the shows for each the Google Pixel 6 Pro and Google Pixel 7 Pro.

As per a report by 9to5google, developer Freak07 supplied an up to date model of Kirisakura kernel mod for Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro that can enable entry to the settings web page and let customers to modify between full-HD+ (1080p) or quad-HD+ (1440p) decision. The spotlight is that the Google Pixel 6 Pro should run Android 13 to have the ability to supply this alternative.

It has been reported in the past that the Pixel 7 Pro could be getting a devoted toggle between the default 1440p and 1080p output. Since each the Google Pixel 7 Pro and the Google Pixel 6 Pro are stated to return with very same Samsung-made shows, it may very well be attainable for the Pixel 6 Pro to run at 1080p decision with a little bit of modification. This downgrade characteristic will clearly carry the viewing expertise a notch beneath however it could actually assist preserve battery. This characteristic was first reported by Esper’s Mishal Rehman.

It has been suggested that since this “mod is the product of significant testing and tweaking”, flashing your telephone with it may end in injury to the telephone. “Changing the raw display settings of a phone can lead to issues with brightness levels, colours, and more,” the report highlights. Hence, it’s suggested to not set up the mod regardless that it has been examined rather a lot.

The Google Pixel 7 Pro can also be reported to get a brighter show than the Pixel 6 Pro. The show of the upcoming Google smartphone is anticipated to go as much as 600 nits in Manual mode; 100 nits larger than the five hundred nits supplied by its predecessor. The Pixel 7 Pro is anticipated to achieve 1,000 nits of brightness in Auto mode, which is greater than the 800 nits supplied by the Pixel 6 Pro.