Hi, I cant find the screen resolution setting under display, I can also not change the resolution on the camera UHD/FHD/HD etc, Am i missing something or did I disable sothing that is not suppose to be disabled?
For most recent Samsung tablets (including the Tab S10 Ultra), screen resolution cannot be manually adjusted under settings like it can on Samsung smartphones. The device runs at its native resolution all the time. If you're looking to adjust resolution for performance or battery saving, consider:
Power Mode Settings: Go to Settings > Battery and Device Care > Battery > Power Mode. Some modes might reduce resolution indirectly by limiting system resources. Display Scaling: You can adjust display scaling (text and icon size) under Settings > Display > Screen Zoom.
Camera Resolution Settings (UHD/FHD/HD) Samsung’s camera resolution settings are slightly hidden. To adjust them:
Open the Camera app. Switch to the desired mode (Photo, Video, etc.). Look for a small resolution icon (like "FHD" or "UHD") at the top of the screen (it could also be under a settings cog in some modes).
If you can’t find these options: Ensure you’re not in Pro Mode, as some settings are fixed there. Go to Camera Settings (gear icon in the Camera app) and check options under "Advanced recording" or similar.
Potentially Disabled Features It’s unlikely that you disabled a setting accidentally, but to reset any display or camera settings:
Go to Settings > General Management > Reset > Reset Settings (this won’t erase personal data, just system preferences)
