How to turn on system-wide Dark Theme on Android 10

Android 10 is packed with many new features and capabilities including enhanced rights control, Smart Replay and WiFi network authentication information sharing via QR codes. Another new feature, also introduced for iOS 13, is a system-wide Dark Theme. The following article will show you how to turn on system-wide Dark Theme on Android 10.

Why use Dark Theme?

Dark Mode is a popular trend, both on desktop operating systems such as Windows 10, applications like Slack and mobile devices. There are several reasons why you want to use Dark Theme on your Android device. First of all, the eyes can be much easier to read everything, especially in dark environments. There is nothing more uncomfortable when the eyes are faced with a bright white light at night.

Moreover, if the smartphone has an OLED display, using Dark Mode can lead to a significant increase in battery life. The reason for this is explained by the fact that OLED displays turn off the pixels to display black, so they will not have to use battery power for some parts of the screen.

Activate System-wide Dark Theme on Android 10

To turn on Dark Theme on Android, start by going to Settings> Display .

You will find a Dark Theme toggle switch there. Please activate it. You have now successfully enabled this feature.

Also note that Android's quick settings menu also contains a Dark Theme box. It allows you to easily enable and disable this feature. You can find it by sliding your finger down from the main screen. Then touch the Edit button at the bottom left. Next, you can put the corresponding box in the menu.

Many applications have adapted to the Dark Theme craze. Android will automatically switch apps or you can turn it on in individual apps. Google Calendar and Google Keep are just a few examples. Refer to the article: How to turn on Dark Mode on Google Keep and Google Calendar for more details.

Hope you are succesful.