Apple introduced Dark Mode for iPad With the introduction of iPadOS 13, Where they focused on dark skin suggesting a Dark Mode. Where the appearance of system UI/UX changes bright to dark and grey. Dark Mode seems appealing in most of the scenarios, and it reduced the brightness and also used less pixel means it turn off the individual pixel. That didn’t work since it is Samsung’s OLED Display that helps to consume less battery and gives more battery life to the users.
Apple Dark Mode is one of the most awaited features, and if you are a heavy user, then it ensures you that your eyes didn’t feel uncomfortable. They also include global eye protection alongside Dark mode but for specific apps. Dark appearance gives you an immersive experience while reading articles or watching media.
Meanwhile, Dark Mode reduces the stress of your eyes and gives you better sleep time. There were a lot of general users that don’t enable Dark Mode Yet, So we are today going to teach you how you can enable dark mode on your iPad using iPadOS.
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Before continuing to this guide make sure your iPad updated to latest iPadOS 13, older version didn’t support Dark Mode.
- Open the “Setting” app on your iPad.
- Head over to “Display & Brightness” in settings.
- Here you will find the “Dark” in the Appearance section.
- Tap on “Dark” to enable dark mode on your iPad.
(Also, you have an option to set it on automatically or scheduled time.) - Note: Automatic Dark mode is enabled by Default toggle it to disable Automatic.
(Toggle on to enable automatically on Dark Mode after sunset and off after sunrise in the morning.) - That’s it, Exit the “Setting” app.
