Key Points
- Users of Galaxy XCover 5 phones are facing issues with the camera autofocus functionality of their phones.
- The installation of the Android 14-based One UI 6 update has broken the camera autofocus of Galaxy XCover 5.
- Galaxy XCover 5 is known for its ruggedness and durability, as it can ultimately handle challenging environments.
Most of the Galaxy devices are currently running Android 14-based One UI 6.0 software version, as it brings bundles of prominent features and enhancements. However, the case seems to be different for the Galaxy XCover 5 devices, as the Android 14 update breaks the primary camera autofocus.
Some users on Reddit reported that, after upgrading their device to Android 14-based One UI 6.0 the autofocus mode of Galaxy XCover 5 got destroyed. Users have experienced difficulties in achieving proper focus while using the camera, resulting in blurry or out-of-focus images.
This issue has led users to frustration, especially those who rely on the device camera for capturing important moments or documentation. However, Samsung seems to have not acknowledged this issue so far, but we can expect the firm to address this frustrating problem soon.
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If you’re facing this issue on your Galaxy ZCover 5 rugged phone, then try solving it by upgrading the camera app to the latest version or just wait till Samsung releases a fix for it. Autofocus is a feature that allows users to capture clear and sharp photos without manually adjusting the focus.
