Samsung has recently given us a slight hint on how the Android 14-based skin will appear on Galaxy devices. While there aren’t many inputs about the upcoming software, the leaked beta program information flashed light on Samsung One UI 6.0 Quick Settings Panel.
Well, that was enough to raise the bar of excitement among users. In the meantime, several eager analysts and tipsters started emerging on online social media platforms, describing the first-ever look of the Samsung One UI 6.0 Quick Settings Panel.
The company has served a redesigned layout of the Quick Panel which is fantastic. Though we cannot deny the thought that the overall look is quite similar to what we see on OxygenOS and iOS Control Center.
Recently, a tech lover named @Alvin on X (Twitter) dropped his thought on the appearance of the new One UI 6.0 Quick Panel. Many of us would be glad that the company has finally overcome its fear of redesigning the Quick Panel. But the tipster noted that the latest creation looks like a merger of OxygenOS and iOS.
To highlight things in more detail, the tipster shared three snaps showing the Control Center in each OS. And yes, things are quite identical in terms of icons, spacing, and sections, when we compare OxygenOS, iOS, and One UI. Adding more, the tipster says that the look is neat yet it defeats the entire purpose of One UI – reachability.
Perhaps, the difference still lies in icon size and how the firm has implemented things in the new Control Center. Eventually, the top side looks clean and the icons in the status bar appear bigger than One UI 5.1 and other builds. As of now, things are more subtle and clear to the eyes.
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Still, it seems as if Samsung is trying to follow OnePlus at least for customizations and outlook. What are your thoughts on this matter and how much you will rate the new One UI 6.0 Quick Panel? Let us know in the comment section.
