How to get notification LED on Galaxy S10, S10 Plus and S10e

Samsung’s Galaxy S10 lineup of devices have the display cutout to make room for the camera which is slightly better than the notch according to most smartphone enthusiasts.

This cool display cutout made for an excellent prop to go along with some really cool and creative

wallpapers

centered around the hole-punch cutout on the Galaxy S10 devices.

Now, S10 users can once again rejoice since Samsung has officially made

updated

the Edge Lighting+ application which brings along the cutout notification LED feature for the S10 devices.

Here’s how to get the cool camera cutout notification ring on your

Galaxy S10

,

S10e

, or

S10 Plus

.

Contents

show

How to get the cutout notification LED on Galaxy S10 handsets

How to customize the edge lighting effect

Change the color

Change the transparency

Change the duration

How to use Holey Light for camera cutout LED effect

How to get the cutout notification LED on Galaxy S10 handsets

As we’ve mentioned above, Samsung has made the cutout notification ring available via an update to the Edge Lighting+ application which is part of the Good Lock family of applications; however, Edge Lighting+ can work as a standalone application as well.

So without much further ado, let’s check out how to activate the cutout notification ring with the Edge Lighting+ app.

You would first have to download and install the latest version

Edge Lighting+

application.

Once the app is downloaded and installed on your smartphone, launch

Edge Lighting+

from your application menu.

Now, tap on

Effect

which would be an option present in the bottom bar.

You would be able to see a bunch of edge lighting effects which you can scroll through horizontally.

Scroll to the end of these effects, and then you will be able to see a

Eclipse

. Tap on it.

By doing so you would be able to see a preview of what the effect would look like on your device.

Tap on

Done

to use this edge lighting effect.

How to customize the edge lighting effect

Well, now that you’ve activated the camera cutout notification LED, there are still a few more tweaks you could make to personalize the edge lighting effect according to your preferences.

Change the color

You could change the color of the edge lighting effect by simply tapping on the

Color

option present in the bottom bar of the

Edge lighting+

application.

You have the option to select from various

preset colors

or you could tap on the

multicolor circle

to pick from basically every color on the color wheel.

There’s also an option to use custom colors for each application.

Tap on

Custom color

and then tap on

Manage notifications

.

Select the apps which you want to display a custom color via the Edge Lighting effect.

Once selected, go back to the

Custom color

page.

Here you would be able to see the colors associated with each application.

To pick your own color simply tap on the application and pick your preferred color.

Change the transparency

Tap on

Transparency

on the bottom bar and use the

slider

to adjust the transparency of the edge lighting effect.

Change the duration

To change the duration of which the edge lighting effect lasts, tap on

Duration

on the bottom bar and you would be able to pick from

Short, Medium, and Long

duration options. Tap on

Done

when satisfied.

Voila, you can now enjoy seeing the cool effect every time you receive a notification on your Galaxy S10 device.

If you for some reason don’t like the Edge Lighting+ effect, then there’s a third-party application which offers the same kind of effect; however, it’s still got a long way to go to match the functioning of the Edge Lighting+ application.

Nonetheless, here’s how to use

Holey Light

, the third-party app that lets you add a cool camera cutout notification LED effect on your Galaxy S10 devices.

How to use Holey Light for camera cutout LED effect

Download and install Holey from the

Google Play Store

.

Launch the application and go through all the warnings and proceed with the setup wizard.

You would have the option to select from three different animation styles:

Swirl — Blink — Unholy Light

. You would also see the battery usage percentage for each animation.

Tap on either one of the animation styles and that’s it.

You would now be able to see the animation around your Galaxy S10’s camera cutout.

To turn off the effect, just use the toggle button in the upper right corner of the app to turn off the Holy Light function.

Of course, you could play around with the application settings to discover more cool features.

Related:

Samsung One UI gestures: How to use them like a Pro

Samsung Galaxy S10: First things to do!

Samsung Galaxy S10: All you need to know

How to use Good Lock to customize your Samsung Galaxy device