Samsung does give you a handful of free font options on its devices. It has done that for years. You can also purchase premium fonts if you’re into that sort of thing. So we created this poll to find out which of those free options are most used by you guys. This poll is actually a result of the discussion our team had about the use of these fonts.
Most of us are of the view that anything other than the default font is just plain bad. Comical names like Choco Cooky or Cool Jazz don’t help. Yet we’re surprised by the sheer number of people using the fonts based on the countless screenshots that we received as tips from all across the globe. I personally feel they make the whole user interface look too cartoony. Suffice to say, I’ve never ventured beyond the default font on all of my Samsung phones.
Granted, people are really into customizing the look and feel of their phones. That’s why wallpapers and themes exist. Custom fonts add yet another layer of personalization on the device. So there’s nothing wrong with being a Choco Cooky or Cool Jazz person. You do you, mate.
Were you unaware that it’s possible to change fonts as well? You can do that from the Font size and style menu in the Display section of the Settings app. Vote below and share your thoughts on the matter with us in the comments section.
Are you more of a Choco Cooky or Cool Jazz person?
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Most of us are of the view that anything other than the default font is just plain bad. Comical names like Choco Cooky or Cool Jazz don’t help. Yet we’re surprised by the sheer number of people using the fonts based on the countless screenshots that we received as tips from all across the globe. I personally feel they make the whole user interface look too cartoony. Suffice to say, I’ve never ventured beyond the default font on all of my Samsung phones.
Granted, people are really into customizing the look and feel of their phones. That’s why wallpapers and themes exist. Custom fonts add yet another layer of personalization on the device. So there’s nothing wrong with being a Choco Cooky or Cool Jazz person. You do you, mate.
Were you unaware that it’s possible to change fonts as well? You can do that from the Font size and style menu in the Display section of the Settings app. Vote below and share your thoughts on the matter with us in the comments section.
Are you more of a Choco Cooky or Cool Jazz person?
- Anything other than the default font hurts my eyes
- Cool Jazz for me, because I'm cool?
- Wait, you can change fonts?
- Choco Cooky for life!
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