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Apple put together a list of the 16 best apps with a 'pure black mode' to help you get the most out of the iPhone X's gorgeous OLED display

Jul 24, 2018, 00:21 IST

Reeder 3, an app for reading and sharing news stories

Bear, an app for writing, note-taking, coding, and sketching

Instapaper, an app for saving and reading news stories either online or offline

Twitterrific 5, a highly customizable Twitter client

Drafts 5, an app for writing, editing, and sharing text

Calzy 3, a calculator app that can store and sync past calculations

Just Press Record, an app for recording and transcribing audio into text

Speedtest by Ookla, an app that can test your internet connection speed and consistency

Wikipedia, the free online encyclopedia

Overcast, an app for searching, downloading, and playing podcasts

Polarr Photo Editor, an app for enhancing, filtering, and editing photos

Apollo for Reddit, a customizable app for browsing and enjoying Reddit

Feedly, an app for organizing blogs, publications, YouTube channels, and other sources of news you like

Anybuffer, an app for storing links, images, documents, and text to re-share later, whenever you need it

Fiery Feeds: RSS Reader, an app for following the news and digging deeper into their sources

Grocery - Smart Grocery List, an app for sorting and marking off items you need to buy

In addition to the apps Apple listed, here are a few other notable iPhone apps with dark or "pure black" modes:

And if you're ever looking for pure-black wallpapers for your OLED iPhone X, I highly recommend the "AmoledBackgrounds" subreddit.

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