To combine Quick Settings with notifications again, you’ll need to go through the UI settings rather than One UI 7’s settings. This can be done from the notification and Quick Settings shade.

However, with One UI 7, Samsung switched to an iPhone-like interface wherein swiping down from the left shows the notification tray, while swiping from the right opens the quick settings panel.

Samsung’s One UI 7 update lets users choose to separate the notification and quick settings panels through the Separate option or keep the classic combined notification and quick settings panel ...

By default, One UI 7 shows your notifications and quick settings on two separate pages. When you swipe down from the left or middle top of the screen, you see only your notifications.

With One UI 7, Samsung adopted a split notification shade and Quick Settings panel similar to those found on Apple devices. The two are now separate: swiping down from the upper-right corner opens ...

The redesigned control panel in One UI 7.0 makes navigating essential settings faster and more intuitive. You can easily swipe between notifications and quick toggles, streamlining access to ...

Swipe down, and you’d get your quick settings toggles up top with your notifications nestled neatly below. Simple. Effective. Now, with One UI 7 by default, they’ve decided to split them up.

Samsung’s One UI 7 update brings a host of new features and customization options, designed to enhance the functionality and user experience of Galaxy devices. Whether your focus is on ...