Good Lock vs. One UI 5.0 Who customises lock screen better?

• Samsung has added a few new ways to customise the lock screen with Android 13 and One UI 5.0 beta.
• Today, we’re comparing One UI’s lock screen choices to LockStar’s.
• Good Lock has been used to test new features again.

Samsung has added a few new ways to customise the lock screen with Android 13 and One UI 5.0 beta. This makes the user experience even better by giving them more ways to make the UI their own. But the idea isn’t completely new.

Samsung’s LockStar module for Good Lock offers advanced lock screen customization options. Today, we’re comparing One UI 5.0’s lock screen choices to LockStar’s. Better? See below.

If you want a more in-depth look at the new lock screen customization choices not tied to Good Lock, check out our prior One UI 5.0 beta hands-on video.

To the point, LockStar offers more customization options than One UI 5.0 beta 3 firmware. It appears Samsung copied certain LockStar functionality for One UI 5.0.

One UI 5.0 introduces Good Lock lock screen customisation.

One UI 5.0 is like LockStar without Good Lock. That’s good, considering Good Lock’s limited availability. This is typical for Samsung’s Good Lock platform.

The latter is used to test new concepts and ideas, some of which end up in the One UI firmware.

Take a look:

Examples include LockStar and One UI 5.0’s third upgrade. Good Lock/Lockstar users will recognise the new lock screen settings, although they’re more streamlined and part of the default user experience.

Good Lock has been used to test new features again. Some of these features are now in One UI.

Lockstar offers more lock screens customization choices, but One UI 5.0 offers a more refined, streamlined user experience with Samsung-selected features. See how these two UI sections differ in the video below.

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