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Welcome. In front of me is a Huawei made 50 Pro and today I'll show you a couple tweaks and the tricks you can do on this phone
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So anyway, let's just get started by navigating into the settings and then we're going to navigate into display and brightness
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Now here we have a couple different things that I can show you. So we have dark mode, which finally
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congrats Huawei. It took you, what was it like seven years? to add this
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I mean, I guess that's kind of unfair. But it took him about
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three years at least to add schedule to dark mode, even though every other phone had it for
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past five years, or not five, but like, about five years maybe
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Give or take, maybe a year. But here, finally, on the Mate Fifi Pro
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we finally get it. So, anyway, if you're the type of person
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that prefers your dark mode and schedule, so for instance, during the night time you have it in dark mode and during the daytime it's in light mode
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you can finally do this here congrats nice anyway so that's one way to obviously enable it
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but you also can just toggle it off and have it enabled all day also enable the permanent dark
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mode if that is something that you want now dark mode does extend to default applications
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so i close this you can see dialers included messages browser and settings photos
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So yeah, a bunch of applications will be in this mode. Let's go back into the settings
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I'm going to turn out the dark mode just because I honestly prefer it in light mode when I'm recording
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Okay. And we can go back and we can now scroll down even lower
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And we'll have screen resolution, which is set to high. Now high is basically 1212 by 2616
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pixels. So we have also a couple other options like low or smart resolutions which
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will automatically adjust screen resolution to save power. Now this option probably
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will be the best because it will utilize both of them depending on what you're
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viewing and what the screen actually needs to display. Now I'm going to actually
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also check this. I'm interested if I can see some kind of pixels
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Honestly, I can't really tell a difference. I mean, after all, the panel is still a higher resolution than it's displaying, so it bends it down
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So I assume seeing pixelations might be still difficult. But just to go over these three options, high is basically the highest resolution
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Low is a lower resolution that will preserve a little bit of the battery while smart resolution utilizes both of them at the same time to give you best fidelity and best battery life at the same time
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Now, best battery life will most likely not be better than low, so that is something to keep in mind
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Which I'll stick with smart resolution right here. Now, going back to the display, we've had one more thing, which is screen refresh rate
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Again, it's set to high. I recommend changing it to dynamic if that is not set by default
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for everybody who wants to have high refresh rate on your display
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but still, well, obviously have a little bit better battery life. High will run permanently in 120 hertz
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even when the screen isn't moving like right now, which will drain more of your battery life
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because it requires more energy to keep on doing this. Now, all standard will give you choppy experience
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the typical 60 frames per second experience like phones used to have
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in a couple years back even, not that far ago. It will also preserve the most amount of battery
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High just gives you the most amount of frames, doesn't care about battery life
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dynamic utilizes both of them to give you decent frame rate when you need it
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and then also prioritizes battery life when you don't. And the way it defines if you need it or you don't
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is if an image is stationary like this one, it would switch to 60 or maybe even less
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Display, okay, doesn't even tell me if it drops below 60. And it's Huawei, so I can't check it
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because they decided to remove the refresh rate settings from developer options
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So I can't tell you if it drops below 60 frames. So just for that, I'm going to give them the benefit of the doubt
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and say that when the image is stationary, it could run at something like 30 frames
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it's a guess which is based on basically nothing so take that
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with a grain of salt it could be running at 60 or it could be
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running at 1 hearts I have no clue now the lower the lower
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the refresh rate is when you're not doing anything like this the better so that's kind of
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why I'm mentioning this anyway let's move over to the next thing so next thing
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the next thing they're on to show you is the gesture navigation and I'm trying
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to figure out where it is. Not here. There we go. So it's under system
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and settings and system navigation. And here we will have the gesture navigation. You can toggle
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it on. The first time around it always gives us the stupid tutorial, like we have no
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idea how to use them. If you already know you can just press on the X, close it off
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and call it a day. If you never used it before, you can just go through it
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It's an interactive guide which might be a little bit hard. No no we go It hard for me because I actually have a tempered glass right here that is flat while the edges are curved so makes it a little bit more challenging to utilize this but obviously without this with the pre
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protective layer that is on the display you won't have that problem and swiping from
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sides is probably one of the better things with the curved display but apart from that
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we also have the swipe up to go to home just a quick swipe up and then swipe up and hold to go
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to recent and there we go Now moving on to another thing which will be gestures which I believe we're located in accessibility and features
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Or not, let me quickly make sure
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I'm gonna just search for it
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These all refer to just the gesture navigation, which I enabled
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There is also, oh there we go, it's an accessibility feature, shortcuts and gestures
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That's why I didn't see it. Has that it? Yep. So we have a couple different things right here, which can go over
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So as an example, we have a wake screen, raise the phone or tap twice on the screen to wake it up
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So both of these options are enabled by default. Now, personally, that's kind of annoying me whenever I just touch the phone and it wakes up
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So I would probably disable the raise to wake. I personally don't like it, but if you are the type of person that likes it
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keep it on or enable it if it's turned off by default. We also have a record screen, so we have knack twice on the screen
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We do have the knuckle gestures right here that Huawei implemented, I believe in like the Mate 20 series
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So that's a screenshot. I guess I have to use two knuckles
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There we go. So pretty simple. And obviously you've seen the take screenshot with just a
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one knuckle knock. One more thing. If you also experience some of these gestures launching
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when you're not trying to use them, for instance it mistakes. Sometimes your finger as a knuckle
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There is, I believe, this option. Just grab it. Come on. You literally just did it
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Ah. So, nope, that's not. what I wanted. I don't know if they still keep it but before there was the split
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screen so you just do like a swipe and it would do a quick split screen but it seems like it not a thing anymore but for me personally I used to have a mate 20 pro which had these
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gestures as well and sometimes when I would just press my finger to the display
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and start like dragging it it confused it with a knuckle I might be skinny
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but I don't think I'm that skinny so you could turn off some of them if they
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trigger for no reason now anyway Let's move over to next thing, which is homescreen and wallpaper
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Now this is actually done pretty nicely. Huawei decided to include all the customizations of your phone and single place
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So we have things like icons, wallpapers, always on display, magazine unlock, if you use that
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if you don't, don't worry about it. And then below that, we have also homescreen settings, which will include layouts
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So if you want to have a bigger layout or more tightly packed one, you can change it right here
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which is something that I personally like. So there we go. For some reason, to close it
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There we go. So let's get back in here. And we also have the home screen style
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I believe by default, we have it set to standard. But I might be wrong
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If it's set to standard, which is the most stupid name ever
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I understand that they're trying to mimic Apple and literally everything that they do
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But believe me, this is not Apple. Just because it costs as much, doesn't mean it is one
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And it's still running. I'm pretty sure this device is running. on Android, which
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standard for Android would be the app drawer. Come on, Wai. Come on, it's not that complicated. Just because you want
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to pretend your Apple doesn't mean you do it successfully. So there we go. We can change it to updra
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if that is something that you want. I personally prefer an updra rather than have all my apps smack
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in the middle of my home screen, like I'm just Apple user. Now keep in mind
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that they are a little bit behind and copying Apple, so they copy the idea of having all your apps smack in the middle of a home screen
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but they kind of forgot that Apple nowadays has this thing this library which has categorized apps
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so you don't actually have to have them all on a home screen so they're a little bit behind here not only did they copy it they don't copy it fully
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which is just buffling so I would recommend switching into Upjore which will give you the pull-out-the- drawer
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suggested apps you have at the top, and then all the apps below that are sorted alphabetically
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And obviously you can grab any kind of app from here, by just holding it, and then dragging it to your home screen
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if you want to have it visible on the main page or maybe any other page
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So that is something that I would recommend utilizing right here. Now, with that being said
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