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Welcome
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And filming is an AISOG phone 3, and today I'll show a couple tweaks and tricks you can do on this phone
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So jumping straight to it, we're going to begin with the way better refresh rate that you can set or enable it
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And you can find it under the display and the settings. As you can see there is refresh rate now. I already have chosen to write
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at 144 Hertz. That is also why you're seeing this little bit of a flickering on the recording
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That's because it just kind of doesn't match with the camera 60 frames
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But basically by default it's going to be at 60 frames and this is just a typical trash
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normal, mediocre refresh rate. Now we can also jump it to 90. This will increase it a little bit
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120 will be significantly better, probably the best out of them all
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And 140 is just more of a novelty that you can run it quicker than basically major of the gaming PCs probably
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So choose whichever one you want. Now obviously with each one of them you will consume a little bit more battery
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but also you'll get a way smoother image when scrolling up and down and just having really fast-paced motion on your display
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Now, unfortunately, this is not going to be visible on the camera. anything past 60 is just kind of lost because the camera is recording at 60
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Anything more than that camera cannot catch it because it is only set to 60
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So here it's just playing twice as more, more than twice as much data on the screen but the
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camera cannot capture it. So for you it will still look the same as 60
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So for you this basically looks the same as this. Maybe it actually does look a little bit different
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You can see it a little bit more jumpy, like you can see just it looks way more or way less
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appealing but overall the smoothness that I can see on the camera it looks kind of like
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it's blurring up and down but for me it is a smooth motion and it is a really good smooth
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motion here. So I'd recommend to change the refresh rate here. Now moving on to the next one it's going to be the dark mode and because this device uses
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an Ammolid display, all the pixels here are self-lit. So, also, anything that is fully black, it actually isn't lit up
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So if you go into the color scheme right here, turn it to dark, basically everything that is black is in color
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is completely turned off. And that will also, apart from all, giving you a dark look to your device
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that includes also majority of apps and settings, stuff like that, will also save you a little bit in battery
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because like I said, pixels here are self-lit. If they don't need to light up, they don't use battery
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Now, the gain from this won't be anything substantial, so it might be additional hour or so max
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Never really tested the difference but don expect massive like leaps in performance honestly So moving on to the next option is going to be the status bar icons
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And beautiful you can see there is already a kind of a crowded mess of icons on the top right here
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So we have refresh rate, Bluetooth, I believe Wi-Fi, lack of SIM card battery and all that stuff
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So we can actually go into these settings and then again under the display
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it looks like all the best options on the display. And from here we want to scroll down to status bar icon manager and voila we have basically
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access to all the notifications that you could have if you choose to enable majority of
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these things. They would normally show up in the status bar but we can literally toggle them off from showing up
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So I'm just kind of going overboard and basically disabling literally everything but you don't
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actually have to do this. You can disable only the things that you might not want, things like
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alarm clock or Wi-Fi, things like that that are used to, you are used to actually knowing
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that they're on, but you don't want them to be visible. Because even though we have disabled them
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here, they are still all fully enabled when you pull down the notification panel. The only
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benefit is they're not showing up on the notification bar anymore. It would be also nice if I could
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get rid of this somehow. Oh, let's see. Can I get rid of this
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Looks like I can't. So I'm going to quickly go through this. Oh, there we go. So now we have a fully clean status bar
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Now this is going a little bit overboard. Maybe battery would be nice to see here. So you could go back to these settings and, for instance, enable only the battery
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so that is going to be the only thing you will see in here
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And there we go. So as you can see, super clean now
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Only one thing is showing. So I really like this. And now adding more to do that clean aesthetic
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we can remove also the buttons at the bottom. They are already a little bit outdated
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and there are way better ways of actually navigating through the device using gesture navigation
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And once more, this option can be found in your display section. So let's open up display, scroll down and system navigation right below
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the icons. And from here we have gesture navigation. And there we go. Once you enable
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you can see that there's a tiny little bar and basically the way it works is you swipe up on it
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to go home, swipe up and hold to go to recent. And then if you are already in and up, you can
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see, you can swipe from sides. You can see there is a little arrow appearing. So that will allow
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you to basically go back. Now also if you've seen it, if you go out of some kind of app
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so if I open up something there's this little thing on the bottom and you can just
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give swipe up on it. There we go to access the Google. For some reason just closed the
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though But yeah that is going to improve in my opinion how you use the device It feels way better especially with the back being from both sides
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So that is super nice. And again, it adds to the clean aesthetic of the device
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Now, moving on to the last option, which I wanted to show, it's going to be the game mode right here
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And what this allows you to do is when you have some kind of games, for instance, right here, oh well, never mind
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Let's just open up something else then. So as you can see it's already launching, it does couple things, optimizes it, right
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Let's just flip it as well. Let's wait for it to actually load up, which is a little bit of a lengthy one
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I believe I can already access it, yep, there we go, so you can swipe from the left side of the
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display and you will see that game controller right here. When you let go, it brings up the panel, right
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So from here you have a bunch of useful information, things like your phone temperature
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the frames that the device is running at right now, your processor clock speed right now
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and also the X mode on or off, which will improve the performance if you really need it
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Now for this, I don't think it's needed. The game is already running at max setting 60 frames and there is nothing higher than that
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so you don't really get anything extra apart from reduced battery life with the X mode
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But let's see, you can set it to auto as well here, so it's now automatically setting the refresh rate
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Now at the beginning when the game loads, it does have a little bit of a, as you can see, this stutters
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but once it actually loads fully, it becomes super butter smooth. Now going back to the panel right here, we have a couple additional things
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A bunch of toggle, as you can see, you can disable, for instance, calls, so when you're gaming people won't be able to call you
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navigation blocking and stuff like that. But where it gets even better is the, for instance, air triggers
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So I already have a couple of sets to suit, for instance, characters. But you could, as an example, set it to be something like a jump and attack
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Let's see both attacks. There we go. So right now, once you set them up, locate them where you want them
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make sure you turn them on and then you can close it. And now let me grab the phone
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So right now, let's see if I change it. So normally you'd have to tap right here to attack, right
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But now we have these triggers. Now they do have more settings, well, in the actual settings
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where you can customize how hard you have to press them for them to actually activate
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Right now I have them set to be fairly light as you can see
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So they are almost touch sensitive, maybe not so much, but but it's really light press. It's I believe substitute 2 right now
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And as you can see the game runs really well. Now it does have some stutters for some
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reason. So apart from that, let me also quickly go into these settings. And let's go
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