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Welcome. I follow me as a Poco X3 GT and today I will show you a couple tweaks and the tricks you can do on this device
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So to get started, we're going to open up our settings and we're going to navigate to the display section right over here
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And I'm going to begin with the dark and light mode which you can swap between and here
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So obviously you have the light and dark swap right here but you also have the light and dark swap right here, but you also have the
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schedule dark mode option. When enabled, it will give you two options, either
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sunset to sunrise or custom, and you can select a specific time that it will
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switch between these two modes, which is a pretty nice thing to have, especially
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now during the summer. So obviously it gets bright outside, so this will allow you
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to have it in light mode during the daytime, which will be a little bit easier to see
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while during the night time it will automatically switch to dark mode, which is a
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pretty nice option to have. Now moving onto the next thing is going to be the color scheme, which is right over here. And this allows
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you to change just how vibrant the display looks. Now personally, I'm not the biggest fan of the saturated
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colors of most of the displays on the devices. They do have its use in terms of like, just kind
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of standing out out of the crowd in like a store where you have a line of phones, but generally I just
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find them to be a little bit too saturated to the obnoxious level. So I prefer to change it
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to something more reasonable like the stander. color scheme. It makes the display look a little bit more yellowish in terms of the white
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colors, but it's just what I personally prefer. And maybe you do too. Now additionally
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you also have the color wheel right here so you can also choose a little bit more color variants I guess Make the default which is the normal one worm cold or custom which will allow it to
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not customize anything apparently. That's a weird one. Usually you would have like the red
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green blue sliders but I guess you don't have it here. But you can
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ah there we go. So it adds this. So you can slide
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it around. Now when I'm doing this at the very edges you can see the difference in
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like the colors. Obviously that's just extreme. I would probably recommend keeping something a little bit more reasonable. Oh yeah there we go. Now moving on
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to the next option it's going to be the screen refresh rate which by default it's at
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260. Now this display supports 120 and I recommend utilizing it because it
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will make your display feel much smoother than it does with 60. Now the single downside of doing so it will be that the device will now consume a
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little bit more battery whenever you actually using the display. So this only affects
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the screen on time and nothing else. And also it doesn't look like there is any
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kind of alteration between the refresh rate so it's either 120 or 60 and nothing
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between. While most other devices nowadays have an option that that you can have the high refresh rate, but when you're not needing it
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because the content that you're viewing cannot support it or just isn't needed
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it will automatically drop to a lower refresh rate. Here we don't have that
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It would have been nice, so that's why I kind of want to mention it, that will consume a little bit more of your battery life So anyway moving on to the next option it going to be the system navigation which is located under the home screen
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Right over here. And you can see it right up here. Now we have the typical buttons that can choose from or gestures
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I'm going to go with gestures without actually learning it. Sorry for that
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Now additionally you do also have the option right here to hide full screen indicator which
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is this bar right here at the bottom. Now again it asks me if I want to learn it
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Nothing has changed, it just removes this bar from the bottom, giving you a little
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bit of a cleaner look to your device which is something that I really like
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Now moving on to the last option that I want to show it's going to be the gestures
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navigation just gestures in general which is under the additional settings so
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right here and you have the gesture shortcuts now we have couple different
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ones like launch Google Assistant so press and hold power button for half a
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second take a screenshot with three-finger swipe down or portrait screenshot or
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you can go around those just toggle them on or off but there's
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There is also another one that I have seen just now, have basically a brand new shortcut
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that I've never experienced before, which is the double top fingerprint sensor, not press
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but top. So we can select it and here we have a bunch of different options which is always nice to see so it is pretty extensive as you can see By the looks of it it won allow us to add a specific application but it has a couple other ones like for instance using your flashlight
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control center notification shade google assistant launch camera calculator silent mode issue logs
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so it has pretty nice options right here to choose from i personally myself like the
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flashlight so when you enable this i just kind of flip it over and
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you do this, it automatically turns on the flashlight. Now keep in mind I'm not actually pressing the button, I'm just touching it
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So it's just a touch-related button which is pretty nice though maybe in the pocket it might
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cause some problems where it robs around against your leg or something like that and it automatically
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turns on the shortcut. I have no idea that is something that you need to check out
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So if you ever turn, take out your phone out of your pocket and it for some reason has, for instance, flashlight on
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then you might want to actually disable this because obviously it won't be very useful
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But it is not like super sensitive, so if you press half a button, as you can see it won't really enable
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So it needs to be basically the entire sensor. So you need to cover it almost with your full finger
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otherwise it won't turn on, which should alleviate this kind of problem
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Now, anyway, with this being said, hopefully you found this very helpful
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