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Welcome, in front of me is a realme Narzo 50 and today I'll show you a couple
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tweaks and tricks you can do on this phone. So to get started we're gonna begin with the dark mode which can be found under
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the settings, display and brightness and in here you have the light and dark
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along with a neat switch below that to auto switch which is defined by
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basically time. So this will give you what I would consider best of both
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worlds. It will switch to dark mode during the nighttime and keep it in light mode during the daytime which is what I would consider a very good option
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here. Now moving on to the next option it's going to be the entire section of
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personalization right here. Now in this tab I can change things like well
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wallpapers but let's be honest no one gives a crap about wallpapers at least
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well it's not a decent trick, none of them are. But yeah in here as you can see
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we have a bunch of other options for instance like app layout, icon styles
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colors, fonts and notifications shapes. So the most part it changes the colors and
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for instance like the settings how things are color-coded and also majority of the things in your little notification tray right here with all
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the toggles. You can change the icon style though this is just a layout so
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we can change size of them as you can see you can make them way smaller I can
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decrease the name, the font size I guess. I believe you can also completely remove
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it. There we go. So you can see if you set it to the smallest one it hides it. Then
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you can also choose different icon packs. If you have some installed I believe
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they will show up here. These are just the pre-loaded ones that come with the device you can choose between them as well if you prefer some of the ones that
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are here. And going back in here obviously we have the like I mentioned
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app layout so this allows you to select how many rows and columns you have. Though
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it looks like by default it sets to max so five and six you can't go any smaller
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Colors like I mentioned just changes the colors. Now we have a couple like
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pre-made ones right here which you can tap on and it automatically gives you this visual indication how and where it will affect it. But you can also change
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it up yourself if you want to. This will only change it to a single color
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everything unlike these options which obviously give you multi-color options. And lastly we have the shapes right here of the toggles or actually this would be
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the last one the fonts. Again only two fonts accessible right here but if you
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find some that you want to install I believe they will show up here as well
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Anyway moving out of here to the next option is going to be the home screen so
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oops I just closed the settings. So let's go into the home screen and lag screen
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And in here we have a bunch of additional options just strictly for the
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home screen or lag screen as the name would suggest. So we have home screen mode
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Now I do have the app drawer which is what I personally prefer but we also
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have the standard which I honestly I don't get why it's called standard
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considering this is not standard to Android really. But what it does is just
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drops all your apps smack in the middle of your home screen kind of like an iPhone would. And then we have a simple mode. Simple mode is more designed for
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elderly people. So it maximizes the size of the icons, removes the
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unnecessary clutter and just makes everything look as simple as it can. So like I mentioned elderly people can have I guess a little bit of an easier
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time using the device. Now obviously you have a bunch of more options right here
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which you can go through and customize them to your liking. I'm not really gonna go into all of them. It would take a little bit too long. So moving on to the
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next option it's going to be the refresh rate. Now that can be found under the
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display and brightness again. And all you need to do is scroll down under the more
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section and in here we have screen refresh rate. Now by default it is set to
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auto select which basically changes it up between 60 and 120 depending on what
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you do. Now here for the majority of you I will actually recommend you to keep it
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on auto but for the people that actually want to preserve their battery as much
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as they can and they don't really give a crap about the actual higher refresh
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rate of their display change it to 60. This will increase your battery life
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just a little bit and because you don't really, assuming you don't really care
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about the refresh rate, it won't really matter to you. But even the for instance
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an hour of additional battery life might probably matter more. Now moving on to
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the last option it's the gesture navigation which most of the device
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nowadays give you the option throughout the setup. This device is not one of them
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so if you want to use gesture navigations instead of the outdated buttons at the bottom all you would need to do is navigate to convenience tools
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navigation and in here select gesture. Now you can learn it or disregard it. If
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you ever use gesture navigation then you probably know how to use it. If you've
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never used it before I'm gonna just quickly go over it for those people. So
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you swipe up to go home, swipe up and hold to go to recent and swipe from
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either side. Jeez talking today is hard. So swipe from either side to basically go
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back. Now in certain cases you can also swap as well here actually you can do
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that you can swipe between apps that are open by just swiping this bar from side
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to side. So if I open up a couple additional things we go as you can see I
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can swipe between those. So there we go. Anyway this would conclude I guess top
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tweaks, tricks however you want to call it and if you found this video helpful don't
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