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Welcome, in front of me is a Xiaomi 11 Lite and today I'll show you a couple tweaks and
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tricks you can do on this phone. So I'm going to begin with the dark mode that can be found in your settings under the display
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and sometimes it also is right here, which I can see right here, so you can quickly toggle
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it from here as well. And what this will do is basically turn your entire device into dark mode
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That will include things like your notifications as you can see, default applications like
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messages, dialer, browser, settings and so on. And additionally if you navigate into the settings where the toggle is, display, you
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will also have the scheduled option for dark mode, which will allow you to set it up as
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a schedule and then you can select for instance custom, so what time it will turn on and what
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time it will turn off. So you can basically have best of both worlds and during the day time you can have it in
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light mode and during the night time you can have it in dark
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Now moving on to the next one, it's going to be the gesture navigation. Now by default the device comes with the button navigation and there is no option throughout
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the setup for it, which is a little bit of a shame and kind of newer devices nowadays
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do that, but this one does not. So if you want to use gesture navigation, all you need to do is navigate into home screen
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there we go, and then system navigation and you will have gestures
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Now we can select to learn or not now. Now by selecting not now, that basically disregards the gestures, which finally they changed it
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Now if you never used them you can kind of see it right here a little bit, swipe up to go home, swipe up and hold to go to recent and then swipe from either side to go back
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as you can see. So yeah. Now moving on to the next option, which I won't really go set it up because it just
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there's not much to show there, it is the second space. Now you can find it under, I believe it was special features, let's see, right here, yep
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second space right over here. And all you do is select turn on and what it does is allows you to virtually have like
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two different phones. So second space will be completely separated from what you have right here
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There will be different contacts, different documents, anything, pictures that you have
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taken on the second space will only stay there. Applications that you installed will only stay there and vice versa
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Additionally you can also move data from your main space to the second space through settings
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on the second space as well. If that is something that you would like to do
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But basically it's a neat way of, for instance, separating your device in like two categories
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So as an example, your private life and then as an example, work
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Where on the work side you can have all your work contacts and so on, work documents, stuff
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like that. And then the main one could be just as it is, your default phone without any kind of
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interruptions from work. So anyway, moving on to the next option, it's going to be the refresh rate
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Again, that's one of the things that we don't see throughout the setup, which is a shame
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but you can change it here by going under to the display section and then selecting
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refresh rate. And additionally, one thing that Xiaomi does really nice is this visual animation of how
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high refresh rate will affect the display. So you can see this 60 Hertz ball and like skipping through
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It's not smooth. Well, this one just has this like fluid motion
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So this is obviously exaggerated example, but that is in a way how things look like
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when you slow down, for instance, like screen recordings when they're at 60 frames, as an example
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So obviously this will be smoother and also it will use a little bit more battery
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So keep that in mind if that is something that you would like to prioritize on, then
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stick with 60. But if you prioritize just like this overall fluidity of your device, then I highly recommend
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going with 90. And moving on to the last option, it's going to be the color scheme
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So again, we can find out under the settings and display section, color scheme right above
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the refresh rate. And right here you can see that it is set to vivid. Now, personally, I'm not a fan of vivid because the colors are a little bit too bright, to
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be honest, and they are a little bit too colorful. As an example, this right here
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This is unnatural for any kind of like pencil color on it to be that vibrant, that basically
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it's almost looking like it's glowing. So I would most certainly prefer to have it on C. Where is the original color
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That's interesting name. So I guess original color is the one that is, I guess, the closest to how it's supposed
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to look, though, even on this device, it is still a bit saturated
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It is obviously a step up from this where it's just almost glowing
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But still, in my opinion, they are still a little bit too saturated
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But anyway, if you prefer your device to not have these blinding like colors, then there
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you go. So anyway, this will conclude the tweaks and tricks that I want to share
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