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HELP please Screen Problem.

hi all
before 2 days i buy this phone and im very happy for this.
But today i change the dark wallpaper and i change the FlexTHEME. Then i see some stranger. The screen has ghosting sometimes like this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbaBjLMXPH4
This is normally or not?
if normally from oled curved technology then ok.
If not i have 4 days to go it back to change with another.
Dumm.. And i pay from screen protector 10 euros.
Please HELP
I want some awnsers.
Thanks.

Yes, the screen has some ghosting, it's a normal occurrence for this device. The POLED screen is a very immature technology, and the ghosting that you see is inherent to the display. So is the graininess that shows up on certain solid colors(especially grey).
It may bother you, I thought it would be a deal breaker for me but after spending a week with the phone I fell in love with it. Being only 720p is what I struggle with the most.

Visa Declined said:
Yes, the screen has some ghosting, it's a normal occurrence for this device. The POLED screen is a very immature technology, and the ghosting that you see is inherent to the display. So is the graininess that shows up on certain solid colors(especially grey).
It may bother you, I thought it would be a deal breaker for me but after spending a week with the phone I fell in love with it. Being only 720p is what I struggle with the most.
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All devices have this issue? My screen wants to clear 4 seconds.
Its perfect device but im very disappointed from this. In flex theme the ghost is higher.
Please every user to want to help me let's right the experience from his phone.
Thanks.
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cocous said:
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Please every user to want to help me let's right the experience from his phone.
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What do you mean "right the experience".. there's nothing you can do about the ghosting. Turning the brightness up helps, but it's something you're going to have to live with should you decide to keep the phone.

If this is normall for oled technology then ok.
But some users doesn't have this problem and i want to be sure before go back the phone.This phone is fast from faster very smooth and i love it.
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What a pity, if you don't like the appearance and impression of the numbers on the lock screen. My LG flex showed the same during the first days, but meanwhile the images are amazing, the resolution and contrasts better than them of earlier smartphones.
I am very satisfied and proud to have bought my LG G Flex, it is indeed one of then latest and best among the competitors.

Screen flickering at high brightness

Hi All,
I've just bought a 256GB Mix. loving it but i've noticed a distracting flickering when the screen is at higher brightness settings. It's hard to describe almost like random dips occur in the brightness.
Obviously auto brightness is off and i've disabled as much battery saving things as i can find.
It persists through different ROMS, tried various MIUI roms, RR, and AICP.
Do i have a dud? Any Firmware updates i can try?

Are you on the newest firmware I believe its 7.12.21
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BigM69 said:
Are you on the newest firmware I believe its 7.12.21
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Unsure how to check? Currently rocking MIUI9 Globe Rom.

paulrgod said:
Unsure how to check? Currently rocking MIUI9 Globe Rom.
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I'm not sure how to check either. Sorry man wish I could help you. I'm sure there are ways of checking though.
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Have you found the solution? I bought one recently and noticed it too

phuctran51 said:
Have you found the solution? I bought one recently and noticed it too
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Nope, I never did find a solution. I just have the brightness around 90%, it doesn't seem to do it around that. It's plenty bright at that so I'm happy. Considered sending it for RMA but couldn't be bothered with it being a Chinese seller, just thought it would be too stressful..
I'm considering upgrading to a Mix 2s soon anyway..

I have a similar problem on Xiaomi 4A, it looks like this video (iphone right): Youtu.be/Q6CANkiPkUM
Do you have a similar flicker?

Replacement screen for what 80 bucks

Perhaps the problem is not in the screen, but in the power supply pwm - inductor, capacitor

Hello I've redmi note 5 pro i also have same issue past few months but i didn't get any solution. when my phone brightness will high then screen flickering too fast and this issue is too much trouble. So please any one have any solution please let me know.

Double tap to wake

Is there anyway to enable double tap to wake ?

Nope, touch sensor below the lcd panel has to support it on a hardware level. But then again, why? Double tap to wake is among the most overhyped functions drains battery and wakes your phone up in yer pocket, you have the power button and or fingerprint reader to tap and don't even have to tap two times . On the other hand I'd trade the ir blaster to an nfc, ir blaster makes the phone look/sound a bit childish imho.

I don't understand why xiaomi don't give us this extremely simple feature....I use it so much, so waiting for custom kernels

bixirulo said:
I don't understand why xiaomi don't give us this extremely simple feature....I use it so much, so waiting for custom kernels
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Because LCD screens are not made for it

Benjamin_L said:
Because LCD screens are not made for it
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Are you sure? on Mi 6X (same hardware) DT2W is possible on stock firmware, and also on Mi A1 on stock kernel is not possible but it is on custom kernel.
BTW, I hope would be possible in the future.
Regards.

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Are you sure? on Mi 6X (same hardware) DT2W is possible on stock firmware, and also on Mi A1 on stock kernel is not possible but it is on custom kernel.
BTW, I hope would be possible in the future.
Regards.
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Depends a lot on the hardware. Usually it's bad in terms of power usage on LCDs

Benjamin_L said:
Depends a lot on the hardware. Usually it's bad in terms of power usage on LCDs
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I have mi 6x with working double tap flashed to mi a2 and double tap doesnt work so its not hardware issue

Streect said:
I have mi 6x with working double tap flashed to mi a2 and double tap doesnt work so its not hardware issue
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What are you trying to say? I said it depends a lot on the hardware if its power hungry or not and that on LC based displays it usually is more power hungry than on AMOLEDs for example.

It doesn't depend on whether its LCD or AMOLED because the screen remains off in both cases. And no, it doesn't drain power(very minuscule, almost negligible drain). I have used it on almost all my phones and I love it, strange why Xiaomi wouldn't provide such basic functionality.

drifftkingg97 said:
It doesn't depend on whether its LCD or AMOLED because the screen remains off in both cases. And no, it doesn't drain power(very minuscule, almost negligible drain). I have used it on almost all my phones and I love it, strange why Xiaomi wouldn't provide such basic functionality.
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Screen can't be off as it waits for your touch. As I said it depends a lot on the used technology, see here https://www.reddit.com/r/essential/comments/8we29y/comment/e1v0tsa

Benjamin_L said:
Screen can't be off as it waits for your touch. As I said it depends a lot on the used technology, see here https://www.reddit.com/r/essential/comments/8we29y/comment/e1v0tsa
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What you mean by screen is the touch panel, and yes that has to be active for d2tw, but screen and touch panel are different layers. So screen remains turned off which saves you from the battery drain and touch panel consumes very less power in terms of how we use our phones.

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Nope, touch sensor below the lcd panel has to support it on a hardware level. But then again, why? Double tap to wake is among the most overhyped functions drains battery and wakes your phone up in yer pocket, you have the power button and or fingerprint reader to tap and don't even have to tap two times . On the other hand I'd trade the ir blaster to an nfc, ir blaster makes the phone look/sound a bit childish imho.
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Just beacause you don't know how to appreciate it's usefulness doesn't mean it's useless. And how is ir blaster childish? Never seen a tv remote control? Fan remote control? Aircon remote control? Would love to see both double tap to wake and nfc on the phone.

Chillax dood, long life is rare, the tv and ac should have their own remote imho. It's not a phone's job to control those. If you check the models that usually include the ir blaster you'll see the childish part. And when you're on a budget (as a phone manufacturer) nfc should have priority over the ir blaster. But yeah that's just me.

Anyway this is a no go phone. Poor battery life, no nfc. nokia 7 plus seems to be better.

ebayerm said:
Anyway this is a no go phone. Poor battery life, no nfc. nokia 7 plus seems to be better.
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enjoy your locked boatloader and no LED

ebayerm said:
Anyway this is a no go phone. Poor battery life, no nfc. nokia 7 plus seems to be better.
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Umm..Nokia 7 Plus is around 70$ costlier, how is that even an comparison..

bartoloandre98 said:
enjoy your locked boatloader and no LED
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i'm sure you know that a locked bootloader is more secure.
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pratyush2173 said:
Umm..Nokia 7 Plus is around 70$ costlier, how is that even an comparison..
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Are the they the exact same thing? No right? So you are paying more for things like a bigger battery, nfc. They are both android one phones and are definitely comparable.

I mean Xaiomi do not offer the feature on battery life concerns, even cheap ugly phones as Asus zenfone 2 has this feature, which besides being power hungry because phones in pocket tends to wake up spontaneously with body movement, using the fingerprint sensor for this is more clever, enforcing it is a wise decision from Xiaomi

AcostaJA said:
I mean Xaiomi do not offer the feature on battery life concerns, even cheap ugly phones as Asus zenfone 2 has this feature, which besides being power hungry because phones in pocket tends to wake up spontaneously with body movement, using the fingerprint sensor for this is more clever, enforcing it is a wise decision from Xiaomi
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We all know that isn't true. Please stop making things up.

We'll need a kernel mod to make it work. I love this feature.. hopefully an experienced dev would help us out in the future.
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AcostaJA said:
I mean Xaiomi do not offer the feature on battery life concerns, even cheap ugly phones as Asus zenfone 2 has this feature, which besides being power hungry because phones in pocket tends to wake up spontaneously with body movement, using the fingerprint sensor for this is more clever, enforcing it is a wise decision from Xiaomi
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It's not a big hit on battery life. Its similar to the always-listening feature used by google where you say "ok google" to turn the device on. It doesn't need the entire chip to be running. I don't know the exact hardware details. Pocket wake-ups are blocked by the proximity sensor.

battery estimates

anyone experiences this stellar battery estimates?

Mine is quite good. Happy for time being

Wtf how do you get those numbers? Is it 8gb 258gb????

Mine

drcldrcl said:
Wtf how do you get those numbers? Is it 8gb 258gb????
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Yes, 8GB 256GB

Is it possible that 8gb has better baterry efficiency than 6gb version?

drcldrcl said:
Is it possible that 8gb has better baterry efficiency than 6gb version?
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Possible but I doubt it. Depends on apps and setting you are running.

desiregeek said:
Possible but I doubt it. Depends on apps and setting you are running.
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Well, what settings??, I only use fb, mssng and instagram from postinstalled apps

drcldrcl said:
Well, what settings??, I only use fb, mssng and instagram from postinstalled apps
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Doable location and wifi scanning, disable apps from startup or background running, disable GPS, apps you don't use, disable UI options you don't use

Mine has been on all day and still has quite a bit of juice left in it

desiregeek said:
Mine has been on all day and still has quite a bit of juice left in it
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Please please share your settings.. Share screenshots of app launch (are all apps set to automatic or did you turn them all off) and also of digital time management and what apps do you use and how much.. That is insane battery life, and I doubt it has something to do that you have 8gb version, the battery should be same on both 6gb and 8gb version..
When I go 100% I have only 26h, how come you have 55h????

This is from this morning.

I'm in use 1day and 17 hours. I have 2hours remaining and i have 8% battery. The TOD at the moment is 8 hours sharp. Sorry but Tapatalk says I don't have permission to upload photos. 8gb 256 edition
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Endoxos said:
I'm in use 1day and 17 hours. I have 2hours remaining and i have 8% battery. The TOD at the moment is 8 hours sharp. Sorry but Tapatalk says I don't have permission to upload photos. 8gb 256 edition
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TOD is screen on time?

drcldrcl said:
TOD is screen on time?
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Yes
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Using p30 pro

Can anyone let me know if their devices seem to drain more while on 4G - my idle 4G drain is not great, when I use it though it's better, when sitting idle with 4G on it seems to drain - I do have things on etc but seems excessive to me.

I'm at the end of the third day with 7h of sot, with 32% remaining in the tank...
Mind blown.

Latoc said:
I'm at the end of the third day with 7h of sot, with 32% remaining in the tank...
Mind blown.
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Imposible, share screenshots

My record so far is 30 Hour at 30 % before recharging. I start at 7am and recharge 30 hours later.
Bluetooth, Location and mobile data all turned on at all times + wifi.
Moderate usage include web surfing, youtube (max volume), music and etc.
Recalling back my experience with iphone 7 plus, p30 pro is beast in battery department. Hahaha...
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Just Curious :)

I planned to use Mi 9T Pro. As we know, Amoled screen had an issue called "Burn In/Shadow". Should I worry about this?

0xFast said:
I planned to use Mi 9T Pro. As we know, Amoled screen had an issue called "Burn In/Shadow". Should I worry about this?
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Nope ! It has the burn In protection.
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Sukhi said:
Nope ! It has the burn In protection.
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Wow, it's a good news. Btw, can you give me something about 'Mi 9T Screen Burn Protection'? Because I can't find about these news.

0xFast said:
Wow, it's a good news. Btw, can you give me something about 'Mi 9T Screen Burn Protection'? Because I can't find about these news.
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There's no burn in. While earlier OLED models had some issues regarding burn in, now the majority of flagships and even midrange devices have OLED panels and no burn in occurs.
There isn't too much protection needed to be fair. Even after years of usage you will not encounter any burn in. You mostly see burn in on panels that display the same thing for a very long time, meaning the pixels don't shut down or display other colors (e.g. TVs that run the same channel for a very long time).
There is protection on the Always on display. You'll notice the clock and notifications switch from one place to another every few minutes to avoid displaying the same pixels.
Burn in should be the least of your worries.

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There's no burn in. While earlier OLED models had some issues regarding burn in, now the majority of flagships and even midrange devices have OLED panels and no burn in occurs.
There isn't too much protection needed to be fair. Even after years of usage you will not encounter any burn in. You mostly see burn in on panels that display the same thing for a very long time, meaning the pixels don't shut down or display other colors (e.g. TVs that run the same channel for a very long time).
There is protection on the Always on display. You'll notice the clock and notifications switch from one place to another every few minutes to avoid displaying the same pixels.
Burn in should be the least of your worries.
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Well, you make me confused. So, should be the least of my worries?

0xFast said:
Well, you make me confused. So, should be the least of my worries?
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I meant when searching for a phone in general. There are other, more important factors that this.

flavius222 said:
I meant when searching for a phone in general. There are other, more important factors that this.
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Nice advice, thanks.

My worries
0xFast said:
I planned to use Mi 9T Pro. As we know, Amoled screen had an issue called "Burn In/Shadow". Should I worry about this?
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When i went to their retail shops i saw that most the 9t models they had on display had visible burn - in marks on the screen, this made me reluctant to buy the phone and i dont know what to think.

Florian_cirstea said:
When i went to their retail shops i saw that most the 9t models they had on display had visible burn - in marks on the screen, this made me reluctant to buy the phone and i dont know what to think.
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Seriously on the store?

0xFast said:
I planned to use Mi 9T Pro. As we know, Amoled screen had an issue called "Burn In/Shadow". Should I worry about this?
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Don't worry about burnin unless you do something silly like increasing the display sleep time to half an hour or always keeping it in an unlock state. Use dark mode, 2 min timeout max, will be fine.
For every phone I've owned with an LCD/OLED display, I've experienced none. Yet when I use other people's phones of the same model, they have burn-in.
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The only difference between me and others is that I always dim the screen. Never use on high brightness, unless in the sun.

Florian_cirstea said:
When i went to their retail shops i saw that most the 9t models they had on display had visible burn - in marks on the screen, this made me reluctant to buy the phone and i dont know what to think.
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Can you take a picture(s) of that burn in you saw because I never saw single one Mi 9T Pro/Redmi K20 Pro with burn in? I want to see where on screen it happens and how it looks. Thank you.

MnMchill said:
Can you take a picture(s) of that burn in you saw because I never saw single one Mi 9T Pro/Redmi K20 Pro with burn in? I want to see where on screen it happens and how it looks. Thank you.
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mi9t pro after 3 years of using..