The mobile phone supports higher screen display update frequency, which will provide users with a smoother experience. In recent years, high screen refresh rates are no longer exclusive to flagship phones, and even mid-range and entry-level models are supported one following another. But following setting, how to know the current screen update rate? Today, let’s share the teaching of Android phone screen update rate display, and directly activate it without installing the app!
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Android phone screen update rate display teaching: no app installation, built-in Android system!
In addition to last year Apple finally provided the iPhone with a high screen update rate of 120Hz ProMotion, in the Android camp, it has been supported from flagship mobile phones many years ago, and it has already been distributed to mid-level or even entry-level models, so that even budget-conscious consumption Users can also enjoy the smooth display experience brought by the high screen update frequency.
However, following the mobile phone supports a screen update rate of 90Hz, 120Hz or higher, is there an easiest way for users to display the current screen update rate in real time, apart from looking through their eyes? In fact, in addition to third-party apps, this function has already been built into the Android system.
Next, this article will quickly share with you how to display the current screen update frequency of the mobile phone through the built-in hidden function of the Android system without installing the app. Before we start, let me explain that this tutorial requires an Android phone with Android 10 (inclusive) or above.
Since different brands of Android phones have slightly different names and positions of the setting functions, this article will use Xiaomi MIUI as a demonstration, as if it is a Xiaomi, Redmi or POCO brand mobile phone, you can directly refer to the setting steps in this article. You can find the corresponding function by yourself, and then start reading!
Step 1. Enable developer settings
First, go to the system “Settings” and click “About Phone”, and click the software version number 7 times in a row. Take the MIUI of this example as an example, it is to click the MIUI version 7 times. When you click on the process screen, a prompt will appear “Just x more steps to enable developer settings”, until the click is satisfied 7 times, “Developer settings are enabled” will be displayed, which means that you have successfully developed the mobile phone. Staff are on!
Step 2. Turn on Display Refresh Frequency
After enabling the developer settings, then we can return to the system “Settings” page to see the blue color of “Developer Options”. If you are also a user of MIUI, this option is hidden in “More Settings” of “Settings”, and the name is “Developer Options”.
After entering the developer options (developer options) settings, swipe down the page to find the option “Show refresh rate”. After enabling this function, you will see more screen update rate displays in the upper left corner of the screen!
To confirm whether the screen update rate has changed, you can also go to the page of setting the screen update rate of your mobile phone first.
In addition, if you use an Android phone that supports the “Smart Screen Update Rate Adjustment” function (for example, Xiaomi 12 Pro that supports AdaptiveSync Pro screen), you can see the screen update rate changes during the process of the screen is still and your finger touches and slides the screen. Of course, if you don’t want to continue to display the screen update frequency value on the screen in the future, you can also go to the developer options to turn it off.
