A few hours ago, Xiaomi announced two exclusive technologies of the Xiaomi 12 Pro. Both technologies are on display and optimize its performance.
Get all the details on the recently announced Variable Speed Sliding Screen technologies and Natural Eye Protection Mode.
What is variable speed sliding screen technology?
Before understanding how the announced exclusive variable speed sliding screen technology works, it is worth remembering that the Xiaomi 12 Pro is equipped with an LTPO screen with a resolution of 2K+ and a refresh rate of 120 Hz.
With these elements in mind, the Chinese brand explains that the LPTO screen allows the refresh rate to be reduced, when there is a need to save energy. This is part of the responsibility of the hardware, but for everything to work, the software also has to cooperate.
And this is where the brand’s new Smart Dynamic Refresh Rate technology comes into play. To ensure smooth and fluid navigation, as soon as the user touches the screen, the refresh rate is only 120 Hz, and as the speed of scrolling on the screen decreases, the new technology also reduces the refresh rate. Which will reduce power consumption.
Currently, the Xiaomi 12 Pro is the only Android smartphone with this feature available. It is also worth noting that in browsing and reading environments, the screen is fixed, and the refresh rate can be from 10 Hz to 1 Hz to save the battery as much as possible.
Natural eye protection mode
Another novelty announced was the natural eye protection mode that makes different settings for different colors. In practice, with this technology, the Chinese brand is treating each color in a certain way so that blue light, the most harmful to vision, is reduced without affecting the color tone.
It should be remembered that the Xiaomi 12 Pro already held the title of the best screen in the history of the Chinese brand, thanks to Dolby Vision and 10,000 levels of dimming. Remember that the terminal screen is also compatible with HDR video, in addition to having the DisplayMate A + rating.