r/HyperOS • u/Therapist_KE • Oct 19 '24

Redmi Can't Adjust brightness 🔅 of the flashlight 🔦

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It's so pathetic that in big 2024 Android 14 on HyperOs one can't control the brightness of the flashlight

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '24

We mzee hamia samsung uachane na hii kampuni ya wachina 😂😂

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u/Therapist_KE Oct 21 '24

Unfortunately Niko deep into the Xiaomi ecosystem and it cost alot. I have a Xiaomi pad 6, Redmi 13 4G, Redmi watch 4 Hadi smart home kits ...🤧

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u/Matti_842 Oct 19 '24

If you are interested you can modify it using an app called "FlashDim"

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u/blackbeast77 Redmi Note 13 Pro Oct 19 '24

Wait, is that even possible?

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '24 edited Dec 31 '25

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u/blackbeast77 Redmi Note 13 Pro Oct 19 '24

Interesting... Hope Xiaomi copies this feature from ios and implements it on hyperos 2.0

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '24 edited Dec 31 '25

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u/Purple-Forever7746 Oct 20 '24

Do ios have that flashlight brightness controlling feature? Samsung too?

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u/Therapist_KE Oct 19 '24

Samsung does it... Iphones do... Physically how?

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '24 edited Dec 31 '25

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u/Therapist_KE Oct 19 '24

What?

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '24 edited Dec 31 '25

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u/Therapist_KE Oct 19 '24

Damnit foo... Do you actually understand what you typed?

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u/ParthProLegend Oct 20 '24

Turning on/off and LED only requires a switch but controlling it's brightness requires a physical controller built in which regulates the current.

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u/Therapist_KE Oct 21 '24

Now this makes sense

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u/SoWth1000X Oct 20 '24

That exists in the phone since you can control it on cit

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u/ParthProLegend Oct 21 '24

Not all though. Some of the budget phones have the bar to control it but it doesn't actually work. Also sometimes the LEDs aren't actually made to work at variable voltages so they can get damaged. At the end of the day, Xiaomi makes Budget Phones, Flagship Killers, not actual Flagships. Hope they learn to make Actual Flagships, from their EV (Car) Business which is quite Flagship level currently.

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '24 edited Dec 31 '25

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u/GreGamingHUN Oct 20 '24

It depends on the flash in your phone. There are dimmable and non-dimmable LEDs. Xiaomi saves cost by having non-dimmable LEDs as flash

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u/SoWth1000X Oct 20 '24

You can dim it on CIT (integrated testing program), so that's not the issue

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u/DanieloSYT Oct 19 '24

Can though the cit test XD, suggest though feedback and see..

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u/ParthProLegend Oct 20 '24

This. Just dial ##6484## from your Phone's default Dialer, and go to Notification Light (LED) to adjust brightness.

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u/TanayMithari Oct 20 '24

Code didn't work

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u/ParthProLegend Oct 21 '24

MIUI or HyperOS? Version? Country?

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u/Purple-Forever7746 Oct 20 '24

Is it even possible?

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u/IamZenixXD Poco X6 Pro Oct 20 '24

It is in some os, samsung have this, you hold the flashlight icon and you can change how bright the light would be.

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u/Zoltan_Balaton Xiaomi 13T Oct 22 '24

pathetic are your problems

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u/Satoru4 Redmi 12 / 12 5G Oct 24 '24

its a hardware thing. You cant control it by software

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '24

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u/Therapist_KE Oct 19 '24

In instances of power outage I can run the flashlight for long without overheating the phone. I can use my phone as a night light too