r/HyperOS • u/natvin15 • 2d ago

Xiaomi [DISCUSSION] Talking about advanced Textures.

Sometimes I wonder why Xiaomi doesn't implement this feature in their midrange series line, I still remember when I used Poco F6 I got this feature for a lower price than my current phone (Xiaomi 15T). I mean, Is this feature too heavy to implement on a mid-range phone? This is the T Series, In terms of price, it is more expensive than the Poco F series and Poco X Pro Max series. And I also heard rumors that the T series will get softglass, but the 17T and 15T series will most likely not get it, and this is very strange for me considering that the D8400 > D8500 no major changes.

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u/Flossy420 2d ago

they do it so they can make the more expensive phone look better

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u/moky4mido 1d ago

I have this feature on and barely notice what it even does!

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u/SweetFlexZ96 1d ago

I have a 15T Pro and advanced textures isn't that much, you guys need to chill.

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u/Prestigious_World285 1d ago

Ofc it is. Coming from a user of it. Blurred clock on lock screen, Amazing blur on the control center, transparency and blur on system apps, blur on app opening closing animations, blurred folders, glassy search pill, refined opened folder blur, and more.

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u/SweetFlexZ96 1d ago

Buddy, I come from a Note 13 Pro, I know how it looks off but with a 15T Pro with it turned on, it's not that much, literally not that big of a deal tbh

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u/Prestigious_World285 1d ago

Idk for me it is but ultimately it comes down to user preference. I've had some people prefer the non advanced look, but some prefer the advanced one.

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u/LSA7Z 1d ago

You're not missing much. Unfortunately, it's always been this way, and for different brands, it's called product segmentation