Xiaomi’s most innovative move was replacing its old MIUI skin with the latest Xiaomi HyperOS skin, which was highly praised by the audience. The brand has been rolling out the new Xiaomi HyperOS to all of its eligible devices with the majority of phones having already received. At the same time, many of them are still left to get the HyperOS update. Meanwhile, the Xiaomi HyperOS update is highly-packed with a bunch of impressive features and upgrades, out of which the update introduces the new Beam For Notification feature.
The latest Xiaomi HyperOS brings some monstrous features, and with that, the brand has infused a new feature within the HyperOS update named Beam for Notifications. This is an all-new screen and camera flashing notification feature, allowing users to easily be informed whenever they receive a new notification.
Here’s how to use the Beam for Notifications feature on Xiaomi HyperOS:
This new accessibility feature, named Beam for Notifications, consists of two options, including a camera flash, which blinks the camera flashlight twice. In contrast, secondly, a screen flash that significantly flashes the phone’s screen in the form of a splash of color that you have chosen whenever you receive any new notification. With that, here is how to use the Beam for Notifications feature:
- Go to the Settings app on your phone running on the Xiaomi HyperOS.
- Scroll down and then tap on the Additional Settings tab.
- Select the Accessibility option.
- Now tap on the Hearing option.
- Then, tap on the Beam for Notifications tab.
- Here, you need to choose which option you want to choose from: Camera flash and Screen.
- If you choose the Screen option, you can select from 6 different color hues for your on-screen notifications, including Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, Red, and Purple.
- You also get the preview option, which allows you to view how both the flash options look when enabled.
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