Come tenere lo schermo sempre acceso su Xiaomi?
Xiaomi’s Always On Display (AOD) feature in 2025 is available across many of their AMOLED-equipped devices and continues to offer customizable options for clock style, notifications, and personalized graphics, but is only fully supported on phones with an AMOLED screen running Android 13 or newer [2] [3] [7]. To enable it, go to Settings > Always-on display & Lock screen > Always-on display [4] [5].
Key details for 2025:
- Only on AMOLED displays: AOD is hardware-dependent; LCD-based Xiaomi phones do not support it [1] [3].
- Latest app and firmware: The dedicated AOD system app (e.g., version RELEASE-2240.1.0.0, July 2025) enables new designs, clock faces, and custom themes [2] [7]. You need Android 13 or above [2].
- Battery considerations: The AOD uses minimal power by lighting only necessary pixels, and features like auto-low brightness and smart scheduling minimize battery drain. You can schedule AOD or enable “smart” mode so it is active only when needed [3] [6].
- Wearables support: The feature is also present on Xiaomi’s smart bands and watches like the Mi Band 10, with options to schedule or set “smart” AOD to conserve battery [6].
- Customization: There are numerous themes, clock layouts, text styles, and image backgrounds. Users can create their own designs through the dedicated app or built-in editor [2] [7].
Limitations and notes:
- Some budget Redmi series do not offer full AOD—even those with AMOLED, the display may only light up upon tapping, for a short duration (e.g., 10 seconds) [8].
- If your device does not have the option, check if it’s AMOLED and on Android 13+, or consider software updates [2] [3] [8].
- For best battery health, consider using the schedule function or lowering the AOD brightness [3].
To summarize: In 2025, Xiaomi’s Always On Display remains robust and highly customizable for compatible devices, provided they have AMOLED screens and are running recent software. The feature is accessible through standard device settings and is also supported on smart bands [1] [2] [6] [7].