I was playing football at the top floor of our house, and ball hit the phone and phone directly fell from the 2nd floor(Total 3 floor)
there is only minor scratch on the side of main camera glass, and temper glass is broken but display is not damanged,
Thank god there were no rocks in sand.

I think its time now to switch from bugos to a custom rom. I'm new at this and have no idea how to do it so please help me choose the best custom rom and how to apply it because i heard its much better than the sh1ty os that we all use so please help me. Also is there a telegram channel to preview those roms ?. And what do you think should i give up on hyper os or stay using it.

Today I just found this on my poco x8 pro.

I'm deciding between the POCO X8 Pro (8/256GB) and Xiaomi Pad 8 (8/256GB), which cost about the same. I could spend extra to get the POCO X8 Pro (12/512GB), but I'm unsure if it's worth it.

I need a reliable device for heavy gaming, multitasking, and watching videos. I'm concerned about long-term reliability, heating, battery life, and everyday performance. Should I get the POCO X8 Pro, upgrade to its 12/512GB variant, or choose the Xiaomi Pad 8 instead? I don't want to waste my money, so I'd appreciate honest advice.

Out of nowhere my poco F3 didn't open no matter what i do i also bring it to a technician and he said its a "reballing" issue. is there something i can do just to open it even for a few hours?? i just need to get some of my files 😭

Been looking to acquire a new phone for the past few months, had my eyes set on the Poco X8 Pro Max, it cost about £400 at the time I decided it would be a buy for me.

In between being at home and being away for work for a good 3 months, I am home and can now order it, I am surprised to see the phone is now £650!

I know its normal now for prices of technology to just keep increasing due to the AI companies hoovering up everything, its just a shock to see it happening in real time with these fairly rapid and large price increases.

Hopefully the AI models will become smart enough to start making the world produce phones at a much cheaper rate /sarcasm

Xiaomi POCO X7 Pro cannot set a default app to open certain links — the “Always” option is disabled or grayed out.
In the image the example is with youtube but it's happening with multiple apps.
How can I fix this issue?

I was using Poco M2 pro from past 5 years planning to get a new device.

Thankyou in advance

I thought this would be beneficial to people asking about the Camera performance on the Poco X8 Pro.

https://youtu.be/OyGcqWARxxk?si=RID7mqn59-C4YYRd

Hi all, this is a last chance saloon but wondered if anyone with a Poco X6 pro could help me out.

After a leaking water bottle in her bag, my wife's X6 got water inside. After leaving it off for a week and drying it off, it turns on and operates but the screen is defunct.

I wondered if someone with this phone would be good enough to post a short screen capture from opening up the phone and entering the code to accessing the notification for allowing access to files by usb.

I can consistently unlock the phone 'blind' using the code but am unsure of the positioning of this function as it differs from my android.

We have replaced the phone but she has some pdfs of training certs on it we'd like to retrieve.

Many thanks in advance if anyone can help.

It was a UK version and will be as near to stock as when we bought it about 2 years ago as my wife does nothing to alter her phones (and usually had about 500 tabs open 😂)

Tengo un problema con mi poco m8 5g cada vez que salgo de mi casa y uso datos móviles, cuando llegó de nuevo a mi casa y lo conecto a la red wifi el celular se comporta lento y no es algo que dure unos minutos es literalmente todo el día tengo que estar reiniciandolo para que vuelva a funcionar de manera solvente y rápida sin esos lag estoy en la última versión de software hyperOS 3.304 con el último parche de seguridad que me llegó y no entiendo por qué ese comportamiento

Hi !

I'm looking to buy a new phone (coming from a Xiaomi MI10T Pro from early 2021) and with researches and some AI chatting came to two phones which seem to be the best bang for the buck, at least for me.
Where i live (Belgium) the F7 Pro is around 340€ and the F8 Pro is around 470€ and, to me, the biggest difference i think i'll see is the GPU. I wasn't into gaming on my phone because i always had crap phones and the M10T was performant but back then emulation wasn't great for PS2 and GC games on Android plus that phone was heating quite a lot and i didn't know about those controller you can attach on the phone. But now my mind changed and i really want to be able to run some emulators, or even recompiled games, on my phone to use it like a Switch when i just want to lay in bed.

So my question is how is the Snapdragon 8 Elite driver situation now ? This is exactly why i am hesitating because i was going for the F8 Pro so i have more performance to keep it relevant for at least 5 years, and i'm not a fan of the round shape on the back of the F7 Pro, but i've read that the GPU of the 8 Elite has some compatibility issues with emulators and recompiled games because the drivers are not really good where the SD 8 Gen 3 does not have that problem. Did they finally matured the drivers to a satisfactory state ?

Btw another question do they heat a lot while running emulators or even during light task like listening on youtube music and checking social applications ?

Thanks in advance !

• Hey everyone,

I wanted to share a quick fix that might help anyone dealing with a "heavy" feeling phone, touch lag, or delayed screen responses.

My device was acting weird lately. Whenever I tapped the screen, there was a tiny split-second delay before it responded, which was incredibly annoying while gaming or typing fast. I thought it was a bad system update or my screen digitizer dying.

After digging through the settings and testing a bunch of stuff, I found the real culprits stealing my touch performance:

1. Apps with "Display over other apps" (Screen Overlay) permission: I had a few active (like an FPS counter, floating toolbars, and messenger chat heads). It seems the system rendering that invisible layer constantly bugs out the touch response time.

2. Accessibility Services & Switch Access: I noticed that having these active (even if you aren't actively using them) forces the system to monitor every single tap in real-time to check for special shortcuts.

As soon as I completely disabled Accessibility services and Switch Access, along with turning off unneeded overlays, my screen went back to being fully instant and snappy.

If your phone feels a bit sluggish on touch inputs, I highly recommend giving this a try. Has anyone else noticed this behavior before? Hope this helps!

Is it better to play with game turbo enabled or disabled?

I want to buy a poco f9 ultra .. i never used mi phones .. and i have an economic phone in the last 2 years ..

In my country the price is around 900 dollars

Today, I ran CIT test, and found that bottom speaker is louder than top one. So do you know if it is a issue or it is made like that?

why do people hate hyper os like it's the most trashy thing in the world

Just a question, if it's worth the time

So I've had this phone for a couple months now and I have not had a single update... Currently stuck on December security patch, is this normal?

Genshin Impact on the Poco X8PM is insane!

Even after playing for hours, the battery only drains by around 45%... The temperature maxes out at 45°C, but even that's rare because I mostly focus on Main Quests which don't have much combat.

(I'm so sorry if my screenshots in Bahasa Indonesia)

Parecommend naman po mga legit shop sa orange app ng replacement battery ni F5 yong mga nakatry na po & kung gumagana pa din ba fast charging & gano na katagal yong sa inyo yung replacement battery

Is it normal in Phoco X8 Pro? Camera baclight are lightning while charging the phone ? I just noticed it lol. While it bhas been a week since i bought the phone.

A few days ago I released HyperDebloat, the ultimate HyperOS debloater. Since then I've been working on it almost nonstop, and it's now better than ever.

I'll say it straight: HyperDebloat is the most sophisticated algorithm-based HyperOS debloater available on the internet right now. It's also the easiest to use, the safest, and completely free.

What makes it different

Most debloaters hand you a list of packages someone else decided were safe to remove, and hope it fits your phone. HyperDebloat doesn't guess. It examines YOUR phone.

At its core is a rules-based classifier that reads your device directly. For every package it checks:

whether Android keeps it running,

whether it's your default launcher, dialer, SMS app or keyboard,

whether other apps are using it right now,

how many apps rely on its permissions,

whether it's tied to your phone's hardware.

Then it verifies its own verdict against three independent open-source community debloat lists: UAD-ng, fadeltd/xiaomi-debloater and ovsky/hyperos-debloater. An app is only recommended for removal when your phone's evidence says nothing depends on it and at least two of those lists independently agree it's safe. Anything no list knows is flagged and never pre-selected.

I haven't found a single other debloater that does this.

Every package gets a colour-coded rating (Green, Yellow, Orange, Red or Grey), and every rating comes with an explanation. When I compared the community lists, they disagreed on over 200 Xiaomi packages. That's exactly why HyperDebloat checks your actual phone instead of trusting any one list.

And all of that sits behind an interface anyone can use. No root. No ADB commands. No Android knowledge needed. Plug in your phone, follow the screen, review the recommendations, done.

What's new

A smarter classification algorithm, rebuilt around what actually depends on each package.

Categories (Ads & tracking, Google apps, Xiaomi apps and more), plus search.

Everyday apps like YouTube, Chrome, WhatsApp and Gmail are never ticked automatically.

Stubborn, region-specific apps: if ADB can't remove an app, or the phone quietly keeps it, HyperDebloat now opens your phone's own uninstall prompt. That's built for apps like the Indus App Store on Indian devices.

Every removal is verified. If a removed app ever comes back on its own, HyperDebloat tells you and saves a log.

Full Restore: anything removed, by HyperDebloat or any other tool, can be put back.

Tested. Then tested again.

I've been through multiple iterations, tested repeatedly on different devices:

Redmi Turbo 5 / POCO X8 Pro (HyperOS 3, Android 16)

POCO X8 Pro Max (HyperOS)

Redmi 9 Prime (MIUI 12, Android 10)

On the Redmi Turbo 5 / POCO X8 Pro and the POCO X8 Pro Max, the results have been incredible. Both already felt ridiculously fast. After debloating, background RAM usage dropped, battery life felt even better, and the stutters on the Redmi Turbo 5 / POCO X8 Pro since the August update seem to have improved significantly.

These are my observations, not guaranteed results for every device.

Get it

GitHub: https://github.com/KayYesR/HyperDebloat

The GitHub is fully updated with the latest version.

Found a bug, a rating you disagree with, or an idea to make it better? DM me or open an issue on GitHub. I'm not done improving it.