The Mi 11 Ultra is the most expensive normal smartphone launched by Xiaomi to date. Unlike the older Mi series flagship models, this one competes directly with the premium offerings from Samsung and Apple. One of the main highlights of this handset is its secondary rear display. With the latest system update, this tiny screen has now become even more useful.
Recently, Xiaomi rolled out a new software update for the Mi 11 Ultra in China. The update comes with build number V12.5.10.0.RKACNXM.
According to MIUI Beta Info (via PiunikaWeb), the latest update adds a new feature called Super Power Saver mode. As the name suggests, this option helps users make use of the phone’s battery efficiently when they cannot charge their device.
As per the official description, ‘Super Power Saver’ mode disables the handset’s primary display. It only lets users access the tiny display located on the backside. Even on that screen, users will be only able to check the time, accept calls, and call previously set emergency contact.
Xiaomi claims that this mode can offer up to a whopping 14 days of battery life. However, the company does mention that the battery performance may differ due to various factors. Anyway, the feature can be really useful during electricity shutdowns caused by disasters.
Unfortunately, it’s not known when this feature will be made available on the international variants of Mi 11 Ultra. We hope Xiaomi to not limit this mode to the Chinese version of the smartphone.
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