Not so long ago, we put the OnePlus 6 against the recently released Pocophone F1 in a performance showdown, which revealed a rather surprising verdict. In this part, we will discuss the OnePlus 6’s software, battery life, and audio as well as other less noticeable aspects that make for the whole experience. Thus ended our checklist for the Best Custom ROMs for POCO F1. If you want to check out more Custom ROMs for POCO F1, there is an abundance of those on XDA Thread.

• This ROM provides attributes like notification heads-up, customization for quick titles, and much more.
• It’s possible to move the execution of the boot script from the default system.prop file to either post-fs-data or late_start service.
• This ROM is a must-try for those POCO F1 users who prefer a similar Stock Android Experience.
• Another reason why people seek custom ROMs is because of the extra features they offer.
• Then Open the Device Manager and Locate the ADB Drivers to Install it.

It offers its own version of the quick settings menu, as well as a fully immersive mode for Android. Paranoid Android has long been regarded as the main project from which Google has brought over a lot of features, the biggest feature being the Ambient Mode, which was present in PA as Peek. Third, it has amazing stability among all the ROMs that I have tested for years. The main developer, Henrique Pereira, is not in a tearing hurry to port new Android versions to all the devices. Also, on some ROMs, you may have to flash a GApps package such as OpenGapps (website) or NikGApps (website). I have personally tested almost all the ROMs listed below on my Redmi K20 Pro, Poco F1, and Mi A1. Also, if you like the custom ROM, consider donating the developer behind the work.

With this feature you can export the current module settings to a configuration file for future use. The file will be saved on your internal storage, in the /mhpc directory. By default, parts of the module post-fs-data boot script is executed in the background, but the parts that don’t might still cause issues on some devices. If there are issues with the boot scripts not running during boot, try enabling this option to execute the script entirely in the background. Keep in mind that this might cause other issues, so only enable if necessary.

In most cases, especially in good lighting conditions outdoors, the POCOphone F1 manages to take some brilliant shots with a good amount of detail. The portrait mode too is close to perfect, with excellent edge detection.

To get an overview of what is available, take a look at the index above. If experiencing issues, take a look at the part about Issues, support,etc, and don’t forget to provide logs when asking for help. The current release is always attached to the OP of the other devices module support thread.