Energy Notch - camera notch as EN_1.2

Energy Notch is available exclusively for OnePlus 6, OnePlus 6T, OnePlus 7, OnePlus 7T, Xiaomi POCO F1, Redmi Note 7/S/Pro, Motorola One Power, Xiaomi Mi 10 Lite zoom, Xiaomi Mi 10 lite 5G, Realme X2/XT.

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Adds a configurable Energy Notch around the camera notch to indicate the current battery level. Explore a variety of configuration options to quickly check the battery information while adding a stylistic accent to your phone's camera notch.

Fully Charged? The Notch will form a complete arc around your notch.

Battery depleting? The Energy Notch arc will diminish accordingly.

• Energy Notch can be adjusted from a width of 1 pixel to a thick ring.
• Utilizes minimal CPU resources by waking up only to reflect changes in battery level.
• The Energy Notch direction can be set to left, center, or right.
• Option to hide on full-screen content such as apps, videos, images, and games.
• The color of Energy Notch can change automatically based on the live battery level.
• Possibility of having mono-color, multiple color segments, or a gradient (pro).
• Pick any color you desire for your customized configuration.
• Cool animations triggered when a power source is plugged into your device.

The efficiency of Energy Notch in conserving battery stands out as a key feature. It operates silently with minimal CPU load and only wakes up when necessary. Additionally, the Notch enters deep sleep while the screen is off to further save energy.

To display on the Lock Screen, Android mandates Energy Notch to run as an Accessibility Service. It does not read or monitor any data and proves beneficial for users who prefer visual data over numerical information.

In case you do not see charging animations, navigate to Settings > Accessibility > Visibility enhancements > Remove Animations and ensure the box is unchecked.

To prevent Energy Notch from disappearing on Xiaomi devices, enable Autostart in Settings > Apps > Manage apps > Energy Notch.

Although there have been no reported issues of screen burn-in with the original variant Energy Bar used on AMOLED devices over the years, it is not guaranteed to never occur.

If your device enters power saving mode and disables Energy Notch, you need to restart your device for it to be re-activated.