As Realme took wraps off the brand new Narzo 20 lineup of smartphones yesterday, it additionally took the platform to announce Realme UI 2.0. It is the second iteration of Realme’s customized UI for its telephones that debuted earlier this yr. It is predicated on the newest Android 11 and as many would have anticipated, it’s closely impressed by Oppo’s new ColorOS 11.

The main focus behind the Realme UI 2.0 improvement is customization and personalization. It comes with Global Theme Colour performance that can give customers the liberty to tweak colours for nearly the whole lot within the UI. These embrace the principle interface, notification panel, shortcut buttons, and rather more. It natively comes with 5 coloration schemes and 10 single colours.

Always On Display (AOD) has additionally been improved with the contact of customization. Realme says AOD will come loaded with 5 preset themes however customers can select to create their very own distinctive patterns. The native 5 themes embrace a digital clock, analog clock, textual content and picture, textual content solely, and customized patterns.

For darkish mode lovers, there will probably be three completely different ranges to select from. These are Enhanced, Medium, and Gentle that fluctuate when it comes to how a lot darkish you need UI to get. Other essential options embrace subtitle stitching to video screenshots, Sleep Capsule for monitoring sleep cycle, Floating Window for multi-tasking, images sharing through Realme Share, Dual Mode Music Share, and extra.

As for the Realme UI 2.0 availability, the Realme X50 Pro would be the first smartphone to get the brand new model. An early entry construct will probably be launched on September 24th adopted by open beta in October-end and secure launch in November-end. There aren’t any phrases on what different units will obtain the improve and when.