Google Pixel phones come with options to enhance displays, optimize battery life, and enable gestures, yet many features remain hidden. The Pixel 9a running on Android 15 showcases these settings, encouraging users to optimize their devices instead of switching to new models. Notably, enabling the Smooth Display feature transitions the refresh rate from 60Hz to 120Hz, improving scrolling and animations. Users can also customize the Quick Tap feature for more efficient app access, further enhancing their Pixel's performance across various Android versions.
Pixels continue to ship with a brilliant Actua 120Hz OLED screen set to a more conservative 60Hz by default. It's fine for battery conservation, but if you want buttery-smooth scrolling and animations that show off the screen's full potential, turn on Smooth Display.
The Pixel's Quick Tap feature lets users access apps or perform actions quickly by tapping the back of the phone. Customizing this feature can significantly enhance usability and personal efficiency.
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