Xiaomi itself has a bunch of phones which LCD panels in them and as per the sources it will may only work in the phones having AMOLED displays. In LCD displays, the whole display will remain turned on all the time. This is because LCD panels don’t work the same way as OLED display panels. As a result, they may consume more of the battery. But nowadays OEMs have launched it with phones having LCD panels as well. This way it consumes very little power and gets the job done. Since it turns off majority of the pixels on the display and only lit up the required pixels. The AOD feature was primarily introduced for smartphones with AMOLED displays. But to our surprise, there’s a workaround through which you can use the AOD feature from MIUI 12 on your current Xiaomi devices running MIUI 11 ROM as well. Xiaomi recently teased the MIUI 12 firmware update along with a bunch of cool new features including the always-on display. Not it can display animations or even photos from gallery. AOD, at first, could only display the time and date while the phone is on standby or charging. It basically keeps the screen turned on with very minimal power consumption while giving necessary information on the lock screen. Always-on Display (AOD) was first introduced by Samsung and LG in their high-end flagship devices.
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