How to open the 2K resolution of Redmi K60 Pro
With the continuous development of smart phones, 2K resolution is no longer exclusive to computers. Many flagship phones of brands begin to carry 2K resolution enabled screens. However, because 2K resolution is power consuming, current phones are generally turned off by default. If you want to turn it on, you have to reset it. How can I turn on the 2K resolution of the new Hongmi K60 Pro phone? Now let's make a detailed introduction!
How to open the 2K resolution of Redmi K60 Pro
1. Open the phone, click Settings, and on the settings page, click Display.
2. Slide down and click the button to the right of the screen resolution.
3. Go to the next page, click the WQHD+HD display on the right to open the 2k screen.
In terms of hardware, Redmi K60 Pro has the strength comparable to game phones, while in terms of software, it has also made more drastic adjustments, bringing the experience of not locking the frame rate, not reducing the resolution, and not reducing the brightness of the screen throughout the process. With the self developed FEAS 2.2 intelligent frame stabilization technology, Redmi K60 Pro can dynamically adjust the performance and power consumption of the mobile phone frame by frame to achieve a two-way balance between frame rate and power consumption.
The Hongmi K60 Pro has a 5000mm2 VC heat dissipation scheme, which forms a high-power three-dimensional heat dissipation system covering all heating areas with 6 locations of 17 layers of highly conductive graphite and copper foil. The VC area is the largest in Hongmi's history. At the same time, it is also equipped with 10 temperature sensors for precise temperature control, providing a better temperature control experience in multiple scenes.
The above is the specific setting method of how to turn on the 2K resolution of the Redmi K60 Pro. This phone supports 2K resolution, so you just need to follow the above steps to set up and enjoy the 2K resolution pictures. You can turn it on when watching movies or playing some games that support 2K resolution!
