Can the Glory 80 Pro direct-screen version turn off the expansion of smart storage

As a rare direct-screen model in the Glory Digital Series, the Glory 80 Pro direct-screen version has inherited all the features of the Curve-screen 80 Pro in terms of configuration, including 160 megapixel main camera, Snapdragon 8+, AI Vlog video master, and so on, although the official did not hold a new product release for it. So, in terms of specific functions, does the Glory 80 Pro direct-screen version support turning off the expansion of intelligent storage?

Can the Glory 80 Pro direct-screen version turn off the expansion of smart storage? Can the Glory 80 Pro direct-screen version close the expansion of smart storage

Smart storage extension is a function that is enabled by default when leaving the factory, so manual shutdown is not supported on the glory 80 Pro direct-screen version.

The appearance of the Glory 80 Pro direct-screen version remains the same, but there are also some differences. In terms of color, there are three colors, and the shape of the back cover is the same. In particular, the rear lens module uses the design language of the number "8", which is still very recognizable. It seems that the glorious designer has also set his mind to make the lens shape different.

However, the front Glory 80 Pro direct-screen version is a little different. The Glory 80 Pro uses a "smart island" design with two holes in the center, but the direct-screen version only uses a front lens with a hole in the center, without a "smart island" design.

However, great changes have been made on the screen. The intuitive thing is to "flatten" the curved screen, and the quality of the screen is not bad. The peak brightness of up to 1000 nits can be seen clearly in the sun, and the 120Hz refresh rate can also bring a smoother experience.

To sum up, there is no function to manually turn off the smart memory expansion on the Glory 80 Pro direct-screen version. This is a function developed by Glory for running memory. If it is turned off, it may have a certain impact on actual use. After all, any APP needs to occupy a certain amount of running memory, even for background applications.