HTC U 11
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garychengjw
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Anyone finds that the auto brightness is not very accurate? The auto adjustment is annoying.
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seems like the htc auto brightness not good (googling also revealed past models also poor)
https://forums.androidcentral.com/htc-u11/807485-screen-auto-brightness.html
i myself have the auto-brightness disabled also will sometimes get dimmed display during camera mode pic preview.
another fellow member too: http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/109205950-post1118.html
I had yet to experience a good auto brightness from all the phones I had used. So I always use manual to adjust. I had used many other phones this year S8+, V20, G6, U11, XZ premium, mi mix , mate9 , iphone7+ etc
You all can consider using Lux Lite (free) or Lux Auto Brightness (pay) for auto brightness.
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Ya brightness is personal preference. No one setting to suit all. Ownself change most accurate
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Yeah, seems like this is the best way. Just that everytime when stepping from indoor to outdoor you need to adjust. If it is on auto mode. It can adjust automatically.
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For me I'm not too particular, so always use auto. Lazy to manually adjust. 
In general most are pretty okay for me though. Most phones need a bit of time to "get used" to your preference. Like at the start when you first get the phone you'll have to keep manually adjust the auto brightness to teach the phone what you prefer in different lighting. It's still not perfect of course, but over time it'll get a lot better.
In general most are pretty okay for me though. Most phones need a bit of time to "get used" to your preference. Like at the start when you first get the phone you'll have to keep manually adjust the auto brightness to teach the phone what you prefer in different lighting. It's still not perfect of course, but over time it'll get a lot better. 
Check a few posts back....
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using the spine tough amour on my u11, adds some bulk and covers the colour but other than that its great.
I have both XZP and U11. Both are excellent daily drivers with good fast performance and battery life. Cameras are also quite good though I feel U11 has slightly better point and shoot ability. Sony phone is also larger so if you want more compact that U11 size and form factor is better. U11 has no headphone jack though but they do provide an adaptor with the phone. I would say you cannot really go wrong with either, just prob up to personal preference and hand feel bah
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