Android trick to customize “quick settings” to save time



With so many useful features of Android, there are probably at least a few that you have overlooked. There’s a cool trick you probably use on a daily basis. We’re talking about quick settings, the same one that lets you quickly adjust Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Do Not Disturb, and more.

Did you know you can edit quick settings on your phone Android? Here we tell you the whole process so you don’t waste time searching in the main application panel.

To see quick settings already set up on your device, swipe down from the top of the screen. To find all of your quick settings, swipe down again. Now you need to know how to add, move, and delete quick sets.

  • From the top of the screen, swipe down twice.
  • At the bottom left, tap Edit .
  • Touch and hold the settings. Then drag the settings to where you want them.
  • To add a setting, drag it up from “Hold and drag to add tiles”.
  • To remove a setting, drag it down to “Drag here to remove”.

There are a ton of quick settings to choose from. Here is the full list of options:



Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and mobile data

  • Airplane mode
  • Bluetooth
  • data saving
  • access point
  • Internet: cellular connection
  • Internet WIFI

Location and account

  • Location
  • Nearby
  • share nearby
  • Settings
  • Users and guests

Device, screen and sound

  • self-rotating
  • Battery saving
  • bedtime mode
  • Brightness
  • camera access
  • dark theme
  • Do not bother
  • Flashlight
  • focus mode
  • Grayscale
  • Inverted colors
  • live subtitles
  • microphone access
  • Silence
  • Night light
  • Share screen
  • screen record
  • Storage
  • Remote control
  • Vibrate

ANDROID | free apps

  • NT Calculator Pro ($2.49) (valid until Thursday 26): Multi-function calculator app with standard, scientific, radix, time, loan, date, unit converter and more modes.
  • Stark Stretch ($1.99) – Watch and learn over 80 stretching exercises for different muscle groups.
  • Electron Config Engine ($2.49) : niche application for solving “electron configuration, based on oxidation state”, don’t even ask me what that means.
  • FitOlympia Pro ($29.00) (valid until Wednesday 25): not only learn exercises, but also consult information on health, vitamins and even motivational quotes in one place.

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