How to Install Pixel Experience Plus on Redmi Note 9 Pro based on Android 10

In this tutorial, we will show you how to install the Pixel Experience Plus ROM on Redmi Note 9 Pro, based on Android 10. The device already has some pretty impressive specs sheets. The 6.67-inch display has a 1080 x 2400 pixel resolution. The octa-core Qualcomm SM7125 Snapdragon 720G chipset has an Adreno 618 GPU. The 64GB 6GB RAM, 128GB 6GB RAM combination should be enough to meet your daily needs. Talking about the camera, you get a quad rear camera setup of 64+8+5+2 whereas it has a 16MP front-facing camera. All this is supported by a mammoth 5020mAH battery which could be charged via a 30W fast charging.

While the device is pretty impressive in its own right, there’s just one complaint from a section of the user. They aren’t just a fan of the MIUI, the customized Android OS skin offered by Xiaomi. While some of you might go for a theme or custom launcher, yet the underlying OS will still be of Xiaomi’s offering (aka MIUI). So what could be done in this regard? Well, it turns out there is a pretty nifty workaround, in the form of a custom ROM. You could now install the Pixel Experience Plus ROM on Redmi Note 9 Pro and get a taste of Android 10. So let’s check out what all the latest Android version and the said custom ROM has to offer. After which we will list out detailed instructions to install this ROM on your Redmi device. Let’s begin.

Android 10: What’s New

Let’s check out some of the noteworthy features of the latest stable Android build.

Dark Mode

Among the most requested feature, Google finally paid heed to this request. You could now enable the dark mode throughout the system. Furthermore, there is also an override force dark mode. This allows you to enable dark mode throughout all the apps, even to those that natively doesn’t support it. head over to Setting > Developer Options and try it out today.

New permissions

Up until now, you could either Allow or Disallow any permission. But beginning with Android 10, that is about to change. Initially only limited to Location permissions, you could now also select the option to Allow only while using the app. As soon as you close or even minimize the app, the said permission will be revoked. Apart from location, plans are to increase it to media files and camera, but in the next Android version.

Live Captions

There’s also a possibility to add captions even to those videos that don’t officially support it. Finally, something to cheer about for the binge-watchers.

WiFi QR Code

You could now easily share WiFi passwords with your friends and family members. Just head over to the WiFi settings page and generate a QR Code with your WiFi password. You would no longer have to share passwords in plain text format.