Xiaomi YU7 Center Screen Quick Gestures Explained
Q: What quick gestures are supported by Xiaomi YU7’s center screen?
A: Xiaomi YU7’s center screen provides 5 major types of quick gestures, allowing users to perform quick operations with these gestures:
Three-finger swipe down = “Return to desktop”: During driving, if you want to quickly return to the desktop from a full-screen app to continue viewing navigation, simply swipe down with three fingers on the center screen.
Three-finger swipe left/right = “Switch between desktop pages”: While driving, if you have multiple app cards on the driving desktop and want to view cards beyond the first few, swipe left or right with three fingers to conveniently switch desktop pages, putting the desired app card within optimal view. When arriving at your destination and parking to rest, swipe right with three fingers on the driving desktop to switch to the parking desktop for convenient vehicle control. When preparing to depart, swipe left with three fingers on the parking desktop to quickly return to the driving desktop, displaying key information like navigation and driving assistance.
Swipe inward from the left or right edge of the screen or desktop cards = “Go back to previous level”: For example, if you are setting a navigation route and enter a detail page for a waypoint but realize it’s not the desired one, swipe inward from the edge to quickly return to the previous navigation setup page, saving operation time.
Swipe down from the top edge when the status bar is not hidden = “Open control center”: This allows quick adjustments such as seat heating or opening the glovebox. If the status bar is hidden (e.g., during full-screen video playback), this gesture reveals the status bar to view relevant information without exiting the video.
Swipe up from the bottom edge during full-screen video playback = “Bring up the bottom toolbar”: This calls up the toolbar at the bottom of the center screen, enabling actions like switching video apps, returning to the main interface, or using other common functions.