[Q] Auto Brightness not fixer yet?

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fgenari

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My nexus 5 continue having problems with spike auto brightness, the only way fixer is xposed module?



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3DSammy

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My nexus 5 continue having problems with spike auto brightness, the only way fixer is xposed module?



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You could use the settings in Gravity Box module (Xposed framework), also the Franco kernel or a very popular app called Lux (see playstore). If your rooted enhance Lux's capabilities by using the Nexus 5 specific Lux add on. I personally use Lux pro even though I also use Gravity Box and the Franco kernel for other purposes.

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mistahseller

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I am with you, nothing raises my bloodpressure with my nexus more than the autobrightness going super dark. I have powertoggles installed but its just like COME ON!
 

nubreed000

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I am with you, nothing raises my bloodpressure with my nexus more than the autobrightness going super dark. I have powertoggles installed but its just like COME ON!

Yea that's absolutely ridiculous. I'm really disappointed with Google on that one. I've had the phone for a few days now and it's the one thing that makes me wish I still had my Galaxy S3. It's like the autobrightness setting is drunk and has no clue WTF it's doing. Sometimes it's way too bright, other times it's too dark, or it'll just randomly scroll through different brightness settings.

Also, just so I understand the fixes correctly: I can either 1) used Xposed (w/e that is), 2) install Franco Kernel, 3) install Lux.

Would a custom ROM such as Carbon or SlimKAT fix this too? Or are those my only 3 real options?
 

kevev

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Does anyone have suggested Gravity Box setting? I am lost trying to configure it. Thank You in advance.

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badboy47

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I been using Lux for the past couple months. Its a paid app but works great with Nexus 5.
 

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    I am with you, nothing raises my bloodpressure with my nexus more than the autobrightness going super dark. I have powertoggles installed but its just like COME ON!

    Save yourself the stress and battery life and turn it off.
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    My nexus 5 continue having problems with spike auto brightness, the only way fixer is xposed module?



    Enviado de meu Nexus 7 usando Tapatalk

    You could use the settings in Gravity Box module (Xposed framework), also the Franco kernel or a very popular app called Lux (see playstore). If your rooted enhance Lux's capabilities by using the Nexus 5 specific Lux add on. I personally use Lux pro even though I also use Gravity Box and the Franco kernel for other purposes.

    Sent from my Nexus 10 using XDA Premium HD app
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    My nexus 5 continue having problems with spike auto brightness, the only way fixer is xposed module?



    Enviado de meu Nexus 7 usando Tapatalk


    Never fixed. I use Tasker to control the brightness (auto disabled), depending on location.