
Gabriel Lawes
I've never really seen this sort of thing (I'm too young to remember) but it works great, just being able to look at your screen for a few seconds without having to properly turn it on and everything to check a single notification is amazing. The way I set it up, important notifications are red, I check those, unimportant are blue, I usually dismiss those. Anyway, no matter how you use it, it's a great feature
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John Gass
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I was disappointed to discover there is no notification LED on my new Oppo Find X2 Pro, so I wanted to find a way to overcome that. I tried several apps, but quickly settled on NotifyBuddy. Although there is a free version, I soon decided I wanted to pay the small price to unlock all its features. This means that notifications appear on my lock screen in the form of app icons - you can select the size, colour and which ones you want to show from a list of all your installed apps. I've set mine to blink on and off at one second intervals and for NotifyBuddy to not show any notifications when the phone is in Do Not Disturb mode. A double-tap brings up the lock-screen fingerprint sensor, so it's easy to open the phone without even picking it up. This is my preferred set-up, but the program is very flexible. It does consume some battery power because I've set it to run in the background (which seems pretty essential to me) but the extra drain is very small.
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A Google user
Got this to replace an edge lighting notification app. It's awesome! Doesn't use much battery power and is really simple to set up and use. A big bonus after my previous experience with notification lighting apps is that this one is really really stable, it doesn't shut down for no reason and updates don't mean that the user to go back and reset everything back to the way it was.
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