: OxygenOS is widely regarded as faster and smoother than MIUI. It uses a minimalist, "paper-ish" flat design that avoids the resource-heavy gloss of MIUI, resulting in fewer lags and stutters. Memory Management

OxygenOS is closer to stock Android (AOSP), meaning it typically consumes fewer system resources like RAM and CPU, leading to smoother multitasking. User Interface:

If you are tired of ads, buggy system apps, and a cluttered interface, switching to a Custom ROM that mimics Oxygen OS provides a significantly faster and cleaner user experience. The device feels snappier, battery life is often more predictable (without aggressive background killing), and the interface is modern.

While the UI experience might be "better," flashing a ported ROM onto a MediaTek device comes with significant caveats that every user must consider. 1. The MediaTek "Brick" Risk

If you're ready to make the switch, I can help you with the next steps. To give you the best advice, let me know: Do you have experience unlocking bootloaders and using custom recoveries (like TWRP or OrangeFox)? banking apps (like Google Pay) a "must-have" for you on this device? OxygenOS 11 or 12

OxygenOS utilizes optimized CPU governors that better distribute intensive workloads across the Cortex-A76 cores.