正如其名称所暗示的那样，Android 快速设置(Quick Settings)可让您快速访问智能手机或平板电脑上的不同功能。您可以使用“快速设置”(Quick Settings)菜单中的开关来切换Android设备上的蓝牙(Bluetooth)、Wi-Fi或手电筒(Flashlight)等功能，而不是浪费时间浏览设置和菜单。而且有这么多可用的Android快速设置(Quick Settings)，这些天你很少需要打开设置(Settings)应用程序。本教程说明了如何通过添加、隐藏和重新排列可用的磁贴来充分利用快速设置(Quick Settings)菜单：
注意：(NOTE:)本指南适用于 Android 10，它是使用诺基亚 5.3(Nokia 5.3)和三星 Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G(Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G)创建的。如果您不知道自己的Android版本，请阅读如何在智能手机或平板电脑上查看 Android 版本(How to check the Android version on your smartphone or tablet)。尽管您可能会遇到一些小的差异，但取决于您的设备制造商，这些过程在大多数 Android 设备上是相似的。如果您使用的是三星(Samsung)智能手机，则步骤会大不相同，因此请不要错过本指南末尾的专门部分。
如何在智能手机或平板电脑上打开快速设置(Quick Settings)
要打开“快速设置”(Quick Settings)菜单，请从屏幕顶部向下滑动。
这将打开“快速设置”(Quick Settings)菜单的紧凑或扩展视图，具体取决于您的智能手机或平板电脑以及您正在滑动的屏幕。您甚至可以从锁定屏幕访问(Lock screen)快速设置(Quick Settings)，但是当涉及到其中一些时，您可能会被要求解锁您的设备。
紧凑的快速设置(Quick Settings)菜单有一排瓷砖。它包含的磁贴数量取决于设备，但大多数智能手机显示五个或六个。您应该在此处放置您最常使用的快速设置(Quick Settings)或您希望随时可用的快速设置，例如手电筒(Flashlight)。在紧凑视图中，再次向下滑动以访问展开的快速设置(Quick Settings)菜单。
您现在可以看到整个快速设置(Quick Settings)菜单。顶部的开关控制屏幕亮度，在我们的设备上，不能从菜单中移动或隐藏。活动的快速设置(Quick Settings)是彩色的，而非活动的设置是灰色的。点击任何图块可启用或禁用该功能。按住大多数快速设置(Quick Settings)，您可以在“设置”(Settings)应用程序中访问更多选项。
根据您的设备和您使用的快速设置(Quick Settings)的数量，菜单的扩展版本中可能有几页图块。
如上所示，我们扩展的快速设置(Quick Settings)菜单默认只有一页。但是，如果我们向其中添加更多项目，则会出现另一个屏幕，如菜单底部的两个点所示 - 如下图所示。您可以向左或向右滑动以浏览 Android快速设置(Quick Settings)菜单的不同页面。
如何自定义Android 快速设置(Android Quick Settings)菜单
您可以编辑 Android 快速设置(Settings)菜单以仅按您想要的顺序包含您需要的图块。根据您的设备，“编辑(Edit)”按钮可以在紧凑视图中使用，或者您可能必须访问展开的“快速设置”(Quick Settings)视图。无论哪种方式，寻找显示在“快速设置”(Quick Settings)菜单边缘之一的铅笔图标，然后点击它。
在编辑(Edit)屏幕上，您可以看到Android上所有可用的快速设置(Quick Settings)。顶部的部分显示“快速设置”(Quick Settings)菜单中当前存在的图块，而其他部分显示其余可用功能。向下滚动(Scroll)以查看您可以添加到菜单中的所有快速设置。(Quick Settings)
默认值因您的设备而异，并且某些应用程序会添加自己的图块供您使用。但是，您的Android(Android)智能手机或平板电脑上应该存在以下快速设置：(Quick Settings)
- Wi-Fi - 打开或关闭 Wi-Fi。它还在“快速设置”(Quick Settings)菜单的磁贴下显示您正在使用的网络的名称。
- 蓝牙(Bluetooth)- 打开和关闭蓝牙(Bluetooth)。有关执行此操作的更多方法，请阅读我们关于该主题的教程。(our tutorial)
- 请勿打扰(Do not disturb)- 可让您打开或关闭此模式，从而控制您在Android设备上收到的电话和通知。
- 手电筒(Flashlight)- 打开或关闭智能手机上的闪光灯模块，帮助您在黑暗中找到自己的路。有关执行此操作的更多方法，请阅读如何在 Android 智能手机上打开手电筒(How to turn on the flashlight on your Android smartphone)。
- 自动旋转(Auto-rotate)- 控制您的设备在旋转时是否进入横向模式。有关此功能的详细信息及更多信息，请查看我们的 6 个简单步骤的 Android 主屏幕自定义(Android Home screen customization in 6 easy steps)指南。
- 移动数据(Mobile data)- 允许您打开或关闭移动数据，如果您使用有限的数据计划，这会派上用场。为避免额外费用，您可能还想了解如何检查数据使用情况并在 Android 上进行限制(How to check the data usage and limit it on Android)。
- 飞行模式(Airplane mode)- 打开此模式会同时禁用设备的 Wi-Fi、蜂窝数据和蓝牙(Bluetooth)，从而节省电池电量。
- 夜灯(Night Light)- 通过减少设备发出的蓝光的有害影响来保护您的眼睛。如果这听起来不错，您还可以查看 6 个6+ best Night Light apps for Android。
- 位置(Location)- 打开或关闭设备上的GPS。如果您想将您的位置发送(send your location)给某人或在您忘记智能手机或平板电脑时需要使用“查找我的设备(Find My Device)”，则必须启用此功能。
- 热点(Hotspot)- 打开或关闭它以与其他设备共享智能手机的移动数据计划。要了解有关此功能的更多信息，请阅读如何将您的 Android 智能手机变成移动 Wi-Fi 热点(How to turn your Android smartphone into a mobile Wi-Fi hotspot)。
- 流量节省(Data Saver)- 打开Android 流量节省(Android Data Saver)，帮助您控制后台应用程序的移动数据消耗。
在其展开视图中，Android快速设置(Quick Settings)菜单显示了编辑(Edit)菜单顶部的所有磁贴，而其他部分中的磁贴隐藏在视图中。要将隐藏的快速设置(Quick Settings)之一添加到菜单中，请点击并按住它，然后将其拖放到顶部部分中的所需位置。
删除快速设置(Quick Settings)同样简单：将图块从顶部拖放到“拖动此处以删除”("Drag here to remove")部分。您还可以拖放以将图块移动到所需位置。排列图块时，请记住紧凑的“快速设置”(Quick Settings)菜单仅显示前五个或六个图块，因此请确保将您经常使用的图块放在顶部。整理完所有内容后，请按屏幕左上角的返回按钮。(Back)
下次您在Android设备上访问“快速设置”(Quick Settings)时，它们会按照您设置的顺序显示。
如何在三星(Samsung)设备上自定义Android 快速设置(Android Quick Settings)菜单
如果三星(Samsung)是您设备的制造商，您必须按照不同的步骤来自定义“快速设置”(Quick Settings)菜单。转到快速设置(Quick Settings)，然后点击右上角的更多选项(More options)按钮。它的图标看起来像三个垂直的点。
这将打开一个下拉菜单。点击按钮顺序(Button order)。
要将按钮添加到“快速设置”(Quick Settings)菜单，请点击并按住它，然后将其拖到底部。
您还可以按住并拖动以更改三星(Samsung)设备上现有按钮的顺序。
提示：点击磁贴名称可从(TIP:)三星(Samsung)智能手机或平板电脑的“快速设置”(Quick Settings)菜单访问该功能的设置。
如何重置Android 快速设置(Android Quick Settings)菜单
要重置快速设置(Quick Settings)菜单，首先访问编辑(Edit)屏幕并点击右上角的更多。(More)它的图标看起来像三个垂直的点。
这将打开一个只有一个选项的菜单。点击重置(Reset)。
在某些智能手机上，您可能会得到一个重置(Reset)按钮。点击它，如果需要，确认您的选择，所有快速设置(Quick Settings)都将重置为您的Android设备上设置的默认设置。
您最常使用哪个 Android 快速设置(Which Android Quick Settings)？
我们总是在我们的Android智能手机和平板电脑上自定义(Android)快速设置(Quick Settings)，以便快速访问我们经常打开和关闭的功能，例如蓝牙(Bluetooth)**、** Wi-Fi、移动数据(Mobile data)或热点(Hotspot)。在结束本教程之前，请在评论中告诉我们您最常使用哪些快速设置。(Quick Settings)我们很想知道。
How to customize the Android Quick Settings menu
As implied by theіr name, the Android Quick Settings provide fast access to different features on your smartphone or tablet. Instead of wasting time digging through settings and menus, you can use the switches in the Quick Settings menu to toggle features like Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or the Flashlight on your Android device. And there are so many Android Quick Settings available that you rarely have to open the Settings app these days. This tutorial illustrates how to make the most of your Quick Settings menu by adding, hiding, and rearranging the available tiles:
NOTE: This guide applies to Android 10, and it was created using Nokia 5.3 and Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G. If you do not know your Android version, read How to check the Android version on your smartphone or tablet. The procedures are similar on most Android-powered devices, although you might come across some small differences, depending on your device's manufacturer. If you're using a Samsung smartphone, the steps are quite different, so don't miss the dedicated section towards the end of this guide.
How to open Quick Settings on your smartphone or tablet
To open the Quick Settings menu, swipe down from the top of your screen.
This opens either the compact or the expanded view of the Quick Settings menu, depending on your smartphone or tablet and on the screen you are swiping from. You can even access the Quick Settings from the Lock screen, but you might be asked to unlock your device when it comes to some of them.
The compact Quick Settings menu has one row of tiles. The number of tiles included on it depends on the device, but most smartphones display five or six. This is where you should place the Quick Settings you use the most or those you want to have readily available, like the Flashlight. In the compact view, swipe down again to access the expanded Quick Settings menu.
You can now see the entire Quick Settings menu. The switch on top controls the screen brightness and, on our device, can't be moved or hidden from the menu. Active Quick Settings are colored, while inactive ones are greyed out. Tapping on any tile enables or disables that feature. Tapping-and-holding on most Quick Settings lets you access more options for them inside the Settings app.
Depending on your device and the number of Quick Settings you're using, there can be several pages of tiles in the expanded version of the menu.
As seen above, our expanded Quick Settings menu only has one page by default. However, if we add more items to it, another screen becomes available, as indicated by the two dots at the bottom of the menu - shown in the image below. You can swipe left or right to navigate the different pages of your Android Quick Settings menu.
How to customize the Android Quick Settings menu
You can edit the Android Quick Settings menu to only include the tiles you need in the order you want. Depending on your device, the Edit button can be available in the compact view, or you might have to access the expanded Quick Settings view. Either way, look for a pencil icon shown on one of the edges of the Quick Settings menu and then tap on it.
On the Edit screen, you can see all the Quick Settings available on your Android. The section on top displays the tiles currently present in the Quick Settings menu, while the other(s) display the rest of the available features. Scroll down to see all the Quick Settings you can add to the menu.
The defaults are different depending on your device, and some apps add their own tiles for you to use. However, the following Quick Settings should be present on your Android smartphone or tablet:
- Wi-Fi - turns Wi-Fi on or off. It also displays the name of the network you're using under its tile in the Quick Settings menu.
- Bluetooth - turns Bluetooth on and off. For more ways to do this, read our tutorial on the subject.
- Do not disturb - lets you turn this mode on or off, allowing you to control the calls and notifications you receive on your Android device.
- Flashlight - turns the flash module on your smartphone on or off, helping you find your way in the dark. For more ways to do this, read How to turn on the flashlight on your Android smartphone.
- Auto-rotate - controls whether or not your device enters landscape mode when you rotate it. For details about this feature and more, check out our guide about Android Home screen customization in 6 easy steps.
- Mobile data - lets you turn mobile data on or off, which comes in handy if you're using a limited data plan. To avoid additional charges, you might also want to learn How to check the data usage and limit it on Android.
- Airplane mode - turning this mode on disables your device's Wi-Fi, cellular data, and Bluetooth at the same time, preserving your battery.
- Night Light - protects your eyes by reducing the harmful effects of the blue light emitted by your device. If this sounds like a good idea, you can also check out 6+ best Night Light apps for Android.
- Location - turns on or off the GPS on your device. This feature must be on if you want to send your location to someone or need to use Find My Device when you lose track of your smartphone or tablet.
- Hotspot - turn it on or off to share your smartphone's mobile data plan with other devices. To learn more about this feature, read How to turn your Android smartphone into a mobile Wi-Fi hotspot.
- Data Saver - turns on the Android Data Saver, helping you control the mobile data consumption of apps in the background.
In its expanded view, the Android Quick Settings menu shows all the tiles found in the top section of the Edit menu, while the ones in the other section(s) are hidden from view. To add one of the hidden Quick Settings to the menu, tap and hold on it, and then drag and drop it to the desired position in the section at the top.
Removing Quick Settings is just as easy: drag and drop the tiles from the top to the "Drag here to remove" section. You can also drag and drop to move a tile to the desired position. When arranging your tiles, keep in mind that the compact Quick Settings menu only shows the first five or six tiles, so make sure to place the ones you use often on top. As soon as you are done organizing everything, press the Back button on the top-left corner of the screen.
The next time you access the Quick Settings on your Android device, they are displayed in the order you have set.
How to customize the Android Quick Settings menu on Samsung devices
If Samsung is your device's manufacturer, you have to follow different steps to customize the Quick Settings menu. Go to Quick Settings and tap on the More options button from the upper-right corner. Its icon looks like three vertical dots.
This opens a dropdown menu. Tap on Button order.
To add a button to the Quick Settings menu, tap and hold on it, and then drag it to the bottom.
You can also hold and drag to change the order of the existing buttons on your Samsung device.
TIP: Tap on the name of a tile to access the feature's settings from the Quick Settings menu on your Samsung smartphone or tablet.
How to reset the Android Quick Settings menu
To reset the Quick Settings menu, first access the Edit screen and tap on More from the upper-right corner. Its icon looks like three vertical dots.
This opens a menu with just one option. Tap on Reset.
On some smartphones, you might get a Reset button instead. Tap on it, confirm your choice if required, and all the Quick Settings are reset to the defaults set on your Android device.
Which Android Quick Settings do you use the most?
We always customize the Quick Settings on our Android smartphones and tablets to get fast access to features that we turn on and off frequently, like Bluetooth**,** Wi-Fi, Mobile data, or Hotspot. Before closing this tutorial, tell us in a comment which Quick Settings you use the most. We are curious to know.
