There are five simple ways to take a screenshot on the UMIDIGI S5 Pro phone and a few more best tips tricks and cool hidden features to quickly get a screenshot:
Google Assistant
Use buttons
Use Capture+ icon at notification bar
Gesture
Use GooglePlay apps
We understand than you're clever. This is why there will be no instructions such as select the screen you want to save or turn on your device. No crap. Just the essential information how to make a screenshot on the UMIDIGI S5 Pro phone.
Use buttons
Probably the easiest way to take a screenshot is to use the buttons. Simultaneously hold down the Volume Down and Power buttons and keep them pressed until you save a screenshot. You can also use this method to make a scroll screenshot.
If the main way to take a screenshot not work and you can't find image we'll try other options.
Use apps
You can use special screenshot apps which are a lot in Google Play: Screenshot Pro, Private Screenshots, Screenshot touch, Screen Master, Screenshot Easy and more... They all have instructions on how to use them to take a screenshot and save the picture.
Google Assistant
The slothful way is to use Google Assistant. Just say OK Google and then Take a screenshot. The gadget will do all the work for you.
Where are my screenshots? If you can't find the screenshots you took, don't lose heart. The phone can save screenshots to different folders. Again, it all depends on custom shells. A pure Android throws pictures into the gallery (DCIM). Other shells can save screenshots to a separate folder for your comfort.
How can I share my screenshots? Depending on the Android version and the built-in shell, sending screenshots may differ. In lastest versions of Android (9 or 10), the quick actions menu will appear after you take a screenshot immediately. There you need to select the appropriate icon for sharing. Or just open the gallery app on your phone.
This is suitable for phones of all operators.
Sprint
AT&T
T-Mobile
TracFone
Cricket Wireless
Verizon Wireless
Metro
Simple Mobile
Virgin mobile
Your phone has a screen resolution 1080 x 2340 points. And so the screenshot will be the same size. And the file size will be 0.3 megabytes, so calculate how much space you need in your phone's memory or on your SD card.
The video or images in this post may not exactly match your phone model. However, they have common details that will help you get the required result.
