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Hmm.. for that health, I think what you get is adequate as mine is at 79%.

This is your subforum: https://xiaomi.eu/community/forums/xiaomi-redmi-note-9s-pro-max-proeu.205/ Here are Mi, without red- prefix, 9 family of devices.

I cannot find any data for Mi 9 Lite, but my Mi 9 has 180-240Hz from self testing using this method. 100Hz sounds a bit low to me, even if Mi 9 Lite is not quite the same device as Mi 9.

Need a LOT more information to analyze. I can get the same 4.5+ hours SoT on EU. Show at least the built-in battery stats, but AccuBattery can give better information. At least show who eats the battery and what's your battery health.

I would still classify that as a hardware issue. If you don't change ROM but you change screen instead then it happens, pretty easy guess, huh? The touch sampling rate might not be right or needs calibration. I have no idea how to fix, though.

12.0.4.0 was reuploaded just around 2 hours ago, maybe there's something missing in the previous 12.0.4.0. Give it a try.

You're lucky. I bought my Mi 9 just a month before the Pro one was announced. Bad timing, but I don't regret it.

The reasoning sounds like an agreement with my statement.

QUICK CHARGE KILLs YOUR BATTERY FASTER There, fixed. Your battery will die anyway, just a matter of when. Having it quickly charged still has a benefit.

You might just have wrong autostart settings. It now has 2 toggles, which by default checks only one.

Wakelock Detector used to be working to detect "never sleep" case like this, but it's been outdated for so long and not working in current Android version. Turning off all of those features might actually trigger this problem actually, not all apps adhere to the rule. Some may keep trying to...

Show the battery usage tab, discharging speed tells nothing without how long you use each app. Say, Google Photos look like the most battery eater for consuming 22.9%/h, but do you even use it for 1 hour? Otherwise, there's really no way to tell if it's normal some apps are connected to each...

Looks like an upgrade to me :)

Not in my phone, I don't use super wallpaper, though. I'd rather have a working fingerprint sensor than battery draining wallpaper. No idea if both are mutually exclusive or what. Or something else inside your screen's fingerprint area that keeps it scanning all the time.

yes

I believe so, AFAIK it doesn't separate application and hardware like in the past anymore. Sure, rounding errors do happen. An accumulative result of 0.1% difference may end up in, I don't know, 1%? 2%? 5%? As long as it's not far from 90-ish consider it accurate. That's pretty bad, I don't...

It's everything that doesn't fit into the list, practically limiting the list entries from being too long. Here's my battery usage (EU 12.0.2): basically it's a matter how often I use the phone (or how fast it reaches the maximum SoT). On July 17, it lasts for 32+ hours with 5+ hours SoT, but...

On a second reboot after calibration (full discharge then full charge without break with phone turned off, unplug then turn on) it's the same as MIUI 11. I can still get 4-5 hours SoT over 20-24 hours per charge.

The native sensor aspect ratio is 4:3, to get 16:9 it has to crop from that 4:3. The default camera app (or any other camera app) also does the same. It's a hardware thing, no software trickery can "fix" it (as it's not broken anyway).

Upgrading ROM won't solve hardware problems. Try getting a better cable first, you already show that using another cable it improves a bit, though I don't know what cable Nintendo Switch is using, ensure you have something similar with the original cable. Some cables are marketed with QC 3.0...