The Quick Settings page in the Android notification center is extremely handy. You get toggles to different choices and settings, in addition it’s customizable. But, if you own a large smartphone, accessing the notice shade and then swiping down again to bring Quick Settings can be quite a bother. Well, this is where I think the pull-up Control Center in iOS does the job a lot better. The capability to simply swipe up to bring the Control Center and utilize different toggles and choices on iOS is pretty handy. Sure, it’s not customizable but gets the job done. Well, the great news, there are some Android apps that bring an iOS-like Control Center to Android:

1.   Quick Control Panel

Among the different applications that mimic the Control Center on Android, the Quick Control is the most refined application. Like Control Center on iOS, the Quick Control Panel can be accessed from the bottom and it’s also accessible from the lock screen. You can customize the toggles and even jump to the respective settings page by press holding on the toggle. While it lacks the swipable pages from iOS 10, it brings music information. There are many other customization choices as well. You can change the launch settings of the Control Center, the look of the panel and significantly more. Overall, it’s the best and Material Design implementation of the Control Center on Android.

Install: (Free)

2. iNoty 10

Unlike Quick Control Panel, which gives its own touch to the Control Center we adore from iOS, the iNoty 10 almost mimics the iOS 10 Control Center. Before you get access to the iOS 10-like Control Center, you will initially need to enable “iNoty Phone”, which changes the status bar and notice center to an iOS-style. Then, you should enable “Control smart” to get the Control Center. The iNoty 10 Control Center features dual panes, just like Control Center in iOS 10, with the first pane featuring different toggles and alternate routes and the second pane featuring music controls. Furthermore, it even includes the “Night Shift” filter, which is a great addition and you can change or include toggles & shortcuts as well.

Overall, iNoty 10 is the most feature rich Control Center application for Android. But, not all is great. If you need just the Control Center, you are out of luck. You should utilize the iOS-like status bar and notification shade to utilize the Control Center. Now, this can be a great thing or bad, depending on what you need. Also, I did face a few problems when it comes to the app’s performance. Having said that, if you need an iOS-look for your Android smartphone and a feature rich offering, iNoty will serve you best.

Install: (Free)

3. Control Panel – Smart Toggle

The Control Panel app gives a pretty outdated looking Control Center for Android gadgets however it gets the job done. The Control Panel or the Control Center provides different toggles, brightness slider, music controls and different alternate routes. It even displays you info on the memory, battery, date and storage. The customization choices include the capability to change the touchable area, touch vibration, accessibility on lock screen and the background color of the panel. In addition, you can include or remove different toggles and alternate ways. The app is accessible in a free version but you can get the Pro version to see CPU information and remove app suggestions.

It just works without complicating things and if that’s what you want, you should give it a shot.

Install: (Free with in-app purchase of $2.99 for Pro)

Bonus:

Next Lock Screen

As you must have guessed, the Next Lock Screen app is well, a lock screen app however it includes a pull-up page, which makes up for a decent Control Center like panel. The “launchpad” aka the Control Center in the Next Lock Screen includes numerous app shortcuts, toggles and a brightness slider. In addition, the lock screen is pretty astounding, with wallpapers from Bing. It also provides you notifications, weather info, calendar details and music controls. Next Lock Screen might only offer a Control Center-like panel on the lock screen (obviously) yet it’s still a great app to get Control Center, considering it works extremely fine and looks pretty wonderful.

Install: (Free)

Get Control Center for Android with these apps

You might be looking to get an iOS-like Control Center for Android, just for the way it looks or you find it handy. Either ways, these apps should be good enough for you. There are several other apps that claim to bring the Control Center-like panel on Android but most of them feature intrusive ads and are annoying, to say the list. However, we have tested them out and the aforementioned ones are, with no doubt, the best there is, to get Control Center for Android.