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First, let's take a look at the overall performance of the Xiaomi Mi 12 series of mobile phones. It has a good performance in hardware configuration, but there seem to be some problems in system optimization, especially in the integration with Surge HyperOS. The design of the notification bar and the smooth experience have also become the focus of users.

Digging deeper, why is the "Advanced Material" feature missing? This may involve the difficulty of technical research and development, cost considerations, and adjustments to market strategies. From a technical perspective, realizing this feature may require overcoming many technical difficulties to ensure its stability and compatibility.

From a cost perspective, adding this feature to the Xiaomi Mi 12 series may significantly increase costs, affecting product pricing and market competitiveness. In terms of market strategy, Xiaomi may believe that leaving this feature for subsequent higher-end models can better stimulate consumption and maintain product differentiation.

In addition, we cannot ignore the psychological factors of consumers. For users who are looking forward to this feature, they will undoubtedly be disappointed, which may affect their loyalty to the Xiaomi brand. For other users, they may pay more attention to other features of the phone, such as camera quality and battery life.

On the whole, the fact that the Xiaomi Mi 12 series phones do not have the "advanced material" feature of Surge HyperOS is not due to a single factor, but the result of the interaction of multiple factors. This also reminds us that in the development of technological products, we need to fully consider multiple factors such as technology, cost, market and consumers in order to launch products that better meet market demand.