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  • Square Singer
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    151 year ago

    Sadly, their software QA sucks and thus the phone is buggy as hell.

    Whitch is really frustrating because otherwise it’s a pretty good (if oversized and overly expensive) phone.

    • KptnAutismus
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      181 year ago

      the OS is missing features, i’ll give you that. but it’s never as buggy as the 300€ phones people compare it to. trust me, i owned a Poco X3.

      • @[email protected]
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        61 year ago

        Missing features? It’s more or less stock Android with a different launcher. Which features are missing? 😯

        • @[email protected]
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          71 year ago

          I miss mostly small details. example: an option only have the fingerprint reader activate if the power button is pressed (when screen is off). why? cause the fingerprint sensor is the power button, and it’s the place I happen to hold the phone at when putting it IN my pocket, often unlocking it. it also keeps vibrating with ‘negative detection’ haptic feedback when just handling the phone, and any part of the hand touches the sensor.

          there are quite a few options like this missing that area common on other phones.

    • @[email protected]
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      81 year ago

      Indeed. I own the 3 and it’s ups and downs. In the end it is still good enough plus the aspect of more fairness in the whole process.

    • DacoTaco
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      11 year ago

      Own a fp4, dont have any issues. But i am running lineageOS on it :')