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According to the buildkite logs, the scheduled build simply crashed and wasn't re-scheduled. This weeks 20230327 update has finished though. Already have it running on my Pro1. OTA went through without issues.

Yeah, this was really weird... I accidentally did this early on but I didn't believe it was what fixed things. But when @jakfishwas telling me about his problems in discord, I  just, on a whim, made the suggestion to see what would happen.  I keep thinking it has to be a mistaking correlation for causation error, but the question is, what is the real variable.

The latest build of LineageOS 16.0 (for SD835-Pro1 only) is available at https://findus.zwergenschaenke.net/~puma/linux.html#lineagepro1. Go for the ROM dated 201230326. It includes backported ASB fixes up to 5 March 2023. As for the last months, there is no upstream code review any more. I can confirm that there are no problems on my own Pro1. Beyond the ASB, there are no changes since last month. My full list of increments with respect to the upstream LOS 16.0 tree can be downloaded for reference. Have fun.

@Hook  has walked me through a weird workaround, so far effective in Maryland, USA/TMobile. As follows: Caller couldn't hear me. Put caller on speaker. Caller could hear me. Took caller off speaker. Caller could hear me. Called caller back, not on speaker. Caller could hear me. Hook also advised, in Preferred Network settings, to use: LTE/TDSCDMA/CDMA/EvDo/GSM/WCDMA This success is all LTE; wifi calling has been disabled. Data, anecdotally, seems fine. Haven't tried gps. But I'm going to try Pro1x as daily driver for next few days to see what I can see.

I agree. I am in the lucky position to own an original Pro1 that is unaffected by all these issues. It shows that F(x)tec can make functional phones, just to emphasize that here once more.  One thing @Michael074 could do is join their beta testing programme and provide debug-info to them. I haven't done so yet because my Pro1-X is already on LineageOS. Also, I admittedly have too much other fish to fry right now and cannot routinely carry a second smartphone along just to study its field-behaviour. That being said, admittedly, even with all necessary debugging info provided, I no longer count on them fixing the Pro1-X's radio problems.  Mainly because I do not believe they have the financial means to do so.