Leaderboard

That's an interesting theory. There was a previous theory discussed that the phone isn't able to handle lower frequency bands very well, but it could be that lower frequency bands somehow kick off more band switching. Be nice if there was software that could show you what bands are available to your phone at the moment and allow you to select one (regardless of signal strength) and lock it in as the one for your phone to use. I think that would create better control for testing. I know that my phone, which works, stays locked onto the same high frequency band even though others are availabl

Glad to hear that it works for you. But I would just love if we at the least could get to the point where we knew WHY it worked / didn't work! For all we know it might be one or more bad batches OR it could be special environments that it can not handle correctly. If we at the least knew the reason we could guide people better than a "sad to hear, hope a firmware fix will help". That is the meagre reply we can 'offer' now. My personal HUNCH (and it is just a hunch) is that it is some particular circumstances where it attempts to switch band and fails. And these circumstances m

I would like to offer my QWERTZ F(x)tec PRO1 with two spare displays, genuine box, unused screen foil and genuine pouch (upgraded). You can find it on e-bay: https://www.ebay.de/itm/115834591794 *** SOLD ***

Sold!!

Selling the original F(x)tec pro1. I just replaced the screen, but the new screen has a black screen blotch in the top right corner (thanks aliexpress). The touch screen works without issues other than visually on that one black part. Lightly used with a little bit of exterior wear. Everything on the phone seems to be working fine. Due to the pain in the ass that is the screen of this device I am selling for the low price of $500 CAD. Here it is on ebay: EDIT: sold It's actually really easy to replace the screen with a new one if you get one. Just didn't have any luck getting one wit