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That was actually a great idea, now I got the movement! Thanks:) Thank you all, it was all very helpful! And now finally I am glad to have a working keyboard:) So I will proceed to the rest in the following days:)

Does "yup" mean you also have the same effect? :) Thanks for instructions, I will try to "free my mind" in the sofa later on today :)

Yup, You need to change direction, first a little down, then a little horizontal, and then raising up. Idea: Sit down in a sofa or on a bed (so dropping is not an issue). Hold it in one hand and try to follow the movement with the thumb, while the other hand lifts the display up by the back edge. Then your thumb can 'feel' the movement, repeat several times, and try with both hands. BTW, unlike traditional sliders you do not need both hands, nor do you have to push symmetrically with both hands, if you want to use two. So one can push, and one can lift the back in the other end. It

Sorry if I'm not clear, but my point is that if you need to push hard, you are pushing in the wrong direction. When you get to the point you say it locks, your finger shall follow the screen edge in its upwards motion. if you push purely horizontal you will actual hold down the edge (due to its slanted shape), preventing it from doing the arch it needs. I made a principal sketch of the design here: I should have made the top with slanted edges - but was too lazy... The trick is to help it along its curve, without holding the edge down. The initial downwards push, is to

The trouble with all of this is the differences in technique and the words we have to describe them. "Pushing Down" as I would interpret that instruction has never worked for me unless I am already slightly lifting the back, and pushing straight across (horizontal) has never worked for me unless I have slipped my fingernail under the front. In your illustration, you even show lifting, not just pushing horizontally. I learned to lift the back and push. It is simple, even allows you to control the clack depending on how much you use the fingers in back to guide it, and can be done one ha

This certainly isn't an easy phone to open one handed. I can do it, but usually don't for safety reasons (not wanting to accidentally drop phone 😄 ). The easiest method for opening the Pro1x (with two or one hand) in my opinion is to slightly lift the back the push the front with your thumb, letting the screen climb your fingers at the back. Nothing in your video looks like a problem. I don't think you have a defective Pro1x. But until you get used to it, it seems hard to do. I struggled for a week when I got my Pro1 back in 2019. Lol. Now it is so easy, I don't even think about it.

Yes, if I insist on pushing continuously in one direction, it feels like it 'locks'.

The problem is the direction of the push, you need to push down a little bit, and then follow the screen edge up in a curve. I tried to describe it exaggerated here (the whole thing is just a few mm):

This is wrong, please see the early entries in this thread. Though it technically can be opened by a horizontal push, but PLEASE do not! This is NOT an ordinary slider, so requires a little different push. Or you can simply lift the back edge. The movement IS indeed odd at first. I usually compare it to riding a bike. Super hard to explain it in words, but once the body gets it, you can not understand how it could be hard in the beginning.

Hi please help me find out if the Pro1x (which I bought as used one) is OK or is damaged: It looks very fresh and new, but the way it opens bothers me - because if I apply more force a little bit from downwards, then the hinge totally locks afte around 2 milimeters and will not go further - it will not open. The only way is to push 100% horizontally - the same plane as the screen. Then it opens OK. But if I push also a bit downward, then it locks. So I find it very hard to open by one hand, because I cannot push at all downward with my thumb. So the question is: Do all units of this

Iack of replies from support. This thread started from August 2022. A debug build / log collecting build had given and some consumer had submitted the log. There is no update since then. There is no OTA on android security patch too. Looks like the stock android is dead to me.