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...These flip cases for e.g. a P20 Pro are a tight fit. Have a look at the current one closed, and if I release the magnet. So without the magnet you are likely to end up with the second. And note that the card-holder on this one has been removed.

I guess so. The inner shell should protect it at the missing cover corner near the camera. One concern though. We are squeezing in a thicker phone, and I see no closing mechanism, so it might not close properly. Cutting away the creditcard pocket might fix that. But it depends on how much slack they have added.

He he, actually it is a fine balance. Too cold is ALSO bad. The best is around room temperature as I understand it.

I have seen the Pro1 pulling 5V 3A from another charger yes, so The charger not the the Pro1 is the limit here. The green plugs of the above charger does not seem to deliver more than 5V 1A to a Samsung S8-, so I would guess it is just labelled at more than it actually offers. But who knows maybe it DOES supply 2.1A on some phones - I'm only glad that it does NOT. *G*

"Huawei P20 Pro" yes, note that a lot of those got names very similar if you are searching.

My current best (of which i have bought five...) is this I'm still awaiting others in the mail. Among those real leather.

Uh that sounds bad. I think that is what was reported yesterday here

It has been discussed earlier and is build into android. It is depending on whether the keyboard s defined as Full or Alpha. See this Would be nice if we could choose either,

Tried to update,

Almost identical design to the P30 Pro, just slightly shorter, I added a compare link above 🙂

Yes, the length and thickness fits better. Samsung Note 7 also fits fine, but the camera hole in the back fits worse. But if used up side down, it would not matter much ADD sizes compared, see e.g. here (merged your thread in)

Yes, This charger goes up to 12V and allegedly with up to 1.5A on the QC plug. Haven't checked how high it goes with a Pro1 I know the Pro1 can go above 13W delivered to the battery, so with added substantial heating likely not less than18W supplied from the charger. I know the charger that comes with it goes this high, but I can not remember If I tried with this exact charger (looking around on my messy table I can see at the least ten chargers... yes some ordering is needed)

I miss that too.

Yup, I checked it metered with a cable that gladly do 20W (and seen over 3A at 5V from a QC plug)

Indeed, companies in general do not want their devices to be repairable.... The harder to repair, the bigger chance that you waste money on a new one marginally better than the one you got. A planned obsolescence business model aPple has proven works extremely well if people are gullible enough - so that pest has been spreading. Nice to see that there still are companies like F(x)tec that believes in not cheating the customers!! Making the Pro1assembled with screw, and very little glueing. I can not wait to see Ifixit get their hand on a Pro1. I think they are going to have a field d

I have been looking for a fast charger with a mechanical switch for a long time, without any luck. BUT there are chargers like this that have multiple outlets, where only one do Quick Charge 3.0! The one linked do 5W in two and 15W in the QC plug, so close to ideal, though slightly bulky (28mm), and would have preferred even less than 5W. 2½-3W would be nice. (despite it says 2.1A on the two green plugs luckily it only gives 1A to a Pro1 - that was a nice surprice)

Yes dual sim, so have the company call you on the private line... 🤣

Good job LG! Thumbs up. Though not that recent.

Well, but as they are combinations with a non-existing key, not much point as is, so they would need to be modified to something the keyboard can do. And I fear that globally fixed shortcuts could easily conflict with something some app expects to be free. Especially terminal emulators or the like. So at the least they should be something that could be turned off.

You can actually report back, so I assume they use that, and have a database on where the most common apps belong

Yup. Even though the Pro1 is assembled with screws and the battery should thus be fairly easy to replace, it is still not anything the normal user just do by themselves in a few seconds like the old removable batteries. I'm not even sure if there exist any phones with end-user-replacable battery that also do fast charging. But if so fast-charge away, as a battery is not that expensive by it self.

It does indeed charge fast when needed. But I will discourage the use of fast charging on a daily basis, as it heats the battery, and heat during charging shortens the lifespan of the battery significantly. So I advice to use the fast charge when in need, and a simple power source not above 5W (5V not above 1A) for daily usage. e.g. the USB port of a PC, or an old charger you got from an old phone. When charged while we are asleep, there are zero reasons to let it charge quickly. I usually compare fast charging with junk food, nice, convenient and it does not really harm if you eat it occ

Ah I see. I do not know anything on that. Hopefully someone else knows?

I think it is an LG feature. It is not in the stock android, so would require you to install an app doing more advanced screen-shots.

Ah, sorry THOSE shortcuts - did not even know they existed. Yeah a bit odd they are displayed. I think we better ask F(x)tec if they can hide the "Keyboard shortcuts helper", only causing confusion. Thanks. @Erik or @Waxberry would you grab that ball and pass it on please?