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I've grabbed Pro1 in portrait-keyboard mode before to briefly deal with apps that don't play nice with landscape when the keyboard was already open. On a semi-related note i've used my laptop on it's side to watch dumb portrait video, read PDFs or simply when laying on my side before, the keyboard just acting as a support to stand it up in that mode. I'm sure other people grow odd habits like that too.

You do have to flash with fastboot to go back to stock from another OS.

I think this issue is very subjective, it does not really happen for me ever since i got a bit used to the phone. For others luckily there is software workarounds :).

A drawing application may help to show even small dead sopts.

Sailfish also is a whole lot more like a normal Linux, and that one is quite polished on Pro1.

I don't think it's related to the circuitry at all, I believe there's (compile time) settings for this. Pretty sure it filters out faraway based on phase offset between the two microphones and has a noise gate on that too. Some phones expose the unprocessed audio as an additional audio source if I am not wrong, but this isn't the case on the Pro1.

As long as the screen shows an image still (even if it's got lines n stuff) my guess would be yes. Do check whether the earpiece, selfie camera, notification light, proximity sensor and keyboard open/closed detection are still working.

The mic is very much tuned for picking up nearby voice and nothing else, I believe this can be fixed in software fairly easily but wouldn't know how off-hand. I've tried many apps to see if any of them are able to record the audio unprocessed but that doesn't seem to be the case.

One thing I did differently is I go over the matrix twice, because my anti-ghosting is somewhat naive in that it gets confused if the state of the matrix changes during the scan (so i re-scan to be sure that's not possible). It's probably possible to do this in one go when you do the anti-ghosting better and I believe the way you approached it should work from reading the code, however I haven't tested it. So I don't think it's relevant but since we are possibly looking for a difference between the drivers i figured it's worth mentioning.

Hmm I wonder why unlock is not allowed... Hopefully someone knows. I think the reason it does not allow to flash is probably because of locked bootloader in combination with the images being older than what is on the phone. There's also a factory restore tool from @tdm but i would be cautious about trying it until someone wiser than me comments, as I'm concerned the rollback protection could mean succeeding to write an older image would do more harm than good.

I believe unlock in this case means unlocking the bootloader, not the pattern lock. fastboot flashing unlock Would be the command to do that, but be aware this will irrevocably delete userdata (installed apps and anything like photos and documents stored on the internal storage).

Since nobody is replying yet I will, but I held off because I don't recall what the order statuses mean because it's been too long, all I remember is that they are confusing xD. I think in any case though the best thing to do would be e-mail support or contact them here since they can see whether your payment arrived or not and tell you exactly what's going on.

The US is a pretty foreign world to me, so hopefully someone more informed can comment 😅 . The prepaid style of billing I'm familiar with is where you just pay certain amount to get "credit" and then that gets eaten only if you call/text - usually expiring after 12 or 24 months of not using it. In some places it is different of course, in Malaysia for example it seems most carriers have the credit expire depending on how much was purchased. The prepaid plans are usually not advertised much lately, probably more profitable for the companies to take a fixed sum every month. I vaguely recal

Where do you live? For less regular use often prepaid plans make waay more sense than anything with monthly payments, and you can then redirect calls to that if not mistaken.

a guitar pick?

I personally hope it will be good, i could see it not being that bad. More important than being easy to open is if it will be steady when standing open, which i think they could pull off. Although it really does look like quite a difficult design to get right.

I don't have a direct view of percentages but I'll say that I've had no issues with mine. On the unofficial discord pro1 chat we +/- keep track of who has a Pro1 and who has a hardware issue (and there's plenty of chit chat). Currently 29 people shown online are marked as having the phone, 1 of which has broken screen due to a fall and another I know had an issue and got his phone replaced under warranty. It seems to me a fairly small minority. Some major things have been fixed, Android 10 not yet. Lineage (now official Lineage) and Sailfish are rolling nicely.

There are no such worries with the Pro1 luckily, you should be able to revert to the stock rom just fine. The biggest caveat is that between going from stock to custom rom and back you can not retain userdata and we don't have a TWRP that can decrypt yet for making backups (we'll get TWRP eventually though). Of course there should be the warning some things are done at your own risk, but unless you are deliberately doing crazy things I don't believe you should worry at all - it is fairly straightforward to go back to stock from most conceivable situations. With the stock rom I don't think

Given that info it does sound like a hardware issue 😞 Perhaps try what eskerahn suggested, but failing that i guess best contact support.

Is it like this from the start or did it start after working before? Try to go to settings->system->input and languages->physical keyboard->set up layouts and unselect all of them. Did you change the software keyboard app?

Before anyone asks:

Disconnect and reconnect the USB, reboot the phone, reboot the PC, say some cuss words... This just looks like adb being tempramental.

Then something is wrong indeed 😞 contact support is indeed what to do, they will get it fixed

Somewhat of a long shot but does this per chance happen when playing voice messages on whatsapp/telegram/simiar? That happened to me and I thought the device had gone mad, but after some investigation i found out when playing voice message the proximity sensor is active which turns off the screen when something comes near. The purpose being to turn off the screen if you put the phone to your ear, and normally it's not noticed because people hold their phone in portrait mode. I found that in landscape mode my thumb easily gets in front.

I made another video of me typing on the phone, i've done faster but it's hard with a tripod between my legs.