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A lesser battery height is fine though. Higher would be bad. So they would all fit vertically and then the other aspect is the width/depth. Thanks for getting the maximum dimensions of 11cm x 3.6cm. Definitely a good place to start aside from the actual connection. The rest is just lithium which we could potentially cram 4000mah given the smaller sizes being identical to our larger batteries. I'll update the OP with your dimensions and the connector labelling.

Other ideas....all 3.85V/~3000mah cell phone batteries, for Samsung Galaxy Notes... https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0B45FQC6D/ https://www.amazon.com/Replacement-EB-BN920ABE-EB-BN920ABA-SM-N920R7-Adhesive/dp/B093SSRC5J https://www.bestbuy.ca/en-ca/product/samsung-galaxy-note-5-replacement-battery-n9200-n920t-eb-bn920aba-eb-bn920abe/13486689

Hey guys! My battery capacity's much lower than it used to be 2-3 years ago. Figure it'd be nice to replace but haven't been able to track down a replacement. Maybe something like this: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005003209067066.html Or from Alibaba they seem to be like 3$ each if we'd order a couple of them as a group: https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/Battery-Standard-Gb-31241-2014-gb_300015359755.html Hoping to get some help as this isn't my area of expertise at all, and I wasn't able to get a clear picture/dimensions of the battery and its connecto

Same issue with original pro 1. Needs a restart. No clue.

I'm all for this. Though there will be unintended consequences, I think there really did need to be a firm hand protecting consumers from fly-by-night operations dumping hardware and software without looking back. 5 years is maybe a bit much though. I think 3 is ok. Especially for software, it's a crucial thing to keep up to date with regards to apps and security. Hardware is more of a concern, but it's also understandable and a bummer when you're waiting a long time to fix a broken phone, or need to replace it very early in its life due to lack of available parts.

Just to add that I'd cracked a small corner of my screen maybe a year or so ago and ordered the cheap screen from China for like 45$ CAD or so shipped. It wasn't a ton of damage though so I waited for a major reason to switch it, which was as of 3ish days ago getting a ton of random ghost touches making it type messages and send pics to people LOL no joke. So I just replaced it and wow it was so hard to remove the screen without a heat gun. Tons of glass shards still stuck and took a while to remove carefully with an xacto knife. Also the 3M adhesive was confusing but I used logic and figure i

I must be doing something wrong in 2022 because I still have L3.

"fastboot devices" command at first didn't work with default drivers (yellow caution triangle over 'Android') but then I manually set Android to use the Google USB driver and then selected that it be seen as the Android Bootloader Interface (only possible using the DISK method and 'All Devices'). Now fastboot devices sees the device. WOOOOOOOOOOO

Thank you I will try this once home

Ok yeah. Among the first from the preorder still. Cant believe how difficult it is to unlock. For a techy phone especially. Usually I have an easy time. Really annoyed. I just want Windows to detect it under the bootloader... Windows. Not even Linux or Mac.

Yes I read something to that effect. And mine arrived in February of 2019 which is relatively early too.

Untrue. Mine was always locked.

That's the "android_winusb" I mentioned. Only got through it it by using the Select Disk method.

No luck yet Still undetected by ADB. Just getting different things to show up in Device Manager... Starting to wonder if I shouldn't use a Windows 7 device to do what needs to be done. Updating to 11 I would rather avoid since you mentioned that doesn't help. But really it should work on Windows 10. This is ridiculous. How is everyone else unlocking their bootloader?

When assigning a driver manually, try to select All Devices and then "Have disk" and browse for "android_winusb" that was downloaded. Having better luck with this now.... will update but laptop at 10% battery.

Hi! This is driving me crazy for two days now. I cannot seem to get an ADB connection during the Fastboot screen. The bootloader is locked and I want to flash a new image (magisk) to unlock it. I can only communicate with the phone when it has booted into Android and is detected with ADB devices. I've installed Android Studio tools with even the Pie (9) stuff and Google USB drivers. As soon as I restart it into the bootloader screen, Windows sees it as 'Android' in Device Manager instead of QX1000 and it has the yellow caution symbol. I cannot get it to have the r

It was supposed to come with one originally, but they shipped it with a rushed fabric sleeve instead. Is been over a year or two now without an official peep about it, so safe to say there will not be one. Edit: just saw that tweet from May 5th. That would be a start, but really too little too late to be teasing it when we obviously have been thirsting forever lol. 'what do to guys think' idk ship it to me and I'll let you know omg give it to meeeeeeeeee.

Asked one of those mall kiosks for phone cases to hook me up with some kind of pouch. This one isn't real leather but it fits nice and snug, looks better and is quicker and easier to put inside and take out of compared to the stock felt pouch.

Currently using black gorilla tape for the back so I don't feel bad setting my phone down. Looks like absolute ass to my standards, but putting it out there as it is very easy to stick on, and has stayed on for a few days now. Probably transparent packing tape could have worked too, dunno why I didn't think of that first. Also would prefer a hard shell but does not seem feasible for the moment.

Small companies can react more swiftly and are much more nimble with regard to changing circumstances. I know that if I had a small amount of funds, I could have quickly had someone design and manufacture cases. They posted the prototypes of it a long time ago on Twitter, I believe they used transparent hard plastic. So it is not a question of a wrench being thrown into their plans, simply that they picked the easier route.

Not for us to figure out

It is my understanding that FXtec can and did work on multiple software problems, taking responsibility for proper functioning both before and after release. We collectively have no relation with IdeaLTE. That is up to FXtec's discretion as to what is delegated, but the responsibility has been and remains theirs.

Software issues can be applied to the existing userbase of phones much more easily than replacing the hardware, and the first duty is also to fix errors rather than upgrading things that work fine. There are no known widespread RAM or system memory problems.

The case was meant to be included with preorders and then available for purchase, so I don't think it's too much to ask that we not be relegated to 3D-printing our own ugly ones. I'm not a designer but I don't see it being difficult. My preference is for OtterBox style.