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I have a Pro1x that I'm considering just donating to someone for parts as it has a few issues that are likely beyond my capability to fix. I am located in Australia. I won't be messing around with international shipping. So I do have a SIM card tray if you happen to be in Australia.

Hello, I finally received my phone (albiet with a dead battery that required dissasembly), but I guess it is used, as Android has a PIN. I have tried all of the common PINs and no luck. I have tried to boot into bootloader using power + vol down. I however get a broken robot icon with the text "No command" I have tried recover mode using power + vol up, but this just boots into Android. If I connect to my PC and use the command "adb devices" I get this response: List of devices attached 778c00e6 unauthorized The bootloader also seems to be locked,

I still had an open ticket in their Zendesk, so I was responding to that. I am not sure what the deal is now.

Yes, of course. I was just doing the price comparison with a flagship phone to drive home the point that I could have spent my money on that. My point about it lacking features of a device 5 years older is still valid though, I think. Yes there had to be comprises to keep costs to an accessible level, but it would've been nice if it had a few of the features we expect in any handset nowadays: wireless charging, HDMI out, decent wifi and cellular signal.

An update: TL;DR: I ended up getting the battery to charge after disassembly. EDIT: However the charging circuitry seems to be the fault that originally lead to the battery discharging. I left the phone sitting in a drawer until today, as I didn't have time and wasn't looking forward to disassembly. I felt like I was in the mood today and that I had nothing to lose, even if I broke something along the way. I followed this guide by the way (read all of the tips, as the author is very correct): https://github.com/imax9000/fxtec-pro1-teardown I managed to not do too much cosme

What do you mean by "be careful?" Just that things are easy to break?

I think others have already made good points in this thread. So I'll just say that I agree with everything in the OP, but others have good points. And it's a miracle fxtec delivered anything. They could have just filed for bankruptcy after so much went wrong. Anyway, the only thing I will add is my experience and why I think you should NOT SEND IT BACK. Before things really went bad with the delivery of these devices, I was lucky enough to receive mine in about August 2022. I had a play around with it and quickly noticed one key was very stiff and made typing quite difficult. Otherwi

Did you have the red notification light flashing about once per second when trying to charge it? This seems to be the status of mine too. It's drawing constant 50mA, but even after leaving it for 24 hours, it will not boot. The rubber band trick is also NOT working for me. I tried several times, leaving it for over 24 hours for one attempt. So I'm guessing you had to disassemble and connect a bench PSU to the battery connector?

I received a reply today. My advice is to be polite and patient. Send one email and then wait at least a couple of weeks for a response.

I am in a similar boat. They were actually happy to have it sent to them to check and repair (at my expense, which was almost $100 AUD) They have had it a few months and promised to send a new one. I haven't seen it yet though. You may just need to be patient and give them a nudge every now and then.

I sent the phone back as it had a faulty key. They declined my request for a refund, but now have also not sent out a replacement phone. It has been a few months now

Both wifi and cellular are unusable for me. Very poor connectivity. That's a deal-breaker. But I am hopeful the issues with be resolved. I had issues of false triggering of the fingerprint reader when using in portrait, which refreshed pages or did other strange things. Another deal-breaker. The rest of the good, I agree with. The rest of the bad, I did not experience. I believe the speaker crackle is a known issue. Give the forum a search.

Thanks for bringing some positivity in a forum full of complaints. Yes, this phone was so close to being amazing, but things out of the company's control threw quite a few spanners in the works. I am disappointed, but optimistic that they will fix the main issues in time. It's really amazing that a small company could design and produce a mobile phone that looks and feels the same quality as what a huge company like Samsung produces. I really hope they can resolve the issues and more of us can switch to using it as our daily driver. I cannot wait to show it off to my friends, es

I completely agree that 48MP is unnecessary on such a tiny camera lens. All it would do is fill up flash storage very quickly! Thanks for the interesting post - it was good to learn a few things. And I'm glad that this is actually a decent camera sensor. I was just afraid that when I saw the "48MP" label that maybe it had been swapped for a cheap camera last minute. The label reminded me a lot of the standard fake Chinese specs.

Sorry - not meaning to hijack, but has anyone had luck getting 4K video and does anyone know what the rear camera actually is? There's a physical label that says 48MP, but that sounds fake to me and the camera app goes to 12MP maximum.