I’ve had my LG G5 about a year now and it’s a great phone. The “friends” that interchange are a joke, but once you are past that, it was last year’s cutting edge phone from LG with stats that matched all other providers, AND…it is dirt cheap now since L6 has been released. Available for just over $200 on eBay. I have bought 2 more just as backups. I still love the removable battery but it also fast charges to 80% in about half hour. Gets updates PDQ also.
BTW, if you want to go higher, there is also xiaomi MI6. which is considered as one of the “flagship killer”
+1
I have been using my Mi6 for around 4 months and couldn’t be happier, apart from losing the headphone jack. (Did they really need to copy apple?)
For friends and family, I always suggest the Redmi note 4 Pro, one of the best phones under AU$200 /US$150 in my experience.
Parts like screens are easily available and not too costly, with the Redmi Note 4 Pro LCD selling for around $25.
Replacement is quite simple too.
The only downside with the Mi6 is no Band 22 LTE, however I still get full strength LTE connection on other bands.
I believe some variants of the Redmi Note 4 with the SD625 SOC do have this band.
Always check your LTE bands when buying from China.
International is not global.I was looking at Xaomi phones and then read some reviews.Only one review made it clear that for all your 4G bands,you need the global version.For France,my carrier uses 3,7 and 20.
International edition seems to mean that Android is in your chosen language without Chinese start pages etc,nothing to do with band frequencies.I learn something every day.
I use straight talk because the big phone companies pillage your wallet and I get the same services for $50 a month. Without a contract you don’t really have much of a warranty anyways so I just buy phones used. The latest flagship phones cost too much brand new, $400 and up. I just use 2 gens ago. Samsung Galaxy S6 used for $180 and it works great.
I’d try a Xiaomi, but I never knew anyone that owned one.
I use straight talk because the big phone companies pillage your wallet and I get the same services for $50 a month. Without a contract you don’t really have much of a warranty anyways so I just buy phones used. The latest flagship phones cost too much brand new, $400 and up. I just use 2 gens ago. Samsung Galaxy S6 used for $180 and it works great.
Dunno what that covers, whether data, too, or just voice/text.
For me, I got 2 prepaid accounts:
TMobile for 100bux/yr (100bux at 10¢/min, so 1000min and a 1yr expiration). So if all I expect to do is yak for a few min, I’ll use that. Also for texts back’n‘forth when it might not be possible to talk.
AT&T at 2bux/day if there’s any activity that day (even a 1min call or 1 text counts). So if I expect to use it for more than 20min (eg, people at work bugging me), I’ll use that phone/acct instead. 25bux or more buys a 90day expiration, so that’s the same effective rate per year as the TM acct. So basically I pay 200bux/year total, for about, what?, 17bux/mo?
I’m definitely not a Phone Guy™, so people know enough not to bug me on the phone, and just send email or something. And I’m one of those who can sit right next to a phone when it’s ringing and not be inclined in the slightest to pick it up.
I wonder if anyone else has realized how the capabilities of a decent ‘smartphone’ exceeds the desktop computer from 10 yrs ago. My ageing 1+ one has a quad core 2.4GHz processor, 4GB ram, and 64GB storage. Cheaper than the core2 duo I built and overclocked to 3.6 GHz shortly before (although the desktop did have 2TB storage but I couldn’t carry it in my pocket).
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Nothing travels faster than the speed of light with the possible exception of bad news, which obeys its own special laws. – Douglas Adams
I wonder if anyone else has realized how the capabilities of a decent ‘smartphone’ exceeds the desktop computer from 10 yrs ago. My ageing 1+ one has a quad core 2.4GHz processor, 4GB ram, and 64GB storage. Cheaper than the core2 duo I built and overclocked to 3.6 GHz shortly before (although the desktop did have 2TB storage but I couldn’t carry it in my pocket).
My “desktop system” was going to be a monitor with a Raspberry Pi stuck to the back. Wireless keyboard w/ touchpad, plus wifi, means everything’s self-contained and connects directly to the ‘net with nothing else required.
Then they go and break the vpn at work so that it no longer works with anything but winblows.
—
I can only imagine some connector to get video-out from a phone, and be able to use a wireless kb through bluetoof. That would be tres kewl…
I wonder if anyone else has realized how the capabilities of a decent ‘smartphone’ exceeds the desktop computer from 10 yrs ago. My ageing 1+ one has a quad core 2.4GHz processor, 4GB ram, and 64GB storage. Cheaper than the core2 duo I built and overclocked to 3.6 GHz shortly before (although the desktop did have 2TB storage but I couldn’t carry it in my pocket).
My “desktop system” was going to be a monitor with a Raspberry Pi stuck to the back. Wireless keyboard w/ touchpad, plus wifi, means everything’s self-contained and connects directly to the ‘net with nothing else required.
Then they go and break the vpn at work so that it no longer works with anything but winblows.
—
I can only imagine some connector to get video-out from a phone, and be able to use a wireless kb through bluetoof. That would be tres kewl…
microsoft and samsung has done it, it’s lumia continium and samsung dex station
but IMO, phone will never replace laptop/desktop computer, if i have to carry a phone and a dock, and a keyboard, no thanks, i will carry my surface pro
The
Xiaomi Redmi 4X Global Edition 5.0 inch 3GB RAM 32GB ROM Snapdragon 435 Octa-core 4G
is quite good. Also there is an official LinageOS ROM (former Cyanogem Mod).
If you need to check LTE bands of a device
google: device gsmarena spec
Normally the first entry gives you a feature table
I have Xiaomi Redmi 4x global, MI4C and Redmi Note 4.
No problems whatsoever. Bootloaders unlocked, rooted.
I also have Moto Z Play, SGS6.
Xiaomi keep up the pace with much smaller budget.
Next phone will be Xiaomi hands down.
Mike
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+1 for Xiaomi, they can’t be beat on the price/quality and they actually have official rom updates for their phones, rare for a chinese maker, i have a Note3, a Note4 and a redmi 4x.
Of course all of this is just a bunch of suggestions, all of them valid and personal. Everyone has their own preferences.
For me it is important for a smartphone to be tested and popular enough to have ROM development. Stock ROMs and updates are a joke, nothing beats a well working optimized and rooted ROM. No arguing about this, period. I stepped in and I'm not going back… ever.
Were I to recommend something? I like the Lenovo Zuk Z2, somewhat scarce now. The Z2 Pro kicks ass also and has great ROM development. Not the cheapest, of course…
Cheers
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The human mind, and its programming, is at the forefront of a particular battle of The Light vs evil dark forces. Nearly every human being on this beautiful planet “Earth” has some sort of negative mind programming in its mind. And you better take care of your mind programming, or someone else will in this wicked world.
Big news from Xiaomi, they released the Mi A1, the first Android One phone, it’s a pure android without bloated software from the maker, and with direct update from Google for at least 2 years.
There is no other phone i’ll recommend over this one to somebody budget conscious.
Big news from Xiaomi, they released the Mi A1, the first Android One phone, it's a pure android without bloated software from the maker, and with direct update from Google for at least 2 years.
…
This answer is aimed at everyone.
5.5"? Don't really like carrying a flagstone in my pocket…
When you're root you can do whatever, thus bloat goes out effortlessly.
I'm not a fan of updates. Do you seriously believe updates are always good?
Free apps do not necessarily care for you, they care for the pocket of their creators. I've witnessed many apps gone rogue over time as to know what I'm saying.
Long ago, when operating systems where explicitly paid (cough Windows cough) things were good. Now they're little battlefields for control. Android isn't much different. If you aim for a nice system you'd better start using alternative ways to get software besides the Play Store (there are other software repositories everyone can use, like F-Droid), and do away with auto-updates in it unless you want some of your software screwed up with cuestionable updates.
Just for those of you willing to know.
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The human mind, and its programming, is at the forefront of a particular battle of The Light vs evil dark forces. Nearly every human being on this beautiful planet “Earth” has some sort of negative mind programming in its mind. And you better take care of your mind programming, or someone else will in this wicked world.
Big news from Xiaomi, they released the Mi A1, the first Android One phone, it's a pure android without bloated software from the maker, and with direct update from Google for at least 2 years.
…
This answer is aimed at everyone.
5.5"? Don't really like carrying a flagstone in my pocket…
When you're root you can do whatever, thus bloat goes out effortlessly.
A OnePlus One is pretty cheap now, and is only a few years old, but still performs very well, and has loads of good custom ROMs if you’re into that sort of thing.
No one asked, of course, but let me show you a few applications for rooted systems worth their weight in gold:
Battery Charge Limit. The name says it all, allows you to define a charge status window (in battery %) at which the application will keep the battery energized. A boon for those who care for battery health. With it you can keep your device always plugged without high voltage worries.
UI Tuner (Google Play link). Originally named Window Manipulator, allows defining virtual display properties like different screen density (dpi) and resolution. This is key to make stubborn websites believe you're screen is much bigger (like a desktop) so you're served the real internet, for example. This is because browsers tell websites about your screen resolution and density, parameters they use to precisely determine your screen size.
AdAway. You may have heard from it elsewhere, this one needs no introduction, and its methodology can also be implemented in desktops with some third party app help. If you're wondering what's that “section 4.4 of the Developer Distribution Agreement” all I can say is I don't really know, but obviously it has to do something with the fact that this application puts clear limits at the rate big brother Google can pillage your wallet and your system integrity with ads (Microsoft is sort of doing this crap nowadays too). Thus, I choose AdAway.
Enjoy!
Originally posted on Tue, 09/26/2017 - 15:39; typo fix-up.
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The human mind, and its programming, is at the forefront of a particular battle of The Light vs evil dark forces. Nearly every human being on this beautiful planet “Earth” has some sort of negative mind programming in its mind. And you better take care of your mind programming, or someone else will in this wicked world.
I really aim for low costs, I just know that 1 afternoon working with the chainsaw can lead to broken screen.
Still using my sons Doogee Titans 2, but the glass is broken
So I ordered a Oukitel X5 pro
$65 on Ali, had to pay duties adding $35
Play store crashes, can’t use it
Looks nice
Vendor made download available but just can’t get it on there
Ali global warranty allows me TK aend it to Poland for swap
.
Sigh it works only nothing can be updated.
So I fear they only want to send it back and I have to pay shipping twice, being the same as just ordering another but then I have a good extra battery.
Just downloaded latest compatible google play services apk and hope that I can install it and have a good working phone, it is embarrassing how cracked my phone screen is..
but one thing need to be considered: No WARRANTY after rooted( unless you do trick, but have to put some effort in there)
after years playing with ROM and rooted and many things on android phone, now i only use stock ROM with no root, ít’s stable and no time consuming in fixing error
5.5”? Don’t really like carrying a flagstone in my pocket…
Tell me about it. I just gave up my LG Prime, kicking and screaming, when AT&T just stopped supporting 3G phones last year, and even my Nokia Nuron feels like a brick in my pocket.
Now with a ZTE Maven 2, a nice phone in itself, but it feels like I’m carrying a dinner-plate in my pocket.
Whynahell do people do that?
That’s why I typically leave my phones in my bag all day. I’ll be damned if I have to carry a phone like that.
And carrying them in a back pocket, sitting on ‘em, having ‘em fall out, even getting swiped, no wonder people end up with broken screens all the time. Never once in my life have I ever cracked a screen on any phone or tablet.
but one thing need to be considered: No WARRANTY after rooted…
Europe is different, this time for good.
mrheosuper wrote:
…after years playing with ROM and rooted and many things on android phone, now i only use stock ROM with no root, ít's stable and no time consuming in fixing error
You didn't played your cards right, just that. I use a stock optimized ROM, rooted. This means it's stable and debloated, everything works and on top of that I can enjoy the staggering benefits rooting offers.
It is advisable to do a proper research to determine the ROM which fits best, this is one of the things forums are for. A stock debloated ROM is generally a wise choice. Add rooting, done seamlessly via custom recovery, and you're the master.
Of course, I'm not trying to sell anything here. I come from an era where the OS would blindy execute commands like “FORMAT C: /U /Q” or “DELETE /F COMMAND.COM” without hesitation. Those of you who cannot bear with this sort of empowerment and the potential risks involved, don't root. I choose rooting and learning. Things are, however, much easier than they want you to believe. Big brother likes to discredit rooting because it poses a threat to their control practices and the rancid business model behind.
More than once I've broken my systems in the past, to learn from the experience and fix 'em one way or the other.
Cheers fellows
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The human mind, and its programming, is at the forefront of a particular battle of The Light vs evil dark forces. Nearly every human being on this beautiful planet “Earth” has some sort of negative mind programming in its mind. And you better take care of your mind programming, or someone else will in this wicked world.
… but it feels like I'm carrying a dinner-plate in my pocket.
Whynahell do people *do* that?
That's why I typically leave my phones in my bag all day. I'll be damned if I have to *carry* a phone like that.
And carrying them in a back pocket, sitting on 'em, having 'em fall out, even getting swiped, no wonder people end up with broken screens all the time. Never once in my life have I ever cracked a screen on any phone or tablet.
Money.
Big and slim means fragile, warranty won't cover your faux pas with the device if you smash it.
Avoid buying slim flagstones. I do not really mind if my phone is a bit beyond 10mm thickness, and this makes room for a bigger battery.
I like detachable back-covers, they protect the device and are easily and inexpensively replaceable.
I also take quite good care with my devices' screens. Can also homemade replace them, too, did that for a friend who would have dumped the device were him to have paid for such a service on a store.
Cheers
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The human mind, and its programming, is at the forefront of a particular battle of The Light vs evil dark forces. Nearly every human being on this beautiful planet “Earth” has some sort of negative mind programming in its mind. And you better take care of your mind programming, or someone else will in this wicked world.
No one asked, of course, but let me show you a few applications for rooted systems worth their weight in gold:
Battery Charge Limit. The name says it all, allows you to define a charge status window (in battery %) at which the application will keep the battery energized. A boon for those who care for battery health. With it you can keep your device always plugged without high voltage worries.
Thats GENIUS!
I have read lots of stuff from Batteryuniversity but the idea just never crossed my mind, that you could do restricting with APP
Too bad this racket was so difficult to root that I gave up after couple hours of trying because for some unknown reason my PC did not want to understand some usb-driver stuff correctly, lol...
Big news from Xiaomi, they released the Mi A1, the first Android One phone, it’s a pure android without bloated software from the maker, and with direct update from Google for at least 2 years.
…
This answer is aimed at everyone.
5.5”? Don’t really like carrying a flagstone in my pocket…
When you’re root you can do whatever, thus bloat goes out effortlessly.
I don’t think anybody familiar with rooting a phone and looking for custom roms would come to me asking what phone to get, i’m pretty sure they already know as much as me if not as much as a master l33t g33k like you, the only people that come to me for advice are people with a life and little taste and time for messing with a phone and learning the ins and outs of adb , recovery etc…
Barkuti wrote:
Do you seriously believe updates are always good? Facepalm
I’ve had my LG G5 about a year now and it’s a great phone. The “friends” that interchange are a joke, but once you are past that, it was last year’s cutting edge phone from LG with stats that matched all other providers, AND…it is dirt cheap now since L6 has been released. Available for just over $200 on eBay. I have bought 2 more just as backups. I still love the removable battery but it also fast charges to 80% in about half hour. Gets updates PDQ also.
Still happy with my 1+ one (now running LineageOS 14.1) and if I did upgrade it would be a 1+ five.
Nothing travels faster than the speed of light with the possible exception of bad news, which obeys its own special laws. – Douglas Adams
+1
I have been using my Mi6 for around 4 months and couldn’t be happier, apart from losing the headphone jack. (Did they really need to copy apple?)
For friends and family, I always suggest the Redmi note 4 Pro, one of the best phones under AU$200 /US$150 in my experience.
Parts like screens are easily available and not too costly, with the Redmi Note 4 Pro LCD selling for around $25.
Replacement is quite simple too.
The only downside with the Mi6 is no Band 22 LTE, however I still get full strength LTE connection on other bands.
I believe some variants of the Redmi Note 4 with the SD625 SOC do have this band.
Always check your LTE bands when buying from China.
-John
- John
Watch this space...
International is not global.I was looking at Xaomi phones and then read some reviews.Only one review made it clear that for all your 4G bands,you need the global version.For France,my carrier uses 3,7 and 20. International edition seems to mean that Android is in your chosen language without Chinese start pages etc,nothing to do with band frequencies.I learn something every day.
The Redmi Note 4 feels a little heavy and slippery with the metal back.
As others have said, make sure the LTE bands are compatible with your carrier’s.
BLF ≠ B-grade Flashlight Forum
I use straight talk because the big phone companies pillage your wallet and I get the same services for $50 a month. Without a contract you don’t really have much of a warranty anyways so I just buy phones used. The latest flagship phones cost too much brand new, $400 and up. I just use 2 gens ago. Samsung Galaxy S6 used for $180 and it works great.
I’d try a Xiaomi, but I never knew anyone that owned one.
Dunno what that covers, whether data, too, or just voice/text.
For me, I got 2 prepaid accounts:
TMobile for 100bux/yr (100bux at 10¢/min, so 1000min and a 1yr expiration). So if all I expect to do is yak for a few min, I’ll use that. Also for texts back’n‘forth when it might not be possible to talk.
AT&T at 2bux/day if there’s any activity that day (even a 1min call or 1 text counts). So if I expect to use it for more than 20min (eg, people at work bugging me), I’ll use that phone/acct instead. 25bux or more buys a 90day expiration, so that’s the same effective rate per year as the TM acct. So basically I pay 200bux/year total, for about, what?, 17bux/mo?
I’m definitely not a Phone Guy™, so people know enough not to bug me on the phone, and just send email or something. And I’m one of those who can sit right next to a phone when it’s ringing and not be inclined in the slightest to pick it up.
Ymmv.
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I wonder if anyone else has realized how the capabilities of a decent ‘smartphone’ exceeds the desktop computer from 10 yrs ago. My ageing 1+ one has a quad core 2.4GHz processor, 4GB ram, and 64GB storage. Cheaper than the core2 duo I built and overclocked to 3.6 GHz shortly before (although the desktop did have 2TB storage but I couldn’t carry it in my pocket).
Nothing travels faster than the speed of light with the possible exception of bad news, which obeys its own special laws. – Douglas Adams
My “desktop system” was going to be a monitor with a Raspberry Pi stuck to the back. Wireless keyboard w/ touchpad, plus wifi, means everything’s self-contained and connects directly to the ‘net with nothing else required.
Then they go and break the vpn at work so that it no longer works with anything but winblows.
—
I can only imagine some connector to get video-out from a phone, and be able to use a wireless kb through bluetoof. That would be tres kewl…
09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0
microsoft and samsung has done it, it’s lumia continium and samsung dex station
but IMO, phone will never replace laptop/desktop computer, if i have to carry a phone and a dock, and a keyboard, no thanks, i will carry my surface pro
Forgot my pen
The
Xiaomi Redmi 4X Global Edition 5.0 inch 3GB RAM 32GB ROM Snapdragon 435 Octa-core 4G
is quite good. Also there is an official LinageOS ROM (former Cyanogem Mod).
If you need to check LTE bands of a device
google: device gsmarena spec
Normally the first entry gives you a feature table
I have Xiaomi Redmi 4x global, MI4C and Redmi Note 4.
No problems whatsoever. Bootloaders unlocked, rooted.
I also have Moto Z Play, SGS6.
Xiaomi keep up the pace with much smaller budget.
Next phone will be Xiaomi hands down.
Mike
Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that. George Carlin
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If a lot of people listen to Slayer, the world would be a better place to live" - Tommy Wiseau
+1 for Xiaomi, they can’t be beat on the price/quality and they actually have official rom updates for their phones, rare for a chinese maker, i have a Note3, a Note4 and a redmi 4x.
This morning I pulled the trigger on a Xaomi 4X global from GB,only available in gold
at $128, but it will live in a case so ok
Well…my fam made the decision for me and got me the LG Stylo3. It didn’t cost much and it seems to be handling the job pretty well.
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Of course all of this is just a bunch of suggestions, all of them valid and personal. Everyone has their own preferences.
For me it is important for a smartphone to be tested and popular enough to have ROM development. Stock ROMs and updates are a joke, nothing beats a well working optimized and rooted ROM. No arguing about this, period. I stepped in and I'm not going back… ever.
Were I to recommend something? I like the Lenovo Zuk Z2, somewhat scarce now. The Z2 Pro kicks ass also and has great ROM development. Not the cheapest, of course…
Cheers
Please avoid fully quoting lenghty posts, namely with nested quotes. Trim quotes down to the essential. Helps with neatness and legibility. Thanks.
The human mind, and its programming, is at the forefront of a particular battle of The Light vs evil dark forces. Nearly every human being on this beautiful planet “Earth” has some sort of negative mind programming in its mind. And you better take care of your mind programming, or someone else will in this wicked world.
Big news from Xiaomi, they released the Mi A1, the first Android One phone, it’s a pure android without bloated software from the maker, and with direct update from Google for at least 2 years.
There is no other phone i’ll recommend over this one to somebody budget conscious.
This answer is aimed at everyone.
5.5"? Don't really like carrying a flagstone in my pocket…
When you're root you can do whatever, thus bloat goes out effortlessly.
I'm not a fan of updates. Do you seriously believe updates are always good?
Free apps do not necessarily care for you, they care for the pocket of their creators. I've witnessed many apps gone rogue over time as to know what I'm saying.
Long ago, when operating systems where explicitly paid (cough Windows cough) things were good. Now they're little battlefields for control. Android isn't much different. If you aim for a nice system you'd better start using alternative ways to get software besides the Play Store (there are other software repositories everyone can use, like F-Droid), and do away with auto-updates in it unless you want some of your software screwed up with cuestionable updates.
Just for those of you willing to know.
Please avoid fully quoting lenghty posts, namely with nested quotes. Trim quotes down to the essential. Helps with neatness and legibility. Thanks.
The human mind, and its programming, is at the forefront of a particular battle of The Light vs evil dark forces. Nearly every human being on this beautiful planet “Earth” has some sort of negative mind programming in its mind. And you better take care of your mind programming, or someone else will in this wicked world.
5.5" is really at my tolerance limits, also.
I rather have a slim 5"...
But I have take a better look at this
A OnePlus One is pretty cheap now, and is only a few years old, but still performs very well, and has loads of good custom ROMs if you’re into that sort of thing.
No one asked, of course, but let me show you a few applications for rooted systems worth their weight in gold:
Enjoy!
Originally posted on Tue, 09/26/2017 - 15:39; typo fix-up.
Please avoid fully quoting lenghty posts, namely with nested quotes. Trim quotes down to the essential. Helps with neatness and legibility. Thanks.
The human mind, and its programming, is at the forefront of a particular battle of The Light vs evil dark forces. Nearly every human being on this beautiful planet “Earth” has some sort of negative mind programming in its mind. And you better take care of your mind programming, or someone else will in this wicked world.
I really aim for low costs, I just know that 1 afternoon working with the chainsaw can lead to broken screen.
Still using my sons Doogee Titans 2, but the glass is broken
So I ordered a Oukitel X5 pro
$65 on Ali, had to pay duties adding $35
Play store crashes, can’t use it
Looks nice
Vendor made download available but just can’t get it on there
Ali global warranty allows me TK aend it to Poland for swap
.
Sigh it works only nothing can be updated.
So I fear they only want to send it back and I have to pay shipping twice, being the same as just ordering another but then I have a good extra battery.
Just downloaded latest compatible google play services apk and hope that I can install it and have a good working phone, it is embarrassing how cracked my phone screen is..
It is done when it is done
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but one thing need to be considered: No WARRANTY after rooted( unless you do trick, but have to put some effort in there)
after years playing with ROM and rooted and many things on android phone, now i only use stock ROM with no root, ít’s stable and no time consuming in fixing error
Forgot my pen
Tell me about it. I just gave up my LG Prime, kicking and screaming, when AT&T just stopped supporting 3G phones last year, and even my Nokia Nuron feels like a brick in my pocket.
Now with a ZTE Maven 2, a nice phone in itself, but it feels like I’m carrying a dinner-plate in my pocket.
Whynahell do people do that?
That’s why I typically leave my phones in my bag all day. I’ll be damned if I have to carry a phone like that.
And carrying them in a back pocket, sitting on ‘em, having ‘em fall out, even getting swiped, no wonder people end up with broken screens all the time. Never once in my life have I ever cracked a screen on any phone or tablet.
09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0
Europe is different, this time for good.
You didn't played your cards right, just that. I use a stock optimized ROM, rooted. This means it's stable and debloated, everything works and on top of that I can enjoy the staggering benefits rooting offers.
It is advisable to do a proper research to determine the ROM which fits best, this is one of the things forums are for. A stock debloated ROM is generally a wise choice. Add rooting, done seamlessly via custom recovery, and you're the master.
Of course, I'm not trying to sell anything here. I come from an era where the OS would blindy execute commands like “FORMAT C: /U /Q” or “DELETE /F COMMAND.COM” without hesitation. Those of you who cannot bear with this sort of empowerment and the potential risks involved, don't root. I choose rooting and learning. Things are, however, much easier than they want you to believe. Big brother likes to discredit rooting because it poses a threat to their control practices and the rancid business model behind.
More than once I've broken my systems in the past, to learn from the experience and fix 'em one way or the other.
Cheers fellows
Please avoid fully quoting lenghty posts, namely with nested quotes. Trim quotes down to the essential. Helps with neatness and legibility. Thanks.
The human mind, and its programming, is at the forefront of a particular battle of The Light vs evil dark forces. Nearly every human being on this beautiful planet “Earth” has some sort of negative mind programming in its mind. And you better take care of your mind programming, or someone else will in this wicked world.
Money.
Big and slim means fragile, warranty won't cover your faux pas with the device if you smash it.
Avoid buying slim flagstones. I do not really mind if my phone is a bit beyond 10mm thickness, and this makes room for a bigger battery.
I like detachable back-covers, they protect the device and are easily and inexpensively replaceable.
I also take quite good care with my devices' screens. Can also homemade replace them, too, did that for a friend who would have dumped the device were him to have paid for such a service
on a store.
Cheers
Please avoid fully quoting lenghty posts, namely with nested quotes. Trim quotes down to the essential. Helps with neatness and legibility. Thanks.
The human mind, and its programming, is at the forefront of a particular battle of The Light vs evil dark forces. Nearly every human being on this beautiful planet “Earth” has some sort of negative mind programming in its mind. And you better take care of your mind programming, or someone else will in this wicked world.
Depends on where you buy Barkuti
Import from China and warranty is an issue for sure
It is done when it is done
How my BLF Specials generally work, please read before asking Qs
The Q8, Exciting a groupbuy for a Premium BLF special high lumens soda can light!
The GT, A BLF special GIGA thrower
The FW3A, a TLF BLF special small, elegant, powerful triple
Lithium Ion safety 101 important read
Sorry grammarlovers, I am a real King Typo.
Thats GENIUS!
I have read lots of stuff from Batteryuniversity but the idea just never crossed my mind, that you could do restricting with APP
Too bad this racket was so difficult to root that I gave up after couple hours of trying because for some unknown reason my PC did not want to understand some usb-driver stuff correctly, lol...
Fits the Xiaomi redmi note 4 global edition.
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Tactical-600D-Molle-Nylon-5-5-Inches-Pho...
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Mobile-Phone-Cases-Pouch-Smartphone-Belt...
FYI Xiaomi redmi note 4 global edition screen is not gorilla glass and you need to get a screen protector.
I don’t think anybody familiar with rooting a phone and looking for custom roms would come to me asking what phone to get, i’m pretty sure they already know as much as me if not as much as a master l33t g33k like you, the only people that come to me for advice are people with a life and little taste and time for messing with a phone and learning the ins and outs of adb , recovery etc…
No, i don’t remember stating that.
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