My model is SM-G950FD, everything OK but i disappointed in the screen/glass quality. I can insert two note (polymer). This is an image with only one note
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in four edge it can insert 3 or 4.
What about your device?
Mine is same on the bottom
skivnit said:
Mine is same on the bottom
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For me it all, in 4 round it widest. Samsung service ignore me to exchange, they say it is in factory standard.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s8+/help/gaps-device-collecting-debris-t3602511
same, gaps on the sidenot too much of a problem for me, its the gap at the top and bottom which is collecting dirt that is the problem on mine.
Makes you wonder if youd still trust taking it in the water.
I've heard it's ventilation for heat. The G6 has em as well.
This is normal. Read your manuals people...
It says variations and gaps on sides are expected, and will have no effect on the handset.
Mass production tolerances.
You feel like these manufacture variances maintain the water resistance still?
whoamanwtf said:
You feel like these manufacture variances maintain the water resistance still?
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I do. They wouldn't allow a tolerance that didn't. You wouldn't set a tolerance that would compromise the specs.
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dragunbayne said:
I do. They wouldn't allow a tolerance that didn't. You wouldn't set a tolerance that would compromise the specs.
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Yeah I guess that seems true enough, just seems weird that it has such a large gap, liquid can certainly get in there and just sit between the glass and metal.
whoamanwtf said:
Yeah I guess that seems true enough, just seems weird that it has such a large gap, liquid can certainly get in there and just sit between the glass and metal.
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Very true. I think it's the adhesive that performs the waterproofing magic though. No doubt a tighter tolerance would be preferable.
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It appears to be a very common problem that the black paint on the Captivate's ear-piece has a tendency to scratch off VERY easily.
I am curious as to know how many people actually got fed up with trying to repair this awful blemish; and decided to just scratch all the paint off to make it look better.
Personally I removed the black paint completely and kind of like the silver that remains.
What are your thoughts?
What? I've never heard anyone mention this. My paint is fine.
first I've heard of this, and mine is just fine as well.
The paint literally flaked off of mine just by rubbing my thumb on it.
No issues here, maybe you got a defective model?
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This is bizarre I've never heard of this happening lol
If my model is defective, I don't think they would ever replace it because it's physical damage.
no problem here either,,if they sound good your good to go
No issues for me, trim your ear hairs.............
Sqdnguns said:
No issues for me, trim your ear hairs.............
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I actually don't talk on the device very often, I'm more so a texter
Anyway, it was more from putting the phone in and out of my pocket:
Here is a picture I just took:
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Mine is fine and i carry it in my pocket with no case. I would think that the piece would be annodized and not painted. Probably got one with a bad grille. If you complain enough they may replace it - hard to say.
In all honesty, it literally started as a small chip in the "paint"; I touched that up with a sharpie.
Next day I had another chip, I rubbed it with my thumb and more came off - at that moment I decided to just rub the rest off and it just flaked away into dust.
Never thought of it....My phone is a tool not a piece of jewelery. Scratches and blemishes don;t bother me. I don;t use a s case and carry it in my pocket with keys and crap. I do use a screen protector though. As far as paint goes...Meh..not worth worrying about of "fixing"
someone painted his/her one s with a marker yet?
and whats the outcome does it look good or is it noticeable that it's painted?
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someone painted his/her one s with a marker yet?
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Marker leave a slight discolouration as the ink a little shinier than the dull finish of the phone, but it isn't really noticeable unless you see it in bright light. But the problem is, markers wear off really quickly. Even an industrial strength oil and waterproof ink I tried.
I've tried satin black car scratch repair ink, looks better than the ink if applied nicely, but, it also wears off.
Yeah, I tried marker too, looked ok for a day or so, but it wore off again pretty quickly.
I wonder how easy it would be to take off ALL the MAO coating and have an awesome silver phone
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Any better ideas?
The idea has been mentioned somewhere, guess the general forum. Apparently this has been done on the Sensation, looks really nice imho
Pull off the frame and sandpaper it, teardown instructions: http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?deskto...=&feature=player_embedded&v=b0jGY2N2h1U&gl=SE please do it now and post results!
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It has been done on the HD2 battery cover as well, carefully sanded and polished to a near mirror finish. I suspect that was steel though, isn't the One S aluminum?
I was 90% joking; the One S is aluminium which will just rust to a dull grey colour, right? Plus, easy as it seems to get small but noticeable chips in the MAO covering, I think getting the lot off would require some serious effort. Maybe 6 months down the line when my phone really looks like cr*p, but right now it is still doable with the occasional application of black marker!
Yup its aluminium, will look a bit Mad Max I guess especially if not done with a lot of effort
My dad decided it was a good idea to cut off the S View cover of his S4 with a Stanley knife, because it was "annoying and always in the way, waving around in the air".
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I will begin the dissection when I have time. Stay tuned!
Why would you get the S view cover case if you didn't like the flap?
They sell the battery covers cheap online
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I personally like the S View cover, so after a bit of thought, I'm going to postpone dissecting it because to me it seems like such a waste.
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I personally like the S View cover, so after a bit of thought, I'm going to postpone dissecting it because to me it seems like such a waste.
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From the looks of your pictures, that ship has already sailed.
It's not like you can reattach the front in any kind of esthetic way.
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Why would you get the S view cover case if you didn't like the flap?
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Wasn't my idea...
richii0207 said:
They sell the battery covers cheap online
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I still have the original battery cover.
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From the looks of your pictures, that ship has already sailed.
It's not like you can reattach the front in any kind of esthetic way.
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You're right. I don't even have an S4 anyway. I'll cut it open tomorrow.
Nothing special. There's a small magnet along the left side of the cover, which I'm guessing activates the S-View mode. The cover itself is very tough and very hard to separate, so I quickly gave up. The whole thing is probably made from the same material as the clear window.
Any cases available on Prime and in stock that don't jack up the laser autofocus?
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I see most cases have cut out for the three spots on the left (camera, flash, sensor) but not the two spots on the right. What are those? Is it ok to block it?
Spigen ultra hyper case is the only case that leave the visor fully exposed which I am planning to use the phone in.
http://www.spigen.com/collections/nexus-6p/products/nexus-6p-case-ultra-hybrid
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Any cases available on Prime and in stock that don't jack up the laser autofocus?
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Since the official cases block it, i'm assuming it shall be fine.
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I see most cases have cut out for the three spots on the left (camera, flash, sensor) but not the two spots on the right. What are those? Is it ok to block it?
Spigen ultra hyper case is the only case that leave the visor fully exposed which I am planning to use the phone in.
http://www.spigen.com/collections/nexus-6p/products/nexus-6p-case-ultra-hybrid
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Don't know what those 2 holes are, but they don't look like sensors. The white thing on the right is a "warranty void if removed" sticker on top of a screw.
What's most interesting about this device is that it does indeed look like it could support dual sims with the right tray... Or a sim/SD card slot. There are definitely 2 chip hookups behind that shroud in the teardown. It's possible that it's just a dummy port though.
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CIA and NSA listening ports. Ooh... wait... made in China... Ouch..
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Alferboy said:
CIA and NSA listening ports. Ooh... wait... made in China... Ouch..
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Hahahahaha!
Haha.
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Your probably right.
Hello my friends
I have a samsung note 10 plus phone that fell, and this caused the appearance of a black spot and it increased in size little by little, and also the screen tactile broke down and now it works with the pen only, please help stop the size the black spot or remove it, and also can the screen tactile be repaired or no, thank you
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Replace the display.
Always use a good case like the Zizo Bolt otherwise this phone will get damaged.
blackhawk said:
Replace the display.
Always use a good case like the Zizo Bolt otherwise this phone will get damaged.
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The price of the screen is very high, my brother, and I cannot buy it. Is there an alternative way to fix it?
bndib said:
The price of the screen is very high, my brother, and I cannot buy it. Is there an alternative way to fix it?
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Replace the whole phone. At least you could use the old one maybe for some parts in the future.
Unfortunately there's no way to repair a AMOLED display as it is comprised of thousands of semiconductors in its matrix that controls the individual OLEDs. The touch screen circuitry was also damaged.
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Replace the whole phone. At least you could use the old one maybe for some parts in the future.
Unfortunately there's no way to repair a AMOLED display as it is comprised of thousands of semiconductors in its matrix that controls the individual OLEDs. The touch screen circuitry was also damaged.
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Unfortunately, in any case, thank you, my dear brother, for your help, and accept my utmost respect and appreciation
so sad, this happen on mine too
snapdragon teaks said:
so sad, this happen on mine too
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This phone won't survive without a good case. Not much help now, but bear that in mind if you replace it or haven't damaged it yet. With no case they are harder to hold too... slippery fish.
There's almost zero bezel... and the only thing they do more than corner hit when dropped is face plant on the display side. The spen corner seems to take more hits than the other corners too.