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Huawei Launch New Phablet and Wear Equipment in MWC 2015

Huawei Mobile has released its new phablet - Huawei MediaPad X2. This phablet is only equipped with a 7.0 inch samll screen, also support 4G LTE network and ordinary call function. Besides, the MediaPad X2 has a 1920 * 1200 pixels resolution, and 16:10 screen proportion, and the ultra-narrow frame design as the former Huawei MediaPad Honor X1.
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Huawei MediaPad X2 is carried with Kisin 930 octa core processor with a 2.0GHz high frequency. It also provides two different configurations, one is 2GB RAM 16GB ROM, and the other is 3GB RAM 32GB ROM. At the same time, it is also equipped with 13MP back and 5MP front dual cameras, as well as a 5000mAh battery, which can provide a plenty of battery life. Moreover, it is preinstalled with the latest Android 5.0 OS, and adopted Huawei Emotion Interface. In addition, it also supports dual SIM card dual standby function.
Except for the new phone tablet that has been launched on the MWC, Huawei Office has also released it new wearing equipments, including Huawei Talkband B2 and Huawei Smart Watch.
Huawei Talkband B2 - New Generation Smart Bracelet
Huawei Talkband B2 is the combination of the bluetooth earphone and the sports bracelet, and it is equipped with a 0.73 inch touch screen. While the metal bracket part adopts high intensity aviation aluminum, which is not only both ultra thin and light, but also very solid. As to the strap, it is optional with the anti-allergic TPU soft rubber and leather materials.
More important, this device has also been equipped with six axis gyro sensor which has a sensitive interaction capacity, It can intelligently identify and record a variety of motion, and evaluate the sleeping time as well as the state of your sleeping health. Besides, it is also equipped with double mike noise reduction technology, which will make the phone call clearer. Meanwhile, it can also Intelligently judge the position of earphone, as well as look for the mobiles.
There are three sizes of S, M, L for the TalkBand B2 strap, and three colors of Black, Silver, and Gold for choosing. It can be matched with the devices that support Android 4.0 and IOS7.0 above. It is said that the device will be formally listed in April.
Huawei Watch - Huawei Smart Watch
Another product is the Huawei Smartwatch - Huawei Watch, which adopts the traditional round dial design, with 42mm diameter, and the 2 o 'clock direction of press type crown. This device has also used a 1.4 inch AMOLED screen, and pixel density as high as 286PPI, and adopted the sapphire glass screen.
Huawei Watch has three colors to choose. They are black, silver and gold. Part uses the 316L stainless steel refining, corrosion resistant, resistant to knock against. It runs of Android Wear OS, and has its own customizable strap dial. It is built-in heart rate monitoring module and 6 axis motion sensors, support 4.3 above system, phone calls reminding, send and receive text messages and emails, view social calendar and APP instant notification information, etc.
Besides, the Huawei Watch is also carried with Qualcomm 1.2GHz processor, and built in 512MB RAM+4GB ROM. It will be formally listed in the countries and regions that support Android wear in June, while the Huawei Watch price has not yet been published.
Source: http://www.huaweimobileshop.com/blog/huawei-launch-new-phablet-and-wear-equipment-in-mwc-2015/.

When Huawei MediaPad X2 release?

Krystyna said:
When Huawei MediaPad X2 release?
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Huawei MediaPad debuts in Barcelona, 1, March, 2015.

Krystyna said:
When Huawei MediaPad X2 release?
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A Chinese site said pre-order from 17 March and delivery from 7 April.

Flavio said:
A Chinese site said pre-order from 17 March and delivery from 7 April.
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May be delayed 1-2 weeks.

Cube iwork10 Ultimate Six Deformation Modes Images

Here i am glad to share you Cube iWork10 Ultimate images with six kinds of deformation operating modes. These models are Storage mode, PC mode, Tablet mode, Drawing mode, Tents mode and Standing mode.
Cube iWork10 Ultimate/Flagship Table Main Features:
- Operating system: Original Windows 10 OS
- Display: 10.1 inch 1920 * 1200 Full View Angle IPS Screen
- CPU: Intel Cherry Trail Z8300 quad core 1.84GHz, 14nm
- Storage: 4GB DDR3L RAM + 64GB eMMC ROM
- Cameras: Front 2.0MP + Back 2.0MP
- Features: Multi-mode Shafts + Detachable Keyboard Design
- Functions: Support Bluetooth/OTG/WiFi/HDMI functions
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Do you know any keyboard that will fit the Cube iwork10?

Another wonderful tablet from Cube.

Krystyna said:
Do you know any keyboard that will fit the Cube iwork10?
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Cube Official has not released the Cube iwork10 original keyboard at present.

jupiter2012 said:
Another wonderful tablet from Cube.
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Yes, it should be!

Zunera M said:
Cube Official has not released the Cube iwork10 original keyboard at present.
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Do you know any keyboard that will fit the Cube iwork10? Where?

ok keyboard is release and a stylus pen as well,
but i am wondering what is the difference between ultimate edition and flagship edition,
first one costs 182 usd and second 161 usd.
So whats the point to give aproxx 21 usd more?

dslfan said:
ok keyboard is release and a stylus pen as well,
but i am wondering what is the difference between ultimate edition and flagship edition,
first one costs 182 usd and second 161 usd.
So whats the point to give aproxx 21 usd more?
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It’s the same. While the official international name is iwork 10 ultimate. The model number is i15 T. But you must be careful . There is a version with Windows 10 alone, and a dualboot version along with android.

Elram said:
It’s the same. While the official international name is iwork 10 ultimate. The model number is i15 T. But you must be careful . There is a version with Windows 10 alone, and a dualboot version along with android.
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Thanks for your reply
actually i will definetely buy the dual boot version, and if i can flash an android version (without windows) it will be the best.
As far as i know it is very dangerous to flash a tabloid like this,
i will expect some fresh ideas from this forum, how can i put a new rom when it will be available.

I'm torn between this and the Chuwi HiBook, also a 10.1 inch tablet PC. This one seems to be a little cheaper, $175 at geekbuying while the HiBook is $239.
What do you guys think?

Walter H. said:
This one seems to be a little cheaper, $175 at geekbuying
What do you guys think?
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i bought it yesterday

dslfan said:
ok keyboard is release and a stylus pen as well,
but i am wondering what is the difference between ultimate edition and flagship edition,
first one costs 182 usd and second 161 usd.
So whats the point to give aproxx 21 usd more?
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Cube iwork10 Ultimate is just the Cube iwork10 Flagship, but it has two models, one is Windows 10 only, and latest is Win10 + Android 5.1 Dual Boot. Thw Windows OS can not be deleted at present.

Hi, I'm also intrested in this tablet.
Can someone tes for me if it is possible to connect an external 2,5" hard disk drive to the tablet without extra power?
Even if it is not working on the tablet, it should work an the Keyboerd with it's 2 full size USB ports?
I want this one or the CHUWI HiBook.
But I want connecting an external hard disk should work, else I don't need it. I often use it on travel, so not often a wall socket in the neighbourhood.
Kind regards
avalanche99

Ever thought of using an USB flash drive instead?

hi
anyone help me here
i want the exact measurement of distance (in mm please)between pogo pins and the magnetic base please
thanks

oupsss just saw this,
hope this help.
and one question more,
when i am charging the tablet, mouse is loosing moves, usually i cannot work so i unplug the charger.
Is it something i can do?

Is Vivo NEX a success in sales?

Vivo is top brand in china right now. I wonder how much of this is a result of Vivo NEX ?
I think if they would lower price a little a lot more people would buy it.. like 100 dollars cheaper or something would make big difference in sales
https://www.gizmochina.com/2018/11/...in-china-in-q3-2018-followed-closely-by-oppo/
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Well actually BBK group is the largest Chinese manufacturer and includes Vivo,Oppo and OnePlus.
And all of three produce high cost smartphone even in mainland China.
Vivo and Oppo selling majority in Asia and OnePlus in Europe and India.
And even higher cost devices produced their between the top brand in China(Vivo-Oppo) and OnePlus in India and Europe.
NAM = North America, LATAM = Latin America, MEA = Middle East, CEE = Central & Eastern Europe, WE = Western Europe, APAC = Asia-Pacific
https://www.counterpointresearch.co...dium=email&utm_campaign=newsletterseptember20
There’s very useful observation can anyone read at above link.
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according to this news article the vivo nex was sold in 2 million in 6 months
https://www.gizmochina.com/2018/12/04/vivo-nex-crosses-2-million-sales-in-just-6-months/

still the dual screen edition is a big mistake

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still the dual screen edition is a big mistake
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I dont think nex 2 will have this solution, I think they just want to try it out and see how people perceive it.
Right now there is too many compromises with a dual screen. When it does not affect thickness, battery capacity and price its a better idea.
overall I think Lenevo Z5 did do a better job it looks more stylish, nex version looks like a prototype in comparison. And the circular Selfie light does not look good at all even if it is functional

One thing is sure dual screen version won’t have the same success as original Vivo Nex.
Simple Vivo experiment with futuristic design and unique style but as much gorgeous is dual screen display has many disadvantages over original Vivo Nex.
The real successor of Vivo Nex will be unveiled sometime in May or June and will have newer Qualcomm 855 SOC and hope 1-2 improvements for example waterproof ip67/68 certification or stereo sound and NFC.
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paatha13 said:
One thing is sure dual screen version won’t have the same success as original Vivo Nex.
Simple Vivo experiment with futuristic design and unique style but as much gorgeous is dual screen display has many disadvantages over original Vivo Nex.
The real successor of Vivo Nex will be unveiled sometime in May or June and will have newer Qualcomm 855 SOC and hope 1-2 improvements for example waterproof ip67/68 certification or stereo sound and NFC.
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I hope Vivo Nex will follow same pop up design , I hope it does not jump into the slide trend.
Pop up solution will hopefully be easier to convince people that it is reliable after from what I have seen no reported problem on failing motors on the selfie camera. Its good that Vivo offer different type of solutions rather then just putting all money into one solution, I like when they give us choice, which has been less and less the last years since the statistics of high volume sells have become more important for manufactures they want to have less models so they can brag about they sell more then iphone etc rather then offering more models how it was in the past. Huawei did do a good job offer a real phablet size of mate 20 x .
People in general think the pop up camera is a cool solution but the general consensus from the people is that they think the motors will break over time. Of course only time can judge that, I think people are way too skeptical about it, most people don't have their phone more then 2 years, the battery will be worthless in 2 years so I would worry more about the battery personally.
Even if we ditch the motorized solution, I dont think we should adop the slider solution, it compromises too much of the robustness of the general body, also makes it more vulnerable for dust and dirt. A spring based solution for the pop up camera is also and idea. What most people are worried about is that if the motor dies the camera gets unusable, to send into service is not a option since vivo dont have service centers outside china more or less, but in case the motor go bad there should be a spring inside so you can atleast pop up the camera with the spring when you push at the pop up area of the phone. Otherwise all we can do is see and wait how well the motors pass. Personally I have not been using the selfie camera alot of times ,I doubt I have even open it 1000 times in the last few months for instance. If you use snapchat alot and have not blocked selfie camera access I guess this number will go up fast.

Question [TB132FU] Future Custom Rom support for new variant of Lenovo Xiaoxin Pad Pro 2022

Hello together,
recently Lenovo has launched a new 2022 variant of the Lenovo Xiaoxin Pad Pro Tablet [TB132FU]. (also known as Lenovo Tab P11 Pro Gen 2)
This variant ditches the Qualcomm Snapdragon 870 in favor of a Mediathek Dimensity 1300T. Performance wise these two SOCs should be basically on par.
It can be purchaded directly by Lenovo: https://www.lenovo.com/gb/en/tablet...o-tab-series/Tab-P11-Pro-2nd-Gen/p/ZAB50194GB
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The kernel source of the global variant was already released.
(--> see: https://support.lenovo.com/de/en/solutions/ht511330-lenovo-open-source-portal)
So i do have the following questions right now:
Does anybody own this device at this time? Is it a good purchase compared to the other variants.
How likely are Custom ROMs for this device, as a global version with kernel source is available?
Does the mediatek chip have any drawbacks in ROM development?
Best regards,
greenflash_24

Hi,
Received mine Friday...it's a 8/256Go.
Nearly everything is very good :
- bright 2.5k AMOLED screen
- sound
- performances (far better than Pro Gen 1)
- internal storage (average sequential read : 1.3Go/s)
- microSD card reader (tested on a 256Go)
- light weight
What is less good :
- face unlock doesn't work in darkness
- fingerprints marks on back
- lack of audio jack
Nevertheless, I doubt you will get many custom ROM as it is :
- probably not a best seller even if I think it's one of the best tablet...0 tests yet in media
- it's Mediatek's based...devs used to dislike that (there are some exceptions : for exemple Redmi Note 8 Pro)

Plumplum88 said:
Hi,
Received mine Friday...it's a 8/256Go.
Nearly everything is very good :
- bright 2.5k AMOLED screen
- sound
- performances (far better than Pro Gen 1)
- internal storage (average sequential read : 1.3Go/s)
- microSD card reader (tested on a 256Go)
- light weight
What is less good :
- face unlock doesn't work in darkness
- fingerprints marks on back
- lack of audio jack
Nevertheless, I doubt you will get many custom ROM as it is :
- probably not a best seller even if I think it's one of the best tablet...0 tests yet in media
- it's Mediatek's based...devs used to dislike that (there are some exceptions : for exemple Redmi Note 8 Pro)
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is it pentile display ? does the display look sharp ?

Can't be sure about pentile...despite I try a 50MP shot on the screen with my smartphone...
In my opinion, it's sharp...I used previously a 10" 2560x1600 IPS screen (no-pentile...Teclast T10), I can't see any difference about sharpness.
Overall, P11 Pro Gen 2's screen feels far better than T10's (colors, brightness...)

I can't wait for my set. I ordered the 8/128 GB variant.
From the internet research, the 8gb variant should come with extra features like 10bit color and SD870 SOC instead.
I could not confirm that until received. Anyone could confirm this?

Plumplum88 said:
Hi,
Received mine Friday...it's a 8/256Go.
Nearly everything is very good :
- bright 2.5k AMOLED screen
- sound
- performances (far better than Pro Gen 1)
- internal storage (average sequential read : 1.3Go/s)
- microSD card reader (tested on a 256Go)
- light weight
What is less good :
- face unlock doesn't work in darkness
- fingerprints marks on back
- lack of audio jack
Nevertheless, I doubt you will get many custom ROM as it is :
- probably not a best seller even if I think it's one of the best tablet...0 tests yet in media
- it's Mediatek's based...devs used to dislike that (there are some exceptions : for exemple Redmi Note 8 Pro)
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Just wondering if you could enable the Google Playstore there? How to go about enabling it?

ZhenMing said:
Just wondering if you could enable the Google Playstore there? How to go about enabling it?
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It's European model, Play store was already installed. 10bits colors isn't specific to SD870 version, mine is HDR10+

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It's European model, Play store was already installed. 10bits colors isn't specific to SD870 version, mine is HDR10+
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I see. Meaning what you have is with global ROM.
My set is china ROM and on its shipping route. Possible later this week will received it. Heard we could just enabled it, but I could not sure the procedure.

ZhenMing said:
I can't wait for my set. I ordered the 8/128 GB variant.
From the internet research, the 8gb variant should come with extra features like 10bit color and SD870 SOC instead.
I could not confirm that until received. Anyone could confirm this?
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I have now also ordered the European version of this variant here in Germany, it has arrived today. There was only one option available, which is the 256/8GB version with the Mediatek chipset and global ROM (including Play Store) already installed.
As I understand it, the global version of this tablet always comes with the Mediatek chipset, the QC SD870 is for other markets. This would also mean that the global ROM will only function on the Mediatek chipset and not on the Qualcomm.
I can also confirm, that there is support for HDR10 and even Dolby Vision.

MTK 1300T had global rom , but no solution for flash

Do anyone have the keyboard too? If the keyboard detached from the tablet, will it still work,
What I wish to achieve is to have the tablet lifted and hold on a holder which is higher perhaps on the eye level, then having the keyboard on the desk for typing.
If it won't work, then need to order a BT keyboard for this purpose.
Thank you.

Keyboard isn't available yet in my country...only pencil is.
But...as tablet has physical connectors, I think keyboard doesn't work if not connected.
I think I will go for a Bluetooth keyboard too...and a usb-c to HDMI wire.

I tested the Type C to HDMI and it work perfectly.
I still not figured out on how to use the Lenovo One to mirror my Xiaomi tot he tablet.

Anyone notice the screen is kind of uneven when you are in the minimum brightness? It had red hue on the left and right.
I notice that on movie watching at night on my bed and check the rest, seems it is affecting everywhere.
If you turn on the DC backlight, the red hue effect is more obvious.

Does anybody own this device at this time? Is it a good purchase compared to the other variants
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I just got mine a couple of days ago and I'm very happy with it so far.
I'm just now trying to understand if there's an easy way to root it.

I 've tested a mini bluetooth keyboard, able to switch to AZERTY on P11 Pro (works on "standard" Android, but it's not possible on some devices like AndroidTV or Fire Stick)
As I prefer something without physical connectors,
I ordered a bigger bluetooth keyboard, and a USB-C to HDMI...
Find one with trackpad. Size is very close to P11 Pro
https://www.amazon.fr/gp/product/B015CM1Y6Y/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Was cheaper Yesterday...22.57€
I think I will build a case.

For your English ROM, what is the Android version?
Mine China ROM, and it is Android 12. Too bad it is not Android 12L.

Yes it's still Android 12...tweaked with a productivity mode...
Heard 12L, then 13 and 14 will be available

Yes, Android 12 - Build number TB132FU_S000073_220816_ROW.

Due to China ROM, I do not have Productivity Mode but Study Mode. I had to learn to adopt to it.
But I'm actually feel that Productivity Mode is more useful.
My tab model is TB138FC and yours is TB138FU. As I researched, TB138FU is using MediaTek Kompanio 1300T where the TB138FC is using SD870.

Question Does your S23 have camera issues? Blurred image? Bananagate? Other problems?

I'm opening this topic to get this information to all S23/S23+ users.
We have a serious problem with the camera and Samsung has come to say that it is a feature and so far Samsung has been washing its hands and not pronouncing itself, not even issuing a statement about this problem.
Is your S23 good? Vote!
Almost 6 years separate the OnePlus 5T from the S23+ and still, the 5T gets better definition and focus, despite the fact that the 5T already has enough problems with the Camera.
But Samsung continues to say that it is a function and characteristic of the lens of the S23+ what is clearly seen in the "banana" effect is a circle of blur, perhaps not because of the sensor but because of the poor construction of the lens. I, like many others, feel cheated for having bought the S23.
Look at the photos and draw conclusions.
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5T vs S23+

Yes. Very bad photos if you dont hold the phone completeley still. Also in apps like snapchat, it takes 2 seconds to capture the photo, which is often completely blurred (not out of focus, but a preview of two secs before tapping the shutter button)

S23 (non +) user here. My phone's been suffering from the very same issue and in 90%+ of all the photos I have taken with it so far you can clearly spot the 'banana-spahed' blur at first sight without having to pixel-peep.
The phone itself is amazing.. yet the cameras turned out to be a huuuge letdown. Never seen such inconsistent, over-sharpened and over-processed images before. And then there's the blur which ruins pretty much every image taken (even more). My 2016 LG G5 takes better and sharper images than my S23..

Can someone that also uses snapchat confirm my issue please? It can't be just me...

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Can someone that also uses snapchat confirm my issue please? It can't be just me...
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I just tried it on my S23 and I must say that theres absolutely no delay when taking snaps.

Jason379 said:
I just tried it on my S23 and I must say that theres absolutely no delay when taking snaps.
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Can I DM?

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Can I DM?
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Sure

My S23 256mb arrived yesterday and today I returned it!
It had horrible focus and the bananagate effect too!
My old Honor 8 from 2016 focus better on close subjects than S23.
I refuse to believe this is normal on a 2023 flagship!

jvidia said:
My S23 256mb arrived yesterday and today I returned it!
It had horrible focus and the bananagate effect too!
My old Honor 8 from 2016 focus better on close subjects than S23.
I refuse to believe this is normal on a 2023 flagship!
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It's sad to say, but from 2020 smartphones have gotten worse and worse, the S23 is not worthy of a flagship, the camera has issues and Samsung just won't admit it.

Other examples using my iPhone 12
iPhone 12
Samsung S23+
iPhone 12 vs Samsung S23+
Draw your own conclusions

Yep that's what I've experienced too!
I tested the S23 against my Tablet S8+ / Pixel 6a / Honor 8 and all of them took clean focused pictures of documents. This situation is important to me because I digitalize a lot of documents like this.
The Samsung official position about this is that it is a normal effect and for this kind of utilization we must take the photo using the 2x or 3x option with the phone far from the paper. I refuse to believe this.
But even assuming that the 2x or 3x method solves it, this problem does not end here (on close up shots) because there are reports of image blur in the same sensor place (left side when in landscape) when shooting normal daily photos.
Another report I did read but did not test, is that if we put that same A4 paper on a wall (instead of a table) and take the photo with the phone vertically, the banana effect does not occur! Can anyone test this scenario? If this is true it blows out of the water the theory of 2x/3x and takes it to a mechanical problem due to gravity orientation of the sensor or other camera component.

I have been using my S23+ for two months now and no issues on camera like that...

NM99 said:
I have been using my S23+ for two months now and no issues on camera like that...
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Your unit was made where?

jvidia said:
Your unit was made where?
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How can I check that?
But I believe it was made here in Brazil, where I live.

NM99 said:
Como posso verificar isso?
Mas acredito que foi feito aqui no Brasil, onde moro.
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Take the test on a document and put the photo here

NM99 said:
How can I check that?
But I believe it was made here in Brazil, where I live.
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The country where your device was made is printed on the box, on the sticker where you can also see the IMEI.
PT: amigo está na caixa, na etiqueta onde se pode ver o IMEI

Well I don't have that kind of issues. Images are all good and focused (no blur on the side), only in snapchat it has some kind of shutter lag for like 2 seconds.

The_SloPro said:
Well I don't have that kind of issues. Images are all good and focused (no blur on the side), only in snapchat it has some kind of shutter lag for like 2 seconds.
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Country of production?

jvidia said:
Country of production?
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I don't know my factory csc is MOT, in device info it says Sales Code: EUX, Sales Country: EEA (Europe) (DE), my 7th and 8th digit of IMEI is 46

The country where your device was made is printed on the box, on the sticker where you can also see the IMEI.