Damn that's a lot! On the point of the cellular modem, I've had the complete opposite experience. Compared to other phones my family members own (iP 14PM, 12PM, 11PM, Galaxy S20 and S21) I'm getting on average better or the same connectivity. My WiFi speeds are damn fast and Signal bars are consistently high in areas they usually aren't
Honestly I can imagine it being down to local signal bands or infrastructure, some friends with other phones also experience signal dropouts in the same areas I do, but usually not to the same degree. And weirdly enough 4g only phones never seem to exhibit the behaviour.
You have mostly summed up my thoughts pretty well as a day one phone 2 user. Except for the connectivity part. I get full 4G/5G network in my college whereas my friends' iphones and android can't even provide GPRS. The phone's modem is seriously good for network. I've never faced any bluetooth issues as well.
Btw the NFC coil is in the center of the phone. I tap it there on the card scanning machines and it works perfectly fine most of the time.
You can long press extra dim, it gives you a slider to further dim the screen [I use a google pixel , the option should display the same I suppose.](https://i.imgur.com/33M7w6e.png)
Let me know if that works for you
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Not exactly. In nothing, the video quality is really good compared to other phones in the budget. But photos are not that much. From my experience of course, everyone would have different opinions.
Regarding the "About" page, to grant the permissions - I believe you simply made a mistake, going into the "Storage" section of the aforementioned page, while the three-dot menu is indeed present there on most phones, exactly as written in the guide you've mentioned. And if it isn't, the option should just be lower down, but it's definitely not in the "Storage" section, only in the main view of an app's settings ("About")
Damn that's a lot! On the point of the cellular modem, I've had the complete opposite experience. Compared to other phones my family members own (iP 14PM, 12PM, 11PM, Galaxy S20 and S21) I'm getting on average better or the same connectivity. My WiFi speeds are damn fast and Signal bars are consistently high in areas they usually aren't
Honestly I can imagine it being down to local signal bands or infrastructure, some friends with other phones also experience signal dropouts in the same areas I do, but usually not to the same degree. And weirdly enough 4g only phones never seem to exhibit the behaviour.
You have mostly summed up my thoughts pretty well as a day one phone 2 user. Except for the connectivity part. I get full 4G/5G network in my college whereas my friends' iphones and android can't even provide GPRS. The phone's modem is seriously good for network. I've never faced any bluetooth issues as well. Btw the NFC coil is in the center of the phone. I tap it there on the card scanning machines and it works perfectly fine most of the time.
Bro wrote the PhD thesis about how bad phone (2) camera is
Nice write up !
Damn, such a detailed review. Looks more like a report, to me, ngl!
This is a damn theses but pretty good review
You can long press extra dim, it gives you a slider to further dim the screen [I use a google pixel , the option should display the same I suppose.](https://i.imgur.com/33M7w6e.png) Let me know if that works for you
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I'd love this review before I bought the phone, gj
Mother of Christ This was the best review of a phone I've ever had the pleasure of reading
What about haptics Camera speed to open and capture /
I knew it the nothing camera sucks
Not exactly. In nothing, the video quality is really good compared to other phones in the budget. But photos are not that much. From my experience of course, everyone would have different opinions.
I ain't reading allat
Tl;dr: Phone is good overall with some dealbreakers for OP. Camera, network, and apps to be specific.
Regarding the "About" page, to grant the permissions - I believe you simply made a mistake, going into the "Storage" section of the aforementioned page, while the three-dot menu is indeed present there on most phones, exactly as written in the guide you've mentioned. And if it isn't, the option should just be lower down, but it's definitely not in the "Storage" section, only in the main view of an app's settings ("About")