• 0x0@lemmy.zip
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      2 months ago

      I think people going for this hardware + OS are more of a function over form crowd.

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        2 months ago

        90W charging, huge storage option, high quality cameras (I already have a billion lenses on the back of my phone so I just don’t give a shit), great screen - yeah I don’t care how the thing looks. I care about GrapheneOS support and that it has the hardware to keep it usable for more than a couple of years.

        Right now its between this and a flip phone + umpc for me. We’ll see where things go in the coming months.

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        2 months ago

        Not me - I’m on Graphene but one of the biggest things I love about the software itself is that it’s very well designed, which is rare to see in the FOSS / privacy community. I hate shitty UIs and shitty design in general.

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    2 months ago

    Those cameras are stupid, 200MP is utter nonsense, no SD card slot is insane… I wish Graphene would pick a better phone

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      2 months ago

      Graphene picked an OEM who were willing to work with them and a device with the right CPU to support the hardware security features.

      This was what was available.

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    2 months ago

    Does anyone know if it has a headphone jack? It seems dumb to brag about having B&O work on the audio if not, but I am still thinking it won’t which will kill any interest in it.

    Edit: I confirmed it does not have one. total junk

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            2 months ago

            The charging port (aka USB-C port) isnt going to break because you occasionally plug in a cable into it.

            It absolutely can.

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                2 months ago

                I haven’t had it happen to a phone in a long time (though it did happen to the LG phone I had like two phones ago).

                I’ve had it happen to another device that charges with USB-C (Focus V Carta 2). To the point where I had to buy a wireless charger (that itself needs to charge with USB-C so I have to make sure not to do it again) built specifically for the device and it’s the only way I can charge the device now.

                Amazing device though. I’ve had it for like 6 years now and that’s the only part that stopped working. I haven’t inhaled combusted plant matter since.

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                  2 months ago

                  Im sure the device is end of life after 6 years anyways, so that sounds about right. I personally havent ever had a usb-c port fail, but ive only been using iphones and pixels. Good workaround with the wireless charging though.