Previously I stated in one of my previous posts that I've never seen anyone else using the K800i before and that there were at least 3 people using the N73 at my workplace.

Today, while waiting to get a seat at Chilli's at 1U, I saw 2 other people with the phone. Not such a rare sight as I previously thought!

sunauto - back to your question about why the serial number was coming off. I have no idea, I just noticed it while looking at the battery earlier, that some of it had come off/faded. I tried scraping it off with my finger nail and it came off easily!

pls dont ask me to try to see if the serial number off my midlands batt can come off or not

That's weird, by right it shouldn't come off that easily, do you suspect something fishy with your battery? I mean the serial numbers should be permanent, waterproof or maybe weatherproof to a certain extend, definitely not printed with a Canon bubblejet. Sigh....... Don't tell me Midland sets are given an AP battery, then AP sets are given a fake battery. I hope not.

scarry thought...my gosh
wonder how wor....

could it caused by the frequent opening n shutting of the back cover.. scratches off the printing slowly everytime ??

but isnt the serial number supposed to be like quite tough right..how can scratch like that can come out?@!?!?!

Lol, this is what the thread is for. Just hoping someone can volunteer to jot down all this tips and FAQs. Anyone?

Actually i seen more people using K800i than N73.

Yes. My midland battery serial number and the wordings are coming off also. I frequently swap my sim card out. Nothing to worry about.

K800i casing design is tight, there's why no squeaky sound, but downside is it scratches off stuff.

Not really, if you notice, the material used to print those wordings are different between the serial numbers and etc words.

This post has been edited by dreamthief: Jan 21 2007, 02:42 AM

HEY COOL~!! MINE DOESNT SCRATCH OFF~!!! whooohoo.. but maybe too early to rejoice.. hahah coooooooooool

Mine doesn't before this also. But after frequent cover removing. The wordings comes off. As I said, nothing to worry about.

seriious.. hmm oh well..as long as its working fine i guess its ok ..igot scared.. cause im using a phone that i sell..so i guess its all cool now

Just try a little bit lahh...
then can sure that original midland battery is not come off (if ur not come off ler, better wish that)

yea exactly...but better you know right...hmm..mine is safe i guess for now..the printing also much more finer than the pic above..

oh my, how come the wordings will come off so easily? but mine doesn't come off that easy.lucky lucky

we lucky lor.. at least our ap set is really ap.. no fake stuff hahah... hmm GBS and ACE ok suppliers i guess

we lucky lor.. at least our ap set is really ap.. no fake stuff hahah... hmm GBS and ACE ok suppliers i guess

Possibly - but then again I don't really open the back cover that often either as I don't have a 2nd SIM card to change to.

Maybe its really nothing to be to worked up over. My previous phone was an AP Nokia. The battery is still fine and I've had the phone for about 4 years now. Never got a replacement battery for it. It's still using the same battery I got it with!

Then again, who knows what might happen with this one. Will update here if anything happens

guys,how much is micro m2 2gb ?
and whats the current price for ori k800i?

and the sms tone (mp3) only for 6 secs?

haha.. hmmm m2 micro i not sure.. ori about 1500++

my volume is fine.
you are talking about call volume right?
well mine was fine on the original firmware R1CB001, and i upgraded straight to R1ED001 and its still fine.

i just tried it turning on-off 4-5 times at different volume levels.
each time it was on the volume i left it before i turned off.
4 balls, 5 balls, 3 balls, full.


btw, the battery issue with clareen.
just like i suspected about the SE service centers, they just look at the midland sticker and not at the design of the battery.
so you can really put a midland sticker on a pasar malam battery and they'll still say its original.

This post has been edited by Everdying: Jan 21 2007, 04:46 AM