Haiyah

Why make yourself susah

Code after the "V" is more than enough embedded

Haha

This post has been edited by skylinelover: Feb 8 2021, 11:29 AM

I dunno mah, silly me, still new to this forum. Well at least I learn something new everyday.

feel the the plus too big

Also an additional 600 bucks for a half inch larger screen and slightly larger battery doesn't feel like it is worth it. If only they added more features to differentiate between the regular and + editions, that would have made it easier to justify the price difference.

Ya true.
Now really not much choice for flagship have smaller screen. 6.2" is consider small now.

Maybe because my room temperature condition, it is quite hot with PS5 running constantly inside a closed room for many hours.

Anyone going for ESR kickstand case (lazada)?

this is because the first time u register your fingerprints was on th phone screen...so when u put TP glass there is a second layer of glass that will make it hard for the sensor to read your previously registered finger print....so it is wise if u want to install a TP then deleter theregistered fingerprint...then after u have applies the TP register it back...and to make it more sensitive...turn on the sensitivity option in the phone to get better result...so after u have installed the TP the sensor will go pass thru both the phone screen and tempered glass...

I did that and I'm using Tmax UV Glue SP. The tempered glass itself is oleophobic and the application was flawless, except for the FP not sensitive with this SP on. Have to press very hard on FP sensor and even then it barely registers, going FP less for now

Those who using UV Glue TG, you are never scare that liquid slip into speaker? The speaker hole is so tiny on top of screen.

https://www.gsmarena.com/exynos_2100_vs_sna...-news-47611.php

Neck and neck in performance between the 2

There are stickers covering it. see the video below.

https://youtu.be/9XfS2TjWBp8?t=97

For those using UV Glue TG. do you guys UV cure the FP area with a coin covering the FP sensor area?

Thats probably not going to make a difference. The UV you pass across the TG is to harden the glue you applied under it. Even if you skip that part with the UV, the glue has already spread all over the FP scanner.

Eventually the glue is going to harden anyway, with or without the UV.

I called Samsung hotline this morning and was told that the stocks are ready but the parcels may be picked up and delivered tomorrow. If that's the case, I hope they will still deliver before CNY.

I mean the top speaker not the bottom speaker. The top speaker having lining gap hole which is risky if the glue spilt into it... that's my worry.

You notice they didnt have sticket to cover top or I should say no way to cover top speaker.

Thank you for expounding but you are completely off tangent insofar as my query is concerned.

My query is why your advice which you stated not once but twice that we must delete the registered fingerprint BEFORE removing the SP that we want to get rid of. Can’t we do the latter and mind you, I agree on that point which I have stated in my reply to another forummer who also misinterpreted the issue, AFTER removing the old and applying the new SP?

However, as it stands based on your response above, you probably just erred in structuring your sentence correctly. I hope you understand it now.

Just received mine today.

Actually the order does not matter at all, whether to remove fingerprint 1st before installing new screen protector or if you choose to remove fingerprint after installing the new screen protector lol, your choice which one you prefer to do 1st. As long you use brand new fingerprint data after installing the tempered glass is the most important matter here.

This post has been edited by Josh95: Feb 8 2021, 07:43 PM

Just don't press or move the tg once the glue is on. The glue will stop at the edge of the glass and not spillt out. A gentle press alone will cause that.

Case collection

This post has been edited by badboy77: Feb 8 2021, 09:39 PM


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