I changed to physical SIM so in future I don't need visit telco when changing phone... however, during the phone transfer apparently can transfer eSIM too. For those who has experience, does this work? for digi especially.

Sigh, looks like this will be my last resort 😂. OCD me cannot tahan seeing the damn red dot.

No. 1 is reliable? I hope… ok will call them up and try it later.

It comes with the dust free install kit right? should be... perfect alignment?

Just got them to "reset", now I'm call to the voice mail but no notification at all when I try to retrieve also says system busy

How is Spigen's coverage?

I just realized my Sanptoch comes with the alignment jig... but still offset to one side well, gonna use a bit la until the coating gone baru change haha... wasted if tukar now.

Do you have a closer view of how the edges looked like? This doesn’t come with black frame right. Many thanks!

I haven’t tried putting my SIM in other phone, but putting ok SIM to my phone seems to take away the red dot.

Sanptoch, this case if knock a bit the paint comes off. Using it for my 13PM. Also using another rubber+carbon fiber design one for 16PM... the cutout really make the camera button tak syiok

Transparent inside, apart from this got to admit it is great value.

I come from 13PM which doesn’t have a battery conditioning feature at 80% for example.

For 16PM, if battery reaches 80% and remains connected eg overnight. If the phone uses power it takes power from the charger? So more often the phone is connected to charger, less usage on the battery? And since it could limit to 80% thus degradation minimized? This would work especially for long drive when navigating Waze with power source connected it won’t charge up to 100%?

I see it charges to 80%, was using the phone while it was at 80% but it never dropped down… When phone is locked it’s providing about 1W power from the charger and when phone screen is unlocked a bit more can go up to 3-4W.



I googled and found this about iPhone 15 which seems won’t take power directly from charger once reach 80%? It would top up back to 80% when power drained to 75%?



Some additional finding, if using those type C charger without PD, phone battery felt hotter. My office space has a HP docking system that has a type C port conveniently in front… but that port maxes out at 12W and it isn’t PD protocol for sure (5V 2.4A I think). My battery gets pretty warm or maybe a tad hot when compared to charging at home which goes up to 30W and tapers down to about 10W as it gets nearer to 80%.

This post has been edited by celciuz: Oct 3 2024, 06:18 AM

what does "prolong battery health for around 4%" means? Like 80% drop to 75% then it will charge back to 80% as per the description for iPhone 15 you mean?

This is my first iPhone with AOD, which I turned it off about 30 minutes after set-up haha. No point since I see time or live notifications on my Apple Watch.

I usually use the office phone when I'm navigating on Waze on trips

Cucuk in and stays at 100%... while navigating hahaha... best part is battery health still 100% after 6 months.

This post has been edited by celciuz: Oct 3 2024, 10:50 AM

but battery health full... this iPhone can last 2-3 days without charging hahaha! Only used for work. Maybe the charge cycle much less hence still at 100% health.

If the area you are at has bad coverage, eg 1-2 bars... this somewhat impacts battery life as well for data.

I prefer phone subsidy... cause they give me iPhone 14 128GB only... and impossible I use that iPhone 14 as main phone

Based on the review link, he has more cycles (more usage) but less battery degradation. But he did say he don't leave the phone on the charger for long time... this few days I left it and tried to monitor what it does... when it has reached 80%... if you picked up the phone the charger supplies up to 5W of power... indicates it would be pulling power directly. when phone is idling it is using between 0.5W to 1W.

So probably the longer it is connected to power, less usage on battery once it has reached the 80% mark?

Third party can look for 45W, those can handle 15V mode...when my battery is low eg. 20% it would be charging at 30W and if I'm using the phone at the same time it goes up to 35W or so.

Seems like I'm not the only one noticing this!

My office docking hub has Type-C but that one doesn't support PD. It only does 5V 2A ~ 10W, and phone gets pretty warm or maybe consider hot already.

Funny enough is, when I charge at home even when it shows 30W but it is about the same heat if not less.

True Tone is to reduce the impact on your brain... less blue light at night so you can sleep easier

This post has been edited by celciuz: Oct 5 2024, 12:09 PM

You mean the ego wireless is pulling 25W from wall...? iPhone 16 the magsafe coil is max out at 15W right... probably pulls 25W and inputs 15W at max only due to the charging losses? Wireless isn't the most efficient way to transfer electricity after all.

For trade-in, can directly walk-in to TRX Apple Store and get the $ confirmed on the spot?

UGREEN NEXODE GaN FAST CHARGER <-- this one? About RM350 for the charger

I use cheaper Ugreen that can handle 45W... able to sustain 30W charging when battery is lower side, and if I use phone at the same time it goes up to 35-38W.