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astroboy82

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TitanSmall said:
my extra battery still in the box.. not open yet...

anyways, do you all have notification lights issue?
like i have already clear/read all my messages, but the notification like still blinks...
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Have this issue since G3 liao...
 
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i actually have a brown quick circle case to let go..
not open yet...

can pm me if interested...
 
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altca4 said:
Auto mode wise, imo s6 has a little more edge compared to G4 due to speed.

For burst shots, s6 will take 0.2-0.5ish sec to initiate bursting while G4 takes 1ish sec to start bursting

Paiseh, I uses s6 a lot as benchmark/reference as its a really good phone (and G4 is more than worthy to be compared imho. I despise s4, s5 and note 4 but s6 is something else totally)
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S6 design is nice but, too fragile though. The trade offs for s6 abit too much.
 
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grantlee97 said:
Ohya guys, wanted to ask y'all, have you being using the extra battery often? Like, do you find yourself swapping batteries out often?
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Nope. In fact I don't find the need to. The battery lasts longer than a day based on my usage. Unless u game a lot, otherwise it shld last. The spare battery is only good for emergency.
 
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A spare battery is always handy.

For example. I was busy at work and I had no time or opportunity to plug in to recharge. My battery left with just 13% when I left my office at 530pm but I need to rush out at 630pm after reaching home. There isn't enough time to recharge! So, How?


That's when the spare battery comes to my rescue.

l just slot in the fully charged spare battery into my phone. Put my 13% battery to the charger to recharge. I'm good to rush out with a fully charged spare battery.

When I come back home, the other battery is already fully charged waiting for me to use as spare battery as and when I need it urgently.

So, I do swap in and out the 2 batteries very often.

Well, you will never know when you need a fully charged spare battery urgently.....
 
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kelvinti said:
A spare battery is always handy.

For example. I was busy at work and I had no time or opportunity to plug in to recharge. My battery left with just 13% when I left my office at 530pm but I need to rush out at 630pm after reaching home. There isn't enough time to recharge! So, How?


That's when the spare battery comes to my rescue.

l just slot in the fully charged spare battery into my phone. Put my 13% battery to the charger to recharge. I'm good to rush out with a fully charged spare battery.

When I come back home, the other battery is already fully charged waiting for me to use as spare battery as and when I need it urgently.

So, I do swap in and out the 2 batteries very often.
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A plus advantage with removable battery phone! :D

Sent from Samsung GALAXY S6 using GAGT
 
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kelvinti said:
A spare battery is always handy.

For example. I was busy at work and I had no time or opportunity to plug in to recharge. My battery left with just 13% when I left my office at 530pm but I need to rush out at 630pm after reaching home. There isn't enough time to recharge! So, How?


That's when the spare battery comes to my rescue.

l just slot in the fully charged spare battery into my phone. Put my 13% battery to the charger to recharge. I'm good to rush out with a fully charged spare battery.

When I come back home, the other battery is already fully charged waiting for me to use as spare battery as and when I need it urgently.

So, I do swap in and out the 2 batteries very often.

Well, you will never know when you need a fully charged spare battery urgently.....
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Yup, not always required to swap, but definitely a life saver when need to.

Sent from my house using GAGT
 
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