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BobaFett
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I can agree with the friend of kooki, such tiny disturbing things can ppl make not to go for a fone. Usage is individual, i dont like k7 cos of its design. @vineet i didnt say that k7 joy is the best
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kooki
Joined: Jul 13, 2004
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From: bangalore, india
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t68 was ok but bad quality
dunno y ppl complain bout the t630 joy, its the best ive evr used.
bout the k7: its always over sensitive or under sensitive. uncomfortable |
BobaFett
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@kooki how do u mean that t68 is bad quality?
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kooki
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kept breaking!
plastic looked cheap quality
but tacticle feedback was great
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BobaFett
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@kooki all joys are plastic, as i pee the round top offers way better navigation as the t6x0 joys
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kooki
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but SE make way better joys than nokia
look at the 6600, its so bloody hard!! |
BobaFett
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Yes, its pretty hard to move, but maybe it lasts longer cos of it.
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k700nut
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imo,the t68i joystick was excellent,the k7 joystick wasn't near has good.to be honest,i'm glad to see the back of it now.over a period of time,i can see the k7 posing numerous problems.
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BobaFett
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@k7 unfortunately many ideas fits se imaginations, but not of some users. It hard to make all happy in the same time, but the joy seems a general headache, according my discussions with my local operator connections and mob shop owners.
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*Jojo*
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@k700nut - Whatya mean by 'overuse' mate . . . 2nd hand unit  Maybe they've SOLD you a 2nd hand unit? Yes, I've experienced that downward 'hit' lag with my joystick back then, but will only take 'bout 2 hits before it gives a 'go' ! Also, very seldom that it happens . . . |
kooki
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i would have gone for the k7 if it had a k5 joy and if the black cover was available in india! |
BobaFett
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Actually i would vote for the arrows, the t65 solution didnt impressed me that much aswell. Se should give more attention at the manufacture in this case, even knowing at mass production its hard to test fones one by one.
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On 2004-11-06 13:56:13, kooki wrote:
i would have gone for the k7 if it had a k5 joy and if the black cover was available in india!
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Me just had one back then mate . . . and did not REGRET a single second of SELLING it, as I am still experiencing it's FLAWS from time to time! |
k700nut
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@jn..When i bought the k7 it was new(from cpw uk).At 1st i never experienced any noticeable problems with it.I do use my phones very heavily though.i bought a new t68i, about 5 month ago(the joy count was nothing when checked),and the joy count is now an unreal 160 to 170k.I'd dread to think what my older k7 was?
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*Jojo*
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@k700nut - As what I have read with your very 1st post, you said that you've upgraded your SE K700/i to the R2L... firmware As what I have been seeing in some threads from a couple of weeks also, there is this latest - R2AA... firware bein' introduced - out! If you still have problemos with your present firmware, maybe . . . just maybe the latest R2AA . . . firmware will do. But better read the thread (R2AA . . . ) - first if possible dude  ! |
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