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Sony Ericsson T650i Discussion |
neogeo
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On 2008-07-06 13:29:26, Lunion wrote:
On 2008-07-01 20:00:44, crossmatched wrote:
On 2008-06-12 16:26:59, Lunion wrote:
Scratch resistant screen - i think not.
why mate? t650 screen is mineral glass.
Its the same glass used in watches. it is indeed scratch resistant ive tested it myself (though it is far from being scratch proof , there is a difference between the two remember )
I ended up getting little scraches all over my screen, it was in my pocket when i was cutting some trees.
sorry about your screen
but btw. did your phone heat up more then other phones
while using 3G ? |
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Lunion
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I couldn't tell you, i don't get a constant 3G signal where i live, sorry 
But, i made long length calls from my handset and there was no heating to the back of the phone, only a warmness to the speaker.
If you live in a glass house, don't be chuckin stuff about. |
neogeo
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On 2008-07-06 13:38:06, Lunion wrote:
I couldn't tell you, i don't get a constant 3G signal where i live, sorry
But, i made long length calls from my handset and there was no heating to the back of the phone, only a warmness to the speaker.
my battery gets really warm ..and that metal casing spreads heat all over it |
neogeo
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since it's the main thread about this phone I'll post my video here too
http://www.vimeo.com/1290950
see how my back lid is a bit loose
very annoying
it makes a tiny click sound too
I removed all sound from vid because my crap camera could not pick up any clicking sounds |
neogeo
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On 2008-07-06 20:25:10, neogeo wrote:
since it's the main thread about this phone I'll post my video here too
http://www.vimeo.com/1290950
see how my back lid is a bit loose
very annoying
it makes a tiny click sound too
I removed all sound from vid because my crap camera could not pick up any clicking sounds
could somebody comment on my video please |
neogeo
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On 2008-07-07 12:56:59, neogeo wrote:
On 2008-07-06 20:25:10, neogeo wrote:
since it's the main thread about this phone I'll post my video here too
http://www.vimeo.com/1290950
see how my back lid is a bit loose
very annoying
it makes a tiny click sound too
I removed all sound from vid because my crap camera could not pick up any clicking sounds
could somebody comment on my video please
please
there got to be ppl with this phone
I wonder if you guys experience same problem
http://www.vimeo.com/1290950 |
Sirhackalot
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Surprised to see a phone with metal casings resembled the built quality of plastics. Faulty manyufacturing may be the cause of your problem. Have you ever taken apart the phone before?
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neogeo
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On 2008-07-08 13:28:52, Sirhackalot wrote:
Surprised to see a phone with metal casings resembled the built quality of plastics. Faulty manyufacturing may be the cause of your problem. Have you ever taken apart the phone before?
taken apart ?
I have only removed the back lid off and on .
mo more then that
anyone thinks that warranty would be able to fix it ? |
strizlow800
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You should try. The warranty might work, but might not... Just give it a go and see.
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neogeo
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On 2008-07-08 18:16:12, strizlow800 wrote:
You should try. The warranty might work, but might not... Just give it a go and see.
how would taking it apart help me ? |
strizlow800
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I didn't tell you to open it apart...
Opening the phone apart needs some experience and it is harder procedure. So if you make even a small misstake you may damage your phone hardware and make it completely dead...
So the best way to fix your problems is to get your phone to service centre and see if the warranty covers them... 
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neogeo
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On 2008-07-08 18:30:58, strizlow800 wrote:
I didn't tell you to open it apart...
Opening the phone apart needs some experience and it is harder procedure. So if you make even a small misstake you may damage your phone hardware and make it completely dead...
So the best way to fix your problems is to get your phone to service centre and see if the warranty covers them...
I did return it on Monday (yesterday).
hope they will fix my 3 issues with it
being:
-overheat
-high frequency sound from speaker
-loose lid
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Sirhackalot
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On 2008-07-08 18:30:58, strizlow800 wrote:
I didn't tell you to open it apart...
Opening the phone apart needs some experience and it is harder procedure. So if you make even a small misstake you may damage your phone hardware and make it completely dead...
So the best way to fix your problems is to get your phone to service centre and see if the warranty covers them...
In his case he probably cross threaded the screw holes causing the phone to seal badly.
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strizlow800
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If they want, they will find a solution to fix it
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neogeo
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would be interesting to hear from someone who owns or have owned one t650i
and see if they had the same lid prob.
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Posted: 2008-07-06 13:35
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