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Yes! I have a 3a and it has kept me using pixels mainly for this reason. #2 reason is the Polycarbonate unibody. Happy to see they are keeping it in future it
by nemacol 6y ago
Yes! I have a 3a and it has kept me using pixels mainly for this reason. #2 reason is the Polycarbonate unibody.
Happy to see they are keeping it in future iterations of the 'a' series.
- gopalv 6y ago> I have a 3a and it has kept me using pixels mainly for this reason Same here - I held onto my Pixel 1 & only jumped to 3A when it came out. Mostly it was that I had an existing wired setup fitted to my ears, but the real reason to hate BT was that I wasn't always charging them up. The airpods style charging case + a charging mat might have solved those problems, but the charger was more annoying than the wires themselves. I happily use bluetooth in the car, which doesn't have the same sort of "did I forget to charge it?" problems.
- xmprt 6y agoIronically I'm in the opposite boat where I use bluetooth almost always except for when I'm in my car and wire it to the AUX. That's probably because my car is really old but also because it's nice to not carry my phone around everywhere when I'm listening to something. With bluetooth I just leave the phone on the table and can move around the house pretty freely.
- thaumasiotes 6y agoI have a 3a and it's mostly fine. But an obvious problem is that the touchscreen is activated by my leg. I had to actually lock the lockscreen just to prevent the phone from constantly opening random apps and providing random input.
- nemacol 6y agoI have this issue as well. What do you mean "lock the lockscreen"
- thaumasiotes 6y agoApply a pattern or code-based lock to make it difficult to activate the phone. It's a security setting.
- nemacol 6y agoI have a x digit code. I need a lock screen for my lock screen - to stop me from hitting play on spotify, audible, libby, pocketcast, etc.