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[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] SYNERGY6:
I ordered this:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07PRMJHV4/ref=ppx_od_dt_b_asin_title_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] Silvering:
https://www.elgiganten.se/product/m...09/huawei-p30-pro-smart-view-flipfodral-svart
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] shaunydub:
It looks nice but I ordered a blue phone so don't want to hide it.
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] NJ72:
I ordered one of the cheapy magnetic glass ones from ebay. Seems well built etc. but waiting for phone to arrive tomorrow before I make a comment on it.
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] ThaDraGun:
I ended up getting this one.

Olixar for Huawei P30 Pro Bumper Case - Hard Tough Slim Cover - [Clear Panel] Design for P30 Pro (2019) - Shock Protection - Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07MNH8FKB

I was going to get one from AliExpress. They looked nice, but we're cheap so probably thin and no protection. Didn't sem right paying a couple bucks for something that is protecting a $1000 phone.

I like this one because you still see the colour and it has good bumper protection if you drop your phone.
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] londonhilton:
I bought the Huawei silicone case, just to have something until I will find a case I really like, and it is standard matte silicone, nice color (I got the blue one), I prefer these matte silicone cases over the glossy plasticky ones, but only as last resort. I paid 15 EUR, which is tiny bit lower than Samsung would charge, which is also nice, but the quality is not as good. Under the power button I can see a thin line where the silicon will slowly tear up, and it has a little bump underneaeth and generally doesn't look and feel very well on the right side.

I just wait for Nilkin air/frosted cases to arrive in my shop, after years of spending money, big money, on cases, I find these cheap Nilkin cases to be the best alternative if there is not a good leather or alcantara OEM alternative. I have both frosted and Air case for my note9, ane the compact size and grip/feel of Frosted cases, and the comfort and design of air cases for 5 damn EUR is unbeatable. I usually also slap a dbrand skin on my phones, don't want to always carry it in a case, but with this huge camera bump on p30p I will likely always have it cased.
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] shaunydub:
I like a case to be not too thick and ruin the shape and feel so until I got my Honor V10 I never used a case but now need one due to risk of child.

Currently I have a semi solid shell and I ordered a similar fro P30P to see how it looks and feels.

I also ordered a couple of different Spiegen cases and one of those open back ones that wraps around the corners.

I'll try them all and return what I don't like.

I don't want to pay €35 for an official Huawei one.
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] Xtreme_Skins:
Anyone fancy using skins to cover their P30 Pro? Hit us up.
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] luxor69:
Spigen for ever! For my latest phone (S9+ and now P30 Pro) I have chosen the Ultra Hybrid Crystal (back in hard plastic and edges in TPU with corners bumpers). With Spigen tempered glass too, the P30 pro is now inside an iron barrel...
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] EnormoDerClown:
Using Spigen Neo Hybrid and i think it is great
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] juliankk:
Spigen Liquid Crystal Clear
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] WM_Rizzo:
Does anyone know of a GOOD case that can double as a stand?
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] qrtnielsen:
Hi Rizzo!

Take a look at Spigen Slim Armor! It has good protection of the photo lenses and a built in stand. Mine has a number L37CS25934

I have used this for quite many years without any trouble.:)

Kurt
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] WM_Rizzo:
Thanks, that looks nice. How does it behave in bus rides?
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] qrtnielsen:
Don't know! I just keep it in a pocket.

Kurt
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] Alcor10:
I use the Ringke Fusion-X. It's clear, blue to contrast with the edges, and has a little strap/phone charm cutout so you can add a wrist strap, or like me, a phone charm. I like these, switched from Spigen to Ringke because of the charm location, but both are great brands!
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] johnnyman25:
I use Huawei official silicone carbon case. It's so awesome.

With tmax tempered glass combo!

P30 Pro 256gb Aurora Power
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] shaunydub:
I am also using this.

I tried the Spiegen but they felt too big.

Fusion X feels thinner and better in the hand while giving good protection.

Very nice clear back looks clearer than silicon cases.
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] sukr:
I am using Ringke Fusion Smoke.
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] Hazzay88:
This looks dope. Great case as it shows the color of the actual phone too
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] shaunydub:
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Exactly, that's part of the reason I like it.

Back is very visible and also clear, I find the silicone ones dull down the colour which this one does not.
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] Hazzay88:
Yes silicone ones do dull over a short period of time. They go yellowish which is definitely annoying
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] mahst68:
+100

It's an awesome case... better than the black silicone & even the smartview case.... only problem is that I never see me using the other cases again! :laugh:
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] desiregeek:
I am waiting for the new Kevlar case to be released this week or next week. I like the Kevlar and Carbon Fiber looks of smartphone cases.
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] IamNumber25:
You can try Spigen, UAG, Otterbox or Supcase
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] bombdog:
In the end I went for two cases, one for when I'm riding my bike to work, the Ringke Fusion-X and the Spigen [Ultra Hybrid] which is slim and shows off the phone.

Both cover the back well, and the buttons are still easy to press. The Ringke protects the screen better than the Spigen, but you can still rest the phone on a table face down, it's just very slim. The Spigen one is also hard to get off sometimes, as it holds on really tight. Both of them have no rainbow streaks, and are fairly cheap so I'm happy :laugh:
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] flibblesan:
I bought the Spigen Ultra Hybrid but I found it to be a fingerprint magnet. Ended up replacing it with a Spigen Liquid Crystal case. Very similar but has microdots so fingerprints, smudges etc don't show up as much as they did on the ultra hybrid.
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] bassdemon58:
I took this one:

https://www.amazon.de/ESR-Glashülle...50361&s=gateway&sprefix=Huawei,aps,154&sr=8-6 I had a Spigen on a P 20 Pro, very hard to get off, thought I break my mobile, Ringke Fusion X on my Mate 20, also a good, but very big, I wanted it complete clear now, so. I like this one very much
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] hunhool:
I have been using this one and I'm quite happy with it. It is also tempered glass screen protector friendly :good:
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] shaunydub:
I thought it would be **** but I ordered a load of different style and brand cases when I got my P30P and this is the one I stuck with.

It does not add much size to the phone, gives great protection and feels good in the hand while providing good clear buttons.

From the front it looks like any other case but blue instead of clear, sure the back may be a little different but the centre are provides a much clearer view of the colour shades than any of the clear ones I tried.
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] alphaod:
Got an plastic "air skin" one that basically a translucent plastic cover. Very low profile. Keeps finger prints off the back and makes it more grippy. I have the "Breathing Crystal" color and it's still very nice even behind the translucent plastic. Got a no-brand one from JD.com in China for $3 shipped, delivered within two hours. Pretty good I think. If I were back in New York, I'd get a similar one on Amazon...

For the screen I got a full coverage curved on that basically only sticks around the edges. For this I went my usual brand Spigen, seems good quality though has this weird dot matrix when the screen is off and viewed from an angle.
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] slasksk:
any feedback? im thinking about that one too
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] Sean09:
There's photos and comments in this thread already. I use this case and am very happy with the profile and protection it offers. No rainbow either.
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] leo_nidas:
i use this https://www.supcase.com/products/huawei-p30-pro-unicorn-beetle-pro-rugged-holster-case

Works good :)
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] sniper666:
hello

i use this one :

https://rhinoshield.fr/pages/shop/H...tegory=solidsuit&collection=solidsuit-android
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] Tedo:
I just bought this https://www.amazon.it/dp/B07P24PSDK cheap and good...
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] PanMarcinPL:
I use Aramid case, it's made from Aramid Fiber (Kevlar), very thin 0,65 mm, lite only 11 grams, but very strong.

This is not a silicone or platter pretending to be carbon, but Aramid, which has such a structure:
[Huawei P30 Pro Accessories] robi10101298:
Hello, can you recommend me a good screen protector for it?
[General Topics] zkyevolved:
Hello everyone :) I'm just wondering what is "better?" To install applications to the MicroSD or to the internal memory? I mean, for example, if it's an application that I rarely use, I'm sure everyone will say "MicroSD" but if it's an application that's constantly in use? What is better? Or does it not make a difference? Does it eat up a lot of memory constantly writing to the micro SD? or does it not make a difference in that sense either?

Do most people install to Micro or Internal Memory?
[General Topics] Menneisyys:
Nope. However, older firmwares may consume a lot (about 5-6M, as opposed to better-optimzied ones with only 500k-1M) of additional RAM memory with the card in. I recommend my previous storage- and firmware updaterelated articles; I've answered all your questions in them.
[General Topics] mchapman007:
Add the poll question "Equally Both" as I split mine between them. There are Apps I have found the run better on main and the ones that don't matter, I put on Memory card.
[General Topics] VirgilWoods:
Likewise. In fact, there are some applications that tell you during installation that it would be better to install them on the device's main memory.
[General Topics] zkyevolved:
Sure! How do I change the poll :)?
[General Topics] 12ka4:
I have read that HTC Diamond isn't having Memory Card Slot...It's really very disappointing. :(
[General Topics] RizwanKhan:
... and this is relevant to the thread how? :)

i like storing most of my apps on memory card as i don't like using system memory not unless a app doesn't work right from sd card.
[General Topics] mrpiggae:
Like most, I put everything on the memory card unless the developer specifically states that it should be installed in main memory.
[General Topics] nahguam:
If it's a program that runs all the time, such as a today plugin, then it would be prudent to install it on internal memory to avoid problems. Everything else can go on the storage card.
[General Topics] dgaud007:
I'm going to disagree with the majority here (as usual...)

I think you should you use as much of the internal memory that is available as possible. Why? First, it is faster to read/write to flash ROM than to MicroSD (flash also). Second, I believe it uses less power. Third, IS THERE AND CAN"T BE USED FOR ANYTHING ELSE! (just like my 401K). I know in ancient times, when I loved my iPaq 2210, you only had RAM memory for both programs to run and storage of files. Then you could adjust a slider to assign or reserve more space either way. But, AFAIK, in my Hermes, they are two physically different memory locations, so why don't use the storage memory? Of course, there should be some free storage memory always available for temp files and other stuff that changes over time.

Anyway, just my opinion.
[General Topics] zkyevolved:
That's exactly what I'd like to know. Is the power usage to R/W onto the SD disk that much higher? Or is it insignificantly low? Also, I agree, a program that CONSTATLY uses the memory card to read / write would MOST LIKELY use more power than installed on the main memory.
[General Questions and Answers] raymondbernard:
Google turns on blue tooth when uploading nuerontest1 file on sqa server ways to in Google phone please help
[LG V35 Guides, News, & Discussion] xela19115:
https://imgur.com/a/t55ZohU

LG LM-V350ULM code is available, version V350ULM10i with February 1, 2019 security updates.
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] lukaspieper:
The system itself runs very well. Also TWRP is very nice in landscape.

Maybe some notes after a short test phase, because your post is not so detailed yet.

Works:

- Encryption (forceencrypt is enabled)

- Clearly better audio quality than in Lineage 14.1 (Yener has already made me aware of my mistake)

- Significantly newer kernel (3.18.115 instead of 3.18.31)

Broken:

- Hall sensor

- selinux (for completeness only)

All in all very good rom. Thank you Yener!
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] Tschumi:
Great work guys! I am waiting for the fingerprint to get fixed and then installing asap.
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] peterCR56:
ROM loaded and running with no problems so far so thanks to [MENTION=9613333]yener90[/MENTION], also thanks to [MENTION=9583233]LumenReaper[/MENTION] for starting the whole ball rolling. one thing I noticed is after doing Format data and wiping system, data and the caches i'm re-encrypted, it's not a major problem though, when i do another update in the future i'll format data again and see if encryption goes away :)

---------- Post added at 04:38 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:38 PM ----------

ROM loaded and running with no problems so far so thanks to [MENTION=9613333]yener90[/MENTION], also thanks to [MENTION=9583233]LumenReaper[/MENTION] for starting the whole ball rolling. one thing I noticed is after doing Format data and wiping system, data and the caches i'm re-encrypted, it's not a major problem though, when i do another update in the future i'll format data again and see if encryption goes away :)
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] lukaspieper:
This rom has force encrypt enabled, so it will not go away ;)
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] peterCR56:
good to know, i thought i missed something :)
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] junkfood666:
:victory: finally
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] nvoll84:
Thank you for doing this!!!

Thank you for working on this device!!! I thought the Tab 4 10 Plus I imported for Korea was never going to see another update after I read the news awhile back. I took the plunge and installed TWRP and rooted my device tonight. I can't wait to get Oreo or even Pie installed on my tablet in the future!
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] Sparkrite:
First off, very well done [MENTION=9613333]yener90[/MENTION] and [MENTION=9583233]LumenReaper[/MENTION], thank you.

Am I correct in thinking that if I flash this to my TB-X704V it should work except for the SIM functions ?

Also are Gapps included?

TIA
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] yener90:
I'm not sure, if X704V works. Try to boot from the recovery, I uploaded, from your pc.

For this switch to bootloader mode and enter fastboot boot twrp.img

If you get on your screen an error like: no dtb found, than your device requires special fix.

Don't try it out then.
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] Sparkrite:
Cheers, for fast reply.

I'll certainly try that out later today and let you know.

EDIT:

Just tried it and booted to your TWRP just fine, nice landscape view BTW.

All appears OK, but while it "saw" the ext SD I couldn't explore it but I could the explore the internal SD.

Just one thing, when I went to exit by rebooting to system, it crashed and just hung there.
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] yener90:
Thats normal. Install twrp and boot to recovery. There it will never freeze.

Try it out. Before you do copy your system files to your pc. Maybe for your device some files are required.
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] Sparkrite:
Just one more thing, as I said, does the ROM have Gapps already installed?

TIA
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] yener90:
Nope

UPDATE

Download

2019-03-30

• fixed fingerprint

• first attemps fixing camera (will take longer than expected...)

ROM Download
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] MiSSigNNo:
I'm thinking on buying this tablet, but I've heard that the 5ghz wifi has some dropouts. Have anyone test it out with this rom with iperf? (Wifi Speed Test app for example)

Also I'm interested to know what issues have been found with the fingerprint. (1 minute before the dev solved it) :)
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] yener90:
Don't buy it please.

Don't support Lenovo. That ******* dont care about their customers.

I just developed that rom, to show that ****** that its not hard to build an Oreo ROM for this nice tablet.
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] MiSSigNNo:
What would you recommend instead?

I come from a CHUWI Hipad that was a complete disaster: really hard to even create a TWRP

I've been looking for other alternatives and essentially we have:

Huawei and Kirin: 0% development with closed Kirin processors

Samsung/LG/Asus/Xiaomi: The cheapest with 3Gb goes for over $250 (there aren't many brands with cheap tablets in fact)

Chuwi, Teclast, ... all are **** brands with Mediatek processors that are even worse than Kirin for dev purposes.

So essentially for under $200 with 3Gb+ RAM there is only one Snapdragon tablet called Lenovo Tab4 10 Plus :)

But the only issue I've found so far reading reviews are the dropouts with 5Ghz WIFI AC band.
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] yener90:
Hehehe I also had a Chuwi Tablet and was a disaster . 5GHz was solved with latest update.

Xiaomi Mi Pad 4 Plus sounds nice for me. Xiaomi also has a much better support. It came out after my Lenovo Tablet. If that would be available than, I would buy Xiaomi.
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] ashus:
Thanks for this. Great job.

Can we have R/W system? AdAway freezes when trying to overwrite system hosts file. Basically I would be happy with your first release supporting hosts file linked to other path either even without fingerprint or camera support.
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] MiSSigNNo:
Yeah, I like Xiaomi Mi Pad 4 Plus, the problem is that the cheapest in my country is for $400, if I buy in Aliexpress it goes for nearly $300... and I found this tablet for just $180 (half the price!) in Amazon :)

I understand that most brand OS support is **** (including Samsung), and I definitely have a Xiaomi Pocophone F1 because they have a really great support not only in ROM dev, but good prices for replacements (screens and all that).

But If they have solved the 5Ghz issue, then I believe that we should even try in the future to go for official Lineage 16 as they did on the oldie Yoga Tab 3 Plus :)
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] KainXSS:
I use this one because whenever I try the ones on this thread or the newer thread I get a Too Many Links error after trying to boot with fastboot. Trying to flash with fastboot gave a black screen until the rom reverted back to the stock recovery because its script. When trying to flash lineage I could not get it to flash because I think whoever built this TWRP configured their device differently so the device check fails.
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] Daniel4Aloha:
TB-X704A

Aloha acidsweet,

Were you able to find Root instructions and a ROM for your TB-X704A? I also have a Lenovo TB-X704A and trying to find Root instructions and a ROM for it. I have spent a few hours scouring these threads for a solution but am a bit consfused. I would really appreciate hearing back from you.

Thanks,

Daniel
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] ThithaBhitha:
Tab 4 "8" plus compatibility

Hey. I have a Lenovo tab 4 8 plus (tb-8704x). I was wondering if this ROM is compatible for my tablet as there is no custom ROM for this device and the stock ROM is boring. I guess both are have the same specs.

Thanks in advance:good:

BTW your ROM is epic
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] yener90:
There is some kind of proctection, which I really don't know, where it comes from.

Kernel is from CAF, system from LineageOS. There is nothing from Lenovo.

Only in recovery mode you can write to system. On fastboot and normal mode its impossible.

Samsung is a really good brand. You get 3 years support and every month an update.

Lenovo brought every 3 months an update, which lead to malfunction. They fixed it after 6 months, after 2 updates. Completely 7.... They told us we would get Oreo, then they brought out Oreo for the cheap models. 10 Plus users were really disappointed. Its your decision, but they are really ****'''''''. I dont think we will get Pie update next time. My works based on lenovo msm8953 kernel and currently there is not so much movement there. And it will never be offical. I'm just happy that it works.
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] MiSSigNNo:
Yes, this is true, but Samsung hardly ever supports further upgrades within the same version. It's not like MIUI that with one mobile you might see 1 or 2 or even 3 major upgrades (its possible to go from Android 7 to 9). With Samsung luckily you will go from 7 to 8... this is why I prefer to try to mod myself or trust in the dev community with alt ROMs...

How do you think vladimiroltean got to support L16 in the oldie MSM8976 with the Yoga Tab 3 Plus?

BTW: I've bought the Tab4, I will be testing this ROM as soon as it arrives :)
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] kettcar_germany:
Wow! I've been waiting for this - works totally fine for me. Much better than stock ROM.

Thanks yener90!
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] rorzer:
I've got a similar problem. I tried installing the Magisk 17.1 r/w patch from here, but got stuck in a boot loop and had to clean install to get the tablet to boot again.

Does anyone know if there is a working 18.1 patch that we could use?

---------- Post added at 04:04 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:02 PM ----------

Great work on the ROM so far!

Is there any way that I can thank you financially? Buy you a coffee or whatever? [MENTION=9583233]LumenReaper[/MENTION] too. I'd given up on my TB-X704F getting any Root/Recovery/ROM let alone support from L*n*v*

---------- Post added at 04:33 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:04 PM ----------

The magisk module over here worked for me on stock rooted and with [MENTION=6347536]matshias[/MENTION] TWRP. Perhaps there is something in this module that can help you set System R/W by default?
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] david75sk:
Does this solve exFat support? Thank you.
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] Sparkrite:
Interesting comment. I applaud anyone you takes the time and effort to offer end users a choice of firmware and have experimented many times over the years with non stock ROMs.

So I am very curious to know in what way(s) as you have stated, is it much better that stock ROM ?

Thanks in advance.
[Thinkpad Tablet Android Development] kettcar_germany:
Well, just the reasons for me:

1. Smoother user experience (this is obviously subjective)

2. Less use of system space, corresponding with the possibility of using the Google Apps you want and need (maybe you could achieve this also with debloating stock ROM). One of the things I really hate with Windows, too.

3. Up to date security patches. One of the most important things to me and one of the most critical things in the Android world. Abandoned systems which get no software support anymore. I think you can count the updates for this tablet on one hand. These models have a lifespan of around two years with the behavior of the manufacturers. And that really annoys me.

So I'm really thankful for all the guys (and gals) who do this in their spare time. For a custom ROM, for a kernel that extends battery time, for a powerful recovery. :good: