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[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] bobby janow:
I see, I think. lol. So when you are not traveling you don't even want phone calls right? I'm not familiar with international calling and sims. You use the international sim for data and calls? With your home sim active abroad do you get phone calls on that while traveling or do you disable that to avoid international calling fees? I'm just, obviously, a little confused. Nonetheless, on your Nokia does that have dual standby or single standby? Because on the Pixel 3 you can only use one sim at a time which probably would suit your purposes. On the Nokia do you actually disable the physical sim or simply transfer activation to the eSim? I always thought disabling the physical sim inactivates it.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] bienyu:
I'll explain my condition. For simplicity, I'll omit the physical SIM and eSIM term so it's just SIM.

[At Abroad]

I'm using local SIM card when travelling abroad for data and call, usually I go for 1-3 months so local SIM is my preferred way.

My home SIM is used for any OTP for account and banking, no making/receiving call on home SIM due to international call rate.

So in this condition, I will use DSDS.

[At Home]

I'll disable my abroad SIM, because it's no use.

My home SIM definitely will be on all the time.

In this condition, I will disable the other SIM and only have single standby

My Nokia phone have DSDS with dual nano SIM (physical of course). You can see in the attached image, you can enable/disable any SIM (now it's empty but it can be done). And no, disable the physical SIM just turn off the radio for that SIM only same like disable the eSIM (you need to erase eSIM to deactivate it).
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] bobby janow:
That's very interesting. So you actually have 2 physical sim slots in the Nokia and not an eSim. I wonder if that's what allows you to turn off one without actually disabling the sim. It's basically disabling the slot where the sim resides. On the 3a you can disable data but I don't see how you can temporarily disable the slot entirely. I wonder if the iPhone has that ability. (It looks like it does but that's questionable)
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] Uzephi:
Settings > Network and internet > mobile network. Select the network. Mine has an option to turn off that carrier's eSIM. I don't have dual SIM on right now to see if it turns off all eSIMs programmed.

Hope that helps. It didn't erase my eSIM and it turned back on without issue.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] bobby janow:
I completely missed that "use sim" at the top, nice catch. But I don't have that option on the physical sim (Verizon) My only option there is to turn off mobile data.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] thesebastian:
Do you how much the battery is impacted by using dual SIM?

I have one of my two phones resting at home and only check it on Fridays (I don't like to carry two phones when travelling for work)
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] bobby janow:
Zero impact.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] thesebastian:
Amazing. I thought it was going to be like 5-10% at least

Thanks!
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] bobby janow:
If we had two radios I believe you'd be correct. But one radio draws the same.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] thesebastian:
What that's it mean? Can the phone receive SMS/calls from both Sims ? Or you can only enable one at a time? (Example if I use two different carriers)
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] bobby janow:
Dsds is dual standby, meaning both sims can receive SMS and phone calls while on standby. When one SIM is active on a call the other is unavailable temporarily. SMS will always come through as far as I can tell. With two radios both sims are active all the time and you can put one call on hold when the other one rings and even conference them in.

There are very few phones with two radios. Probably one reason is battery drain and another perhaps cost. Dsds works great and is most likely all we need. If you need dual active, ie two radios, you just might want to go with two phones which is a pain. I know I've done it before dsds.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] thesebastian:
Ah ok didn't even know that other more advanced scenario existed.

Thanks
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] mkdr:
That is total nonsense of course. It of course will have an impact, especially if the two cards use different frequencies. There need to have a seperate connection being opened which draws more energy.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] bobby janow:
Real world experiences say you're wrong. No battery drain at all.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] mkdr:
Does anyone know if German o2 carrier eSIM works with the Pixel 3a? Some people suggest it works some it doesnt... also, how easy/fast can you switch between the esim+sim for data? How easy can you select esim for data and vice versa? Can you also deactivate a sim if you dont need it?
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] bobby janow:
O2 says that eSim will be supported on the P3 and iPhones by end of September. I'd call to make sure or head over to Reddit and ask for confirmation. You need to go into the menus to switch data defaults. It's not difficult and only takes a few seconds. There are a bunch of data options you can choose from with respect to which sim to use and if you can get data while using one or the other. I believe you cannot deactivate the physical sim currently but there was a thread a week or so ago about deactivating the eSim. I'll look for it a little later if you can't find it.

Sim options: https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=80458407&postcount=49

O2 eSim: https://www.gizmodo.co.uk/2019/09/o2s-launching-esim-services-for-iphones-and-the-pixel-3/
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] mkdr:
Is there some toggle widget you can switch Data usage between esim <-> sim easily and quick back and forth?
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] bobby janow:
Not that I've seen but it's a good idea. I'd also like to see a toggle that will allow quick switch for phone calls rather than going into the menu or leaving "ask everytime" on.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] Rudi154:
No problems with O2 eSIM. Changing sim for data or calls is also working.

You can deactivate only the eSIM for now. For the physical SIM unfortunately it is not possible.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] zhtlancer:
In standby mode, there's no constant connection with the towers however, only when you have data connection or voice call connected.

But theoretically DSDS does draw significantly more energy in some cases, for example if you are travelling in moving vehicle and both line would need to register with new towers pretty frequently.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] thesebastian:
Damn this makes me doubt if I should start using DSDS in my Pixel 4.

I take the train every day to work.

If my battery starts draining more, I'll have to rollback from eSIM to SIM one of the two.

Sent from my Pixel 4
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] bobby janow:
No drain at all. Previous post is nonsense
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] casabel:
In case of a esim, a factory reset will make the esim unusable and need to go again to the carrier to activate?
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] ttkyles:
finally. got it working
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] ttkyles:
:good:
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] n1kolaa:
Workin well here with https://www.globaltel.rs/esim using it as data backup card. Can i have more than 1 saved so i can switch them?
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] bobby janow:
No. Only one esim.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] n1kolaa:
Look there is add more
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] bobby janow:
Try it. Curious. I thought it would disable the current one but you never know.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] n1kolaa:
My main sim on contract is now esim, you can have more than one on phone but one can be active at the time.
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] bobby janow:
So it does disable the second eSim meaning only 2 active lines at once, right?
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] n1kolaa:
It disable second esim, you can switch it im settings. You can have 1 normal sim active and one esim
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] blksith0:
There was one detail earlier this thread I want clarification on:

When shopping for a 3a, and choosing a correct model that supports dual sim, the box will have two IMEI numbers? Is it safe to simply buy a used a G020G if I can't verify this on the box? I know to avoid the Verizon model, but is any G020G model a safe bet?
[Google Pixel 3a Guides, News, & Discussion] bobby janow:
Personally I'd like to see the startup screen where it says put in sim or use your esim option. Then you should be good to go. If it only says put in your sim then you have a VZW phone and avoid it. 2 IMEI should do it but that could be forged perhaps. How about the IMEI beginning with a 99 and not a 35?
[Magisk] Neff_V:
As of September 10th, all European credit card holders will be required to verify their identity by PSD2 (Payment Service Directive 2) when making online purchases. This is done via "Verified by Visa" or "Mastercard Identiy Check".

Unfortunately, as in my example, it is not possible to activate "Verified by Visa" with root.

I use the app "DKB" (It's a German Bank).

With MagiskHide I can hide root successfully from the app and register me and do my online banking. Unfortunately, there's one thing that doesn't work. According to a bank employee, the integrated "Verified by Visa" uses a different root detection. Therefore it is not possible to activate this.

I think this will also affect many other European banks.

Has anyone already found a solution?
[Magisk] IanPayne2:
Hi there! It's been a while. Are there any updates on this? Did you figure out how to make it work?
[Magisk] duke_mac_l:
Today I tryed to run the DKB-Banking app in Island.

I successfully registered the device in VISA secure.

After that I started the app without using Island. I checked the Visa Secure status and it told me another device is registered. So I tryed to register again and it went with success.

You can download Island from playstore.

Give it a try. Maybe it will also work for you.

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[Samsung Gear S3] rogerperk:
Since the update I can't find how to adjust my exercise timer on specific exercises, like the Elliptical. The time shows and it counts down but I can't adjust it to a longer time. Have we lost that?
[Samsung Gear S3] rogerperk:
So... No ideas? Disappointing.
[Huawei Y6 Questions & Answers] Mr Creosote:
I hope someone can please help me with this, I've been given a Huawei phone to see if I can fix it. I'm completely new to Huawei phones, and this seems to be a particularly obscure model. In the about section in the settings menu, it's described as Huawei Y6 Pro 2017. It's a dual sim model, and the model number is SLA-TL10. Build number is SLA-TL10C636B140

When I google search for Huawei SLA-TL10, I find a completely different phone, and when I search for Y6 Pro, I find completely different model numbers.

It definitely has UK, or at least European, firmware, it has a full set of google apps including the play store.

Most of the time it won't connect to a mobile network with either SIM slot. Sometimes it does, but only when there's a 2G network available. For instance it will connect to EE with a E signal, it will detect a giffgaff (O2) signal but won't get a data connection, and it doesn't detect 3 network at all.

I can't find enough out about this phone to establish if this is likely to be a firmware problem, or if I should skip straight to opening the thing up and seeing if one of the antennae isn't connected properly.

It doesn't look like the IMEI has become corrupt, it returns the correct IMEI numbers for both SIM slots. The baseband version does look a bit strange though, it just says 00006,00006 I'm not sure if that's normal?

Is it possible to do something similar to what I would do with a Samsung phone, where I would flash the baseband/modem file with odin? If so, how would I find the baseband file, and what would I use to flash it?

Thanks.

edit: I've been told now that it was bought in Hong Kong, so I guess the firmware is international English? It defaults to English when I factory reset it.
[General Questions and Answers] nathstahh:
Hi guys,

Since I put resurrection Remix 5 8 5 on my phone my NFC does not work and I need it to for paying on buses etc. Could someone point me in the direction of flashable zips for my phone model Moto E4 Plus XT1771 please? Then I can flash it in TRWP and use my NFC capabilities once more.

I also have the same problem for bluetooth.

Thanks,

Nathan
[Xiaomi Mi 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] Camerado:
Sorry, it was fake (((
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] bluegizmo83:
Any recommendations for an alternative 30W wall charger (confirmed working with the Rog Phone 2) that's cheaper than the $50 official charger?
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] cypherflowgamingnation:
Search this on Amazon. Works great for about $35!

Anker 30W PIQ 3.0 & GaN Tech Power Delivery USB C Charger, PowerPort Atom III Slim Compact Type-C Charger for iPhone 11/11 Pro / 11 Pro Max/XR/XS/Max, Galaxy, Pixel, MacBook and More
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] Annie the Eagle:
Does any USB PD charger work at the full 30W (provided it can give the right juice)
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] stealthj:
I believe so. how many volts is it charging at to get that 30 watts? 3amps at 10 volts?

I am not sure if my pixelbook charger is charging at the maximum 30 watts
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] whitegoh:
What is the model name?
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] JazonX:
Did you test it?

I tried a Baseus 45W Charger with PD and it couldn't enable Hypercharging.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] EpicGtab:
Honestly, I think only the note 10+ 45w charger can support the hypercharge because the 30w charger is 10v 3a at peak. Soooo most chargers with PD 3.0 scales 5v 3a 9v 3a 12 3a 15v 3a 20v 2a. Note 10+ 45w peaks at 10v 4.5a so most likely that's the only charger you can buy as a alternative.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] cypherflowgamingnation:
How do I test hypercharging?
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] harveen.oberoy:
Anyone from india tried the 30w charger?

Rog 2 has just been released officially in india as well. Went out of stock in 10minutes.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] Annie the Eagle:
Can anyone send me a photo of their phone while HyperCharging with the 30W charger? Like the battery icon and the lock screen?

When I plug in with a crappy charger, you just get the usual lightning bolt on the battery icon. If you plug in to a standard fast charger, you get a Lightning Bolt with a "+" above it. And when you charge with a USB PD charger (I'm using an Anker) it has two "+" above it like "++", it doesn't say "HyperCharge" or whatever on lock screen though, unlike OnePlus which says "Warp Charging" on the lock screen
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] stealthj:
I can't find any other charger that does the 10v 3amp that the asus one does. But I think with my quick charge 4 charger, its charging at 27 watts = 9v 3amps

I don't have a charger that does 10 volts though.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] Vixiebalistic:
Yes, if you have proprietary 30W ROG charger you will see "Hypercharge" text above fingerprint sensor in lockscreen state and additional thunderbolt sign next to battery icon in status bar... No more "+" or "++".

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I think you wont find any 3rd party charger that support asus hypercharge, at least for now... I bought 45w BASEUS charger that support QC 4 and PD 3 but it didnt work... I bought again 2 different C to C cable but still didnt work either.. And i end up buying the 30w ROG charger, and with any C to C cable i got hypercharge working.... Fyi, the phone will only charged at 25watt wheres th 5watt remain will be used to power up attached accessories like aero fan cooler.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] tomislaw12:
How long charging your Baseus ?
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] JazonX:
Any luck on finding a Hypercharge Charger yet?
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] hkbazzi:
Guys for 3 watts, it's totally not worth it. 27 watts is more than enough. The difference would be minimal if not noticeable. Save your money and don't fall for the marketing of "Hypercharge" numbers don't lie.

If you have the Asus 30 Watt charger, great.

If you don't, grab any other charger that can do 27 watts or more if the price is right.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] Thugsin313:
I have ordered the below linked charger and cable from AliExpress, will share the charging results once i receive them...

Currently i am using the 40w charger that came with my huawei p30 pro, but apparently it charges the ROG at 18w max....

SAR 15.53 55%OFF | KUULAA Quick Charge 4.0 3.0 36W USB Charger PD 3.0 Supercharge Fast Charging Phone Charger For Xiaomi Mi 9 8 iPhone X XR XS Max

https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/qVyQ5BEY

SAR 3.81 72%OFF | KUULAA USB Type C to USB C Cable For Xiaomi Mi 8 9 60W PD QC 4.0 USBC Fast Charge USB-C For Macbook Samsung Galaxy S10 S9 Type-C

https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/d4o07x76
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] scum2000:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Belkin-Boo...ords=belkin+qc4+charger&qid=1573671104&sr=8-3

I can confirm no hyper charging with this one :(

Only gets up to 14.9W and "++"
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] stealthj:
the 45 watt pixelbook charger is charging at 9v 2amp only= 18 watts which is QC 2.0 speeds

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That looks like a quick charge 3.0 charger.

QC3 only goes up to 18 watts
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] scum2000:
Tried another charger

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B079FW6B7G/ref=ya_aw_od_pi?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Got up to 15.4W this time but still no hyper charging, just "++". The 18W Asus is still the best I got with over 16W output. I'm not giving up though.

Testing another tomorrow lol
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] pewpewze:
Please let me know how the chargers performs, ty!
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] JazonX:
Thanks a lot for sharing your results, reviews!
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] scum2000:
Another non starter.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B07VCRW83F?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

Only 9.4W.

I'm ordering an official 30W but it'll take a week as it's got to come from France to the UK. :(
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] kjvikram06:
I don't think any PD 3.0 or QC 4.0 will work with 10w3a other than the Asus 30w charger.

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Hello, can you confirm it is charging at 27W with a 3rd party charger? Because someone said they tried charging with a 40W pixel book charger and it ended up charging at 18W.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] stealthj:
I believe that was me haha. The Pixelbook charger does not support QC4 protocols so it just charges back at usb PD 2.0 9V 2amp I believe.

I am starting to think the 10v 3amp might be proprietary Asus technology. The closest we will get is to use a QC4 compatible charger.

I am waiting for the results of one user here who purchased a block that does QC4/PD3
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] kjvikram06:
Ended up ordering the 30W Asus charger from AliExpress. Will get it in about a month. Will post results soon after.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] soullinker20:
is it safe to use my samsung 45w charger to pixel 4 xl?
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] uygar2580:
I'm too looking for QC4.0 charger about 2 weeks, this page should be great if we can find a cheaper solution. Official rog charger way too expensive...
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] EpicDom:
I'm personally just using the plug for the Razer phone. It's not overly fast. Probably over an hour and 30 minutes? But it's still faster than the 4 hours I was waiting on normal charge. I'm fine with this alternative.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] uygar2580:
Just received Baseus 45w PD/qc4.0 wall charger and baseus 2mt PD cable type-c to type-c. Charging at 9.2v and 1.54A which shows on itself screen.

Baseus 45W LCD Display USB Charger with Quick Charge 4.0 3.0 For Redmi Note 7 QC3.0 PD Fast Phone Charger For iPhone 11 Pro Max

https://a.aliexpress.com/Oxo70mhT9
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] mortaliz:
Anyone tried this one?
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] raimondomartire:
Hypercharge is 7.5v 4a. Asus cable it's special 4a cable
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] eliora6690:
[IMG="ROG Hypercharge screen"]https://ecs7.tokopedia.net/img/cache/600/attachment/2019/11/18/image85952010-a863-4fa3-8ab6-d0688ecb579c/image85952010-a863-4fa3-8ab6-d0688ecb579c_3d288f3a-b3d3-4401-828a-3efa5cf13d60.jpg[/IMG]
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] fethi2:
I have Huawei 40W wall adapter and cable, does not trigger hypercharge, it even does not supercharge.

However Note 10 Plus' charger and Anker IQ charger triggers fast charging.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] spine6:
Because huawei does not support QC 4 while Note 10+ and anker charger supports it.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] Ansticexvi:
Just wanted to ask if this would work?

https://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/mobile-accessories/phones/45w-usb-c-fast-charging-wall-charger-white-ep-ta845xwegus/
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] raimondomartire:
Anyone have tester oneplus 7 pro charger?
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] dorianmtz:
Another non-go: Nintendo Switch charger only does 10W (5V 2A), tried the 21674 Monoprice Obsidian Series USB Type-C Wall Charger_ 45W - it charges at 18W, and also tried a couple Anker 30W chargers - same thing only 18W. Has anybody found a car charger that will do 30W? Asus doesn't seem to have anything listed.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] shane fernandes:
Yes... It does not hypercharge
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] IICuttingEdgeII:
QC3/PD3 vs QC4/PD3

I don't really wanna spend more than £35 on a charger, so was wondering how much faster QC4 is than QC3. I found a couple chargers but the QC4 one was around £40, and was thinking that if its not much different than I can just get the QC3. People who have the QC3 at 9V 3A, how long does it take to charge? Does anyone have links to a reliable charger that they've tested that's relatively cheap (£20~£30)?
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] Josef997:
here is 38$

the official adapter 30w

giztop .com

find in the search

//official-30w-adapter-and-usb-c-cable-kit

:good:
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] Karettu89:
Guys does 27 watt charger work on rog 2 ?
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] stealthj:
QuickCharge 3.0 can only go up to 18 watts, so it will max out at the 9v 2amp spec on our devices. I use my old pixel chargers with PD spec and they work fine at 18 watts. Our phones support most specs for charging so I think thr samsung note and galaxy chargers work as well.. my pixel C charger charges at 5v 3 amps and my phone sucks up 15 watts from that just fine. I have not been able to find a cheap QC4.0 charger to get yet. $38 is a bit much for the fast charger. I usually only have to charge over night with this device.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Accessories] IICuttingEdgeII:
Hey, thanks for replying,

I found that charger and would buy it, but the thing is, I'm from the UK and so to use it I would need an adaptor and I don't really want the extra bulk. I've tried looking for the official charger with the UK adaptor, but I can't find it at all.

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I guess that's good to hear. How long does your rog take to charge? I found this 27W QC4.0 adaptor by Belkin and it seems decent. I guess unless the 30W charger is waaay faster, I could just get the 18W. I also heard that quick charging can be bad for the battery but I haven't researched it so it may just be a load of rubbish.

Can't submit links because I'm new but if you go on amazon uk and search belkin 27w qc4, its the first one that comes up.