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[Motorola Razr 5G Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Please, no "that's what she said" jokes. Rate this thread to express how you think the Motorola Razr 5G feels in-hand. A higher rating indicates that it's comfortable to hold for long periods of time, even in one hand. Resist the urge to say "TWSS" just now. Seriously.

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[Motorola Razr 5G Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Are you comfortable in your own skin? Is your phone comfortable in its skin? Rate this thread to express how you deem the skin on the Motorola Razr 5G. A higher rating indicates that you love it: it adds just the right amount of features, it's visually pleasing, and overall it's additive to the experience. If this is a Nexus phone (you didn't think we hand-wrote all of these prompts, did you?) then use this rating to indicate how the latest version of Android looks to you.

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[Motorola Razr 5G Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Rate this thread to express how well you can see the Motorola Razr 5G's display outdoors. In case you've been playing Minecraft for 18 months straight, you might not known how to get outside anymore. Well, find the door and walk through it. A higher rating indicates that it has very high maximum brightness and thus fantastic outdoor visibility in direct sunlight.

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[Motorola Razr 5G Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
How well do you know your fifty shades of grey? Rate this thread to express how good the Motorola Razr 5G's display contrast is. A higher rating indicates that black is true black, rather than a very dark gray.

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[Motorola Razr 5G Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
If you're colorblind, please disregard this thread. Rate this thread to express how you deem the color saturation and accuracy of the Motorola Razr 5G's display. A higher rating indicates that you think that color accuracy is very high and saturation is excellent.

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[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] sachindhopade:
i have a big pro , i soft reset my htc tytn , and now it is not passing the windows logo stage , it is not even getting sync with pc how to format it , plz help me
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] ultramag69:
Hold the two soft keys (top buttons above the green dialer and red hang-up keys) down and use the stylus to reset.. Hold all the buttons in until it says to reset back to factory. Press r on the slideout keyboard and then press the space bar...

Make sure you put Hard SPL on your phone though (if you haven't already)... If something happens that Hard reset can't fix, like it goes to tri-colour screen (bootloader) this may not help... Then you may need to reflash an os.

Read up on this Here - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=296722

Cheers...:D
[Motorola Razr 5G Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
The Motorola Razr 5G has a crazy crisp display. Just kidding, this is automated text so who knows if this screen is any good. So, you be the judge! A higher rating indicates that it's extremely sharp and clear, and that you cannot see pixels with your naked eye.

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[Motorola Razr 5G Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
You don't want to give your significant other yet another reason to yell at you while you're reading XDA in bed. Rate this thread to express what you think of the Motorola Razr 5G's display minimum dimness. A higher rating indicates that the display can get extremely dim, ideal for reading in very dark environments.

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[Motorola Razr 5G Real Life Review] mdmogren:
Still too bright.
[Motorola Razr 5G Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
When you call granny, does she keep saying "Huh?! Wut?!" or does the conversation flow pretty well? Rate this thread to express how you feel about the Motorola Razr 5G's call quality. A higher rating indicates that calls are clear and crisp, and that regardless of background noise, you can hear the other party clearly (and with ample volume) and they can hear you.

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[Motorola Razr 5G Real Life Review] LormaD:
After 6 months of use, the TX was so poor, that it rendered the phone useless. I sounded to the other person(s) on the call, like a first generation digital phone with and undeveloped network (warble, under water digital echo with cutting out).

Motorola has had the phone in there possession for 7 working days and they have not even begun to work on it.
[Motorola Razr 5G Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Rate this thread to express how you think the Motorola Razr 5G's Wifi performs. A higher rating indicates that it has excellent range, throughput, and signal strength. Like when you're taking a dump in the bedroom upstairs, do your videos have to buffer or do they come through without interruption?

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[Motorola Razr 5G Real Life Review] andusenpai:
I'm coming from a OnePlus 7 Pro. Wifi performance on my RAZR is significantly worse, but I don't mind because I live in a 5G area. Generally it takes longer to connect and has trouble staying connected at ranges my OP7 had no issue with.
[Motorola Razr 5G Real Life Review] teddyearp:
Interesting way to arrange reviews. I agree wholly with the avoe. In fact, the WiFi, Cellular, and GPS on this device is very very disappointing especially considering it is a Motorola, who used to the king of signal. Well, they have been de-throned with this one.
[Motorola Razr 5G Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
We know how much you like to stream, ahem, "videos", and so cellular data is mega-important. Rate this thread to express how you think the Motorola Razr 5G's LTE performs. A higher rating indicates that it's fantastic: throughput is excellent and signal strength is top-notch.

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[General Topics] Nixeus:
Hi,

I would like to add a programme which be launch at windows startup , on my cooked rom !

So, need i to simply copy the file on \windows\startup directory in a initflashfiles.txt, or need i to use a regsitry value ?

great thanks :)

Nixeus
[General Topics] Menneisyys:
\windows\startup is the easiest. Juyst make sure you copy a lnk file (not an exe) only so that it can be removed when not needed any more

also read my Safe Mode Bible for more info on what happens when booting in, including other ways of starting apps
[General Topics] Nixeus:
Great thanks, i will teste to copye a lnk on the startup folder !
[General Topics] Nixeus:
Can toy please give me an example of the code in the initflashfiles.txt because i have copy my LNK on the windows\startup ( on my initflashfiles.txt) and when i flash, i don't have my lnk fil one my startup folder :(

I don't understand where is my error :(

Thanks a lot !
[Motorola Razr 5G Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Proper etiquette aside (hint: don't use speakerphone while doing your "business" in a public bathroom), rate this thread to express how you think the Motorola Razr 5G's speakerphone performs. A higher rating indicates that you love it: it's loud and it's clear.

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[Sony Xperia 5 II Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Yes, yes, it's possible to love a phone. Heck, you sleep next to it, don't you? Rate this thread to indicate your love for the Sony Xperia 5 II, all things considered. A higher rating indicates that the Sony Xperia 5 II is an incredible phone that you enjoy tremendously. You love it. :o

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[Sony Xperia 5 II Real Life Review] Deleted member 11223717:
I don't love inanimate objects and I don't sleep with my phone next to me. I turn it off when I go to bed. But, by listing what I don't like you can see how much I like.

The Xperia 5 ii is far too slippery and difficult to hold without a case. I haven't found a case that protects the phone but still allows the shutter button to operate smoothly. The fingerprint reader works fine for me but I would prefer one mounted on the back of the phone like the old Pixels.

One surprise I really like is the option to charge up to 80% and then automatically shut off.

What I really miss is more instructions on using the pro app.

Rather than love, I would consider the fun factor. I'm having a lot of fun taking photos with the Sony Xperia 5 ii. Of course, reading the news is depressing but I go take photos and feel better.

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[Sony Xperia 5 II Real Life Review] doggydog2:
x5ii quick story

having had last flagship for already 4 long months, evaluated available flagships in a big theoretical matrix, and this phone won along with 8Pro which i already have. X1ii is a flop thanks to shocking 60hz screen and rated way worse. Hoping to get the light phone, without notch and with all the classic features i bought it. Returned after 1 day:

21:9 makes display small, eyes suffered straight away, also the brightness isn't great..i can reduce font and display size to minimum on 1+ and still see better than X5ii with increased font

size 6.1" is on par with Galaxy S7/8/9 cubic meter wise, e.g. S10 would have much bigger display

ultra slippery hard to pick hard to hold body.. absolutely unusable without fat ugly case.. maybe maybe X1ii flat frame is better?

unwanted keypresses thanks to buttons spread everywhere and unwanted unlocks thanks to fingerprint acting after touch

almost impossible to swipe from the edge was the major showstopper, also triggering SideSense was super difficult...i've spent hours testing this to no avail and it was the return reason

very bland OS feels vanilla on one side, but also feels cheap and sad..Win app exists but can't backup no more.. so no extras.. no Dex, phone to PC sync or something

very weird selfie pics

no wireless charging was very difficult to abandon

what was cool:

no gray backbleeding like on every Samsung/Oneplus OLED, say what!

cam trigger...special button will not only launch camera but also start shooting.. it also acts like focus because it intercepts half press

Sony variant of Samsung SmartStay is fantastic. keeps phone unlocked while you look at it and this time it works because using sensors.. Never heard of it but it's super cool

SideSense is a good improvement as it brings multiwindow back..but the requirement is to activate is easily and that doesn't happen because of display edges on a flat phone

fingerprint unlock was perfect if it was easier to locate.. maybe black version doesn't help it, or you need a case with contrasting color

massive code support unlike Samsung, counted 4* AptX for example

tiniest status bar ever saw, notchless.. gives extra space

what a lesson.. despite hoping to prove otherwise i learned punchhole isn't that bad, fingerprint under display isn't worse, big display is beneficial despite weight (crying), and curved display is also great. and Oneplus has the best flagship even one year later, easily dwarfing all those Ultras.
[Sony Xperia 5 II Real Life Review] WarVic:
I had similar, rather unfortunate experience with Xperia 5 II. My biggest hope was impressive camera system performance which appeared to be impossible to satisfy with. I gave good 4 weeks run to this phone but unfortunately it didn't deliver what I wanted.

I mean Photo Pro camera app is really cool and hardware specs are more than sufficient to have outstanding photos but in reality the camera experience is rather hit or miss especially in not ideal light conditions. In other words, I didn't see highest quality photos whatever hard I tried. Tinkering with Lightroom (manual photo editing) is rather waste of time when it comes to smartphones camera. Absence of AI is a big omission regardless of opinion of Sony fanboys.

Other things I disliked in this phone where mentioned already are as follows:

- I expected much better battery life from it compared to my Pixel 4. In reality it's just not that great at all,

- accidental buttons triggering in the pocket (I was pissed off with it to be honest),

- missing Wireless charging and 3D Face unlock,

- not good enough selfie camera and still subbar camera performance overall (old Pixel 4 with outdated hardware does better job),

- low screen brightness at sunny day outdoor conditions.

So sorry Sony but please try harder next time when you're about to release $1000 or so phone.
[Sony Xperia 5 II Real Life Review] Deleted member 11223717:
I am irritated when someone knows their comments are flawed so the insult anyone who comments in advance. The Sony Xperia 5 II is the first Sony phone--or camera--I've ever bought. I had the Huawei P40 pro which is sitting on a shelf.

I recognize that the Huawei is a "computational photography" force and the Xperia is, by choice, not. I also recognize that many, perhaps most people, need and enjoy an automatic camera. Life is better for them when the device has AI and computational photography and their skills and abilities are limited. So, I value both as devices meeting a need.

Now, specifics.

---Battery life. I set my phone with the charging option of stopping charging at 80%. I usually end the day with at least 50% left. I'm very happy with the speed of recharging.

---Accidental triggering in pocket. I really can't comment since I don't carry the phone loose in my pocket. I have my phone in a holster on my belt. This is mostly because I have my wallet, money clip, coins, pocket knife and the dark a small flashlight in my pockets.

---Missing wireless. I'm not someone who misses it.

---Face unlock. I would like face unlock if it worked well but I detest fingerprint readers under the screen. I got used to the side-mounted print reader and don't find it a problem.

---Selfies. I don't do "selfies" enough to matter. I'm older than most trees and never was a narcissist.

----Screen Brightness. I agree. I strong overhead sunlight it's horrible.

I thoroughly enjoy their Pro Photo App but I understand why many prefer computational photography. With self-driving cars and self-cleaning underwear, it's a trend.View attachment 5254351
[Sony Xperia 5 II Real Life Review] WarVic:
I'm irritated with someone who does not understand what computational photography is about. Some people (aka super Pro guys) are thinking that it's just for lazy, ordinary people with lack of photography skills. Surprise! It's not about it at all. No one camera it the world can reproduce exactly what human eye can see (I'm not talking about "Night Vision" photography). This problem as well as limitations of mobile cameras (mainly tiny size of lenses) is addressed by AI and computational photography. Trust me, we see the world in advanced HDR and depth of field of human eye is much better than on any camera.

So summarize what I said above, Xperia 1 II / 5 II photos are weak and not true-to-life at all. I can't remember any flagship smartphone delivering so many unusable photos - misfocused, blurred parts of the image further from the centre, horriblee distortion, chromatic abberation, blown out highlights, ridiculous amount of lens flares (T* marking on the lens glass is a bad joke!) etc. Having great selfie camera is not about narcissism, you know. It's just something that near $1000 modern smartphone must have!

All other Xperia 5 II flaws I mentioned before are valid and quite critical for such expensive device. I won't say a word of complain if Xperia 5 II price was about $350. Perhaps, even this price tag is too high and generous for it. Just because I came back to Pixel 4 which costed me $250. And I'm not a fan of Google phones at all. It just never let me down.
[Sony Xperia 5 II Real Life Review] WarVic:
Sorry buddy, but the photo example you've uploaded is quite bad. I understand you're having fun with Xperia 5 II Camera app as I did though. Perhaps your photo perfectly represents my experience with Xperia 5 II :).
[Sony Xperia 5 II Real Life Review] robi101012981:
I'm also coming from P30 pro and I'm a little bit disappointed with the camera quality of Xperia 5 ii....The only thing that I like about this phone it's the 120hz and its speed, otherwise, it's not a device that it's worth the 1000$ price tag...Lucky me that I got it for 400$ second hand and I didn't spend a fortune on it.. I regret that I sold my P30 pro for this joke of a phone :(
[Sony Xperia 5 II Real Life Review] PPGX5II:
I disagree with "this joke of a phone" comment!

There is definitely learning curve for using Pro Camera app but I noticed Normal Camera app improved after A11 update:

Attached are few point and shoot photos near Palouse falls, WA, US from Normal Camera App.
[Sony Xperia 5 II Real Life Review] blackhawk:
Please explain. There is no gray "blacklighting" bled on the Note 10+. It's contrast ratio is near perfect as any display out there and the borders are laser sharp... unless I'm missing something.

I really hope Sony gives Samsung some stiff competition and picks up the ball where Samsung is dropping it. Even if you're not a Sony user, good competition helps catalyze competitors to produce better products.

A win-win for the consumer.
[Sony Xperia 5 II Real Life Review] doggydog2:
Good for you then. Winning in backbleeding lottery feels good. I test backbleeding as it's accentuated at night which is when I use phone, and in dark mode. Xperia 5ii was very good. Note20U, S10 is fairly good. Don't know about Note10. one pluses 6 7 8 were below average. Samsung tablets are the worst, for the record. Horrid.
[Sony Xperia 5 II Real Life Review] blackhawk:
OLEDs* are incapable of IPS backlighting bled because there is no backlight.

The OLED pixels need power to illuminate otherwise they are black.

Apparently this is a firmware or driver glitch.

It's possible that that if not properly back shielded the OLED pixels could reflect light from behind the pixels. Have to know more about the display's physical construction to comment on that. If it were to occur it be a design or manufacturing defect rather than a typical OLED display characteristic.

My display when tested with Screen Test with black, full brightness is completely black. In fact there are no flaws visible whatever color or intensity across the whole screen including the curved portions. It's drop dead gorgeous.

The high refresh rate OLED displays of all Android makes are having various issues usually at very low light levels but not always.

Tinting is a common problem.

I'm actually glad now to be at a measily 60hz with none of these issues.

*AMOLEDs in most cases now.
[Sony Xperia 5 II Real Life Review] WarVic:
Photos are good, no doudts, but I see nothing that can't be achieved by 3 times cheaper or much older phone. Trust me, old dinky dirt cheap Pixel 2 can do the same or even better. I can give you dozens of really bad quality shots from Xperia 5 II I've got. Never had such experience with any other flagship phone, especially in bad light conditions. Finally, I've just reviewed my photos from older Xperia 5 and found that ... it was better which is unbelievable. Certainly Xperia 5 II is a waste, missing opportunity for Sony. I really hope that they will learn on own mistakes, look at what other companies do and finally come up with some great thing. Not sure that it will be Xperia 1 III / 5 III. Not enough time for Sony and a quality bar is too damn high - latest Samsung, Xiaomi, Vivo, iPhone, OnePlus are hard to beat indeed.
[Sony Xperia 5 II Real Life Review] robi101012981:
I would like to switch to oppo find x2 pro, but i m not sure its a good option...
[Sony Xperia 5 II Real Life Review] WarVic:
Don't switch to older devices unless you had a very good experience with them before or they're dirt cheap. Oppo Find X3 Pro came into play. That one would be interesting to play with or at least to entertain the kids with microscopic camera. :)
[Sony Xperia 5 II Real Life Review] robi101012981:
I think it's a little bit too expensive for what s offering...I've bought this Xperia 5 II for only 400$, so I think it was a good deal... About that device, I'll exchange it with my 5 II, so no cost will be involved, so idk what to say...
[Sony Xperia 5 II Real Life Review] blackhawk:
It's interesting more Japanese companies aren't in the fray.

Conservative digital optical giant Canon maybe thinking of making a grab. Canon spends a huge percentage of their profit on research to help advance their product lines. They have offer excellent tech support as well; a good egg.

Canon to break into smartphones?

New leaked design suggests that Canon could be working on a smartphone lens add-on

www.google.com
[Sony Xperia 5 II Real Life Review] PPGX5II:
Yeah, Computational Photography is where Sony lacks in Normal Camera App and $950 price tag (now at $850 and I bough for around $1050 including tax) is bit high (I would say around $800 at launch would be killer) but there are some feature which you will not find in other Flagships like Animal Eye focus and 4K 120fps video etc (Just to mention few there are other features too). Also Photo Pro gives you that extra control you need in certain situations. I was in dilemma whether to go for Xperia 5 II or Pixel 4a 5G but eventually I went for 5II and I don't regret it at all (my wife has 4a 5G) and if you look at hardware (except front facing camera, lack of 5G and extra google assistant button for some ppl) everything is just perfect.

Those brands you mentioned mostly use Sony sensor and quality which you mentioned is due to Computational Photography and not because of actual hardware. I would prefer good hardware than not so good hardware with some software magic to make it look good.
[Sony Xperia 5 II Real Life Review] doggydog2:
i wouldn't be happy on 60Hz - it hurts eyes as they constantly refocus during scrolling. But the backbleeding happens on 60Hz OLEDs equally. It's just different than IPS, not caused by obvious backlight, but by voltages and near impossibility to tune it well. OLED backbleeding (some can refer to it as lack of uniformity, glowing, banding) looks very similar as on IPS but it's less uniform. Looks like huge ghosts in various shapes on your screen or bands.

So I didn't mean pure black levels (unrealistic in most media content), i talk about low RGB levels / low brightness. That's where massive backbleeding comes to OLEDs. I rated some also here. Look at the pictures in this thread, hope you ate your breakfast already;) Since noone really keeps the screen turned on with RGB (0,0,0) for most pixels, the ultimate blacks are good only for one scenario: AOD. But make a microscopic step higher from (0,0,0) and you immediatelly lose this benefit of OLED.

We use IPS panels for work for hundreds of people, surprise. Now that the market races for top brightness, at the cost of eye health, glad that the high frequencies came at least. But still, this OLED technology should not exist in 2021. It's flickering, agressive to eyes, excessive blue, nauseating to some. My cheap 7year old IPS tablet is still pleasure to look at compared to nowadays OLED junk. Can't watch horrors on my state of the art OLED TV thanks to this. Bigger panel - more backbleeding. You can't pay enough to get rid of it. The death of *OLED is inevitable, let's celebrate a new technology soon!! We will laugh at OLED in future like we do at CRT, that's for sure.
[Sony Xperia 5 II Real Life Review] blackhawk:
That's banding or at least what I call it.

Never seen that on my 10+

May be firmware or a defect in the active matrix drivers.

Either way it's completely unacceptable!👎😡🤬

I like high end CRTs, their silky transition smoothness is hard (impossible?) to replicate.