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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink11•7 hours agoMy fp4 has been very disappointing so far tbh, after a year or so of using it it’s slow unresponsive and the mic doesn’t work
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•3 hours agoI have no issues like that. Maybe your microphone is damaged. What has been bugging me is the top speaker sounds terrible.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink10•edit-26 hours agoIt’s not supposed to do that. My FP3 got unresponsive after a while as well. The trick was to open it up and gently tighten all screws.
minus-square@SendMePhotoslink11•3 hours agoBecause in IT, the fix is always to power cycle. If that doesn’t work, you take it apart and put it back together and then magic happens.
My fp4 has been very disappointing so far tbh, after a year or so of using it it’s slow unresponsive and the mic doesn’t work
Isn’t the point of the FP to be able to change parts easily?
I have no issues like that. Maybe your microphone is damaged. What has been bugging me is the top speaker sounds terrible.
It’s not supposed to do that. My FP3 got unresponsive after a while as well. The trick was to open it up and gently tighten all screws.
Im curious, why would that help?
Because in IT, the fix is always to power cycle. If that doesn’t work, you take it apart and put it back together and then magic happens.