u/Shin88ryu

Hi everyone,

​I'm trying to get in touch with Jolla customer support regarding a withdrawal request, but I haven't had any luck so far.

​Here is my timeline:

​September 25th: Submitted the official withdrawal form.

​Follow-up: Sent a direct email to support after a few days without news.

​Status: Still no response or acknowledgment as of today.

​Does anyone know the current average response time for Jolla support, or if there's a better channel to reach them (e.g., a specific email address, Zendesk, or forum section)?

​Any advice or recent experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I've been using a Pixel 6a for a while. I sent it in for the battery replacement Google required, and since I got it back, the touch response on the right side of the screen has been terrible. After a year of constantly correcting my typing, I've had enough and I'm ready to upgrade. Has anyone else had touch problems after the battery replacement?

I'm in Italy and need an unlocked phone with working NFC, since I rely on SPID and CIE for digital ID. (I tried a Jolla Phone and NFC didn't work, which was a dealbreaker.)

What I'm looking for:

Budget: ideally €500-800, but I'm open to other options

Screen under 6.7"

Battery that comfortably lasts a full day

Good cameras

Stock Android

My priorities, in order:

Camera quality

Battery life

Stock software

Long-term updates

My shortlist:

Pixel 10 (\~€549 on sale): great cameras and 7 years of updates, but a \~4,970 mAh battery

Pixel 10a (\~€490): bigger battery (5,100 mAh) and cheaper, but no telephoto

Pixel 10 Pro (roughly €750-800 on sale): best cameras, but a slightly smaller battery (4,870 mAh)

Motorola Edge 70 Pro: the only non-Pixel option I'm considering, thanks to its 6,500 mAh battery, but it gets fewer updates and is 6.78"

Ruled out: the Pixel 11. At €999 it's too expensive for me, and it doesn't seem like enough of an upgrade over the 10.

I lean toward the Pixel 10 or 10 Pro because camera quality matters most to me. For those of you who own them:

How is the real-world battery life of the Pixel 10 and 10 Pro?

Is the telephoto and extra camera hardware of the 10 Pro worth roughly €250 more over the Pixel 10?

Is the 10a good enough if I skip the telephoto?

Thanks for any advice!

Hi all,

It's ben a month that i can't sync my watch with phone.

During the data sync, the app stops and alert me with a bluetooth off on my watch, even if my watch have the flag on and bluetooth correclty working.

Tried to clean cache, but nothing changed.

Any help?

Thanks

Hi everyone,

​I’m evaluating the Evergoods Mountain Hip Pack 3.5L (MHP3.5) to use strictly around my waist/hips (avoiding slings, chest bags, and shoulder strain due to lower back pain concerns).

​I need a bag that can scale across three main scenarios, with the last one being the absolute maximum capacity test:

​My Use Cases:

​Minimal Daily EDC: Smartphone, wallet, hard glasses case, power bank, small handheld device, and fidget items.

​Work EDC: Minimal EDC + basic work tech accessories (no camera gear, no toddler items).

​Max Load / Family Outings (Worst-Case Capacity Test): Minimal EDC + small pack of wet wipes/toddler items + Canon R100 mirrorless system. Plan: Mount the camera with the 50mm externally using a Peak Design Capture Clip attached to the MHP's waist strap/wing, keeping only the 55-200mm zoom lens inside to save interior space.

​

​PeakDesign Capture Clip on Waist Strap: Can a Peak Design Capture Clip be mounted comfortably to the MHP 3.5's belt/wings? Does an externally mounted camera sag or create hot spots on the hip when walking?

​Versatility & Scale: How does the MHP 3.5 handle being loaded lightly (just Daily/Work EDC) versus being maxed out? Does it compress down well, or does it feel overly bulky when carrying just the basics?

​Hip Ergonomics under Max Load: Worn strictly around the waist with the ~1.5–2 kg max setup (including the external camera), does the harness system hold stable on the pelvis without slipping or pulling on the lower back?

​Thanks for your feedback!

Hey everyone,

​I’m looking for a clean, non-tactical true waist/hip pack (worn strictly around the waist/hips, no sling mode) for my daily EDC and toddler-parent setup. I need some real-world advice, especially regarding the Evergoods MHP3.5 Standard vs. X-Pac version.

​My Daily Loadout (~3.5L capacity needed):

​Small retro handheld console (Retroid Pocket)

​Smartphone & Secrid wallet

​Power bank + cable

​Hard glasses case

​Toddler essentials (wet wipes, small snack)

​My Priorities are the following:

​Comfort & Strap Quality: Must have a soft, non-abrasive strap (seatbelt webbing feel) that doesn't dig in or pill my shirts.

​Body Conformity / Low Profile: I dislike the "rigid box" look on my hips. I ruled out stiffer Cordura packs (like the Helikon Bandicoot) because they don't conform to the body and keep their max bulk even when half-empty.

​Clean Urban Aesthetic: Minimalist, no MOLLE/tactical vibes.

​From all the hip pack, these are the packs that i choose, but i need some "real life usage opinion" from "common people/not-influencers or similar"

​Evergoods MHP3.5 (Standard 420D Nylon vs. X-Pac / VX42):

​My main dilemma: For those who wear the MHP3.5 on the waist—does the X-Pac version feel noticeably stiffer, boxier, or noisier on the hips compared to the Standard 420D Nylon?

​I love the 3D ergonomic patterning and interior layout, but I’m worried the laminated X-Pac material won't drape or flex as well against the body as the standard nylon. Is the X-Pac worth the extra cost for hip carry, or does Standard win on comfort/flexibility?

​Fjällräven Ulvö Hip Pack Large (4L):

​I really like the bottom compression straps to squish the bag flat when carrying fewer items.

​Downside: Lacks the 3D curved body fit and the internal pocket organization of Evergoods.

​Evergoods CAS2 (2L):

​Love the sleek look and seatbelt strap, but pretty sure 2L is just too small for my load without bursting at the seams.

​Does the MHP3.5 X-Pac feel too rigid/boxy for comfortable waist wear compared to the Standard 420D?

​Does the MHP3.5 feel overly bulky on the hips for a 3.5L pack, or does the 3D curve do its job?

​Are there any other clean ~3.5L–4L true hip packs with ultra-soft straps I should consider?

​Thanks in advance for your insights!

Hey everyone,

​I’ve hit a bit of a handheld paradox and could really use some community advice on streamlining my setup.

​Right now, I own a Retroid Pocket 6 (12GB, Stick Top) and an older Retroid Pocket Classic that I’ve had for a few months. I also have a Steam Deck which I use for all my "heavy" or modern PC gaming.

​Lately, my gaming habits have shifted heavily toward retro stuff (PS2 and below), and I find myself reaching for the Classic almost every time. Because of that, my RP6 is just sitting on the shelf collecting dust.

​The biggest issue is ergonomics: with the Stick Top layout on the RP6, I find playing 2D systems like SNES and GBA incredibly uncomfortable for long sessions. My thumb just cramps up stretching down to that D-pad. On the other hand, the Classic runs lighter games perfectly, and I usually play stuff like Balatro or vampire survival clones on it.

​I'm trying to decide between three paths forward and would love to hear your experiences:

​Option 1: Sell the 12GB Stick Top and buy an 8GB D-Pad Top model. Since 8GB is plenty for PS2/GC, I don't mind the RAM downgrade, and I'd probably pocket some cash in the trade. But for those who have the D-Pad Top model: How is the playability for stick-heavy games (like PS2)? Does the lower stick position feel too cramped or top-heavy on a device this size?

​Option 2: Sell the RP6 completely and don't replace it. Just stick to the Classic for ultra-portable retro stuff and the Steam Deck for everything else. (The only risk here is losing a comfortable middle-ground device for PS2/GC games).

​Option 3: Keep the current setup. Stop complaining, leave the RP6 as a dedicated 3D/analog machine, and just use the Classic for 2D.

​If anyone has made the switch from Stick Top to D-Pad Top (or vice versa) on the RP6, how did it affect your experience with both 2D and 3D emulation?

​Thanks in advance for the help!

​

Hi all,

I'm trying to run stardew valley on my RP classic via Gamehub lite, but i got "Failer download file GOOD". Via Gamenative i tried to add icu, but after some seconds of black screen, everything crash and go back to gamenative home page.

Any advice?

Thanks