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First time selling - had a few questions

Hi all, this is my first time listing a phone on Swappa. Wanted to ask a couple questions. What shipping service does everyone recommend I use, and how much do you typically pay for shipping? Wondering if I have to go with a specific service or find something that has more insurance than the standard USPS $100. Secondly, is there any way a buyer can lie about the phone I send to try and get money back from me? Is there any protection for the seller?

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u/incogsnitos — 10 days ago

iMessage has become unusable lately

I am on 26.5.2, and lately iMessage has become unusable. Anytime I am trying to participate in group chats while I'm actively getting messages, my keyboard constantly freezes. I literally have stopped texting when chats are active because it is such a miserable experience to type with things freezing up constantly. Also, more recently If I step out and it's hot outside, the phone gets too hot immediately and doesn't work.

I replaced the battery last year and my health is at 89% now. Seems to have degraded quicker than I imagined.

I have already turned off all motion related enhancements and turned down glass mode as much as I can. Still, it feels like my phone isn't capable anymore. Web browsing + media consumption is fine though, no issues there.

I know we're close to the next release and I will definitely have to upgrade, but wanted to know if anyone can suggest things I can do now to keep my phone going for the next few months.

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u/incogsnitos — 3 months ago

Looking for Non-OLED Work / Gaming 4K Recommendations

I currently have an LG 27GP83B-B that I've used for about 4 years. It's been great with zero complaints, and I plan to keep it as a second monitor after upgrading.

My usage is roughly a 70/30 split between work and gaming. I work from home ~8 hours/day in Microsoft Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Outlook, etc.) and game/web browse for another ~2 hours, mostly on an Xbox Series X.

I recently upgraded to a wider desk, and the 27" feels a little small now. I'm looking for a 32" 4K monitor with 120Hz console support (144–165Hz is ideal).

I've ruled out OLED. I know burn-in has improved, but with so many hours of static Office apps, I don't think it's the right fit for me. I'd rather buy something I can comfortably use for another 4+ years than spend ~$700 and worry about burn-in after 12–18 months.

The AOC U32G4 seems to check all the boxes and is currently around $319 on Amazon, but the reviews are pretty mixed. Am I overlooking a better option?

My budget is around $300 since I can get a 32" LG OLED for about $670. Does anyone with a similar work/gaming usage have recommendations?

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u/incogsnitos — 3 months ago

Which pant size do you think is right for me?

Hey everyone, I recently got back into riding and am slowing purchasing new gear. For pants, I landed on the full leather RST pants and got myself a size M (32) and size L (34) to try. I am confused on the fit and need some help. The first 3 photos are of the large, and the last 3 are of the medium. The large fits more comfortable around my thighs and slightly loose on my waist. The medium fits tight on my waist and very tight on my thighs. I am not sure what to do or if I need to go back to the drawing board and look at other pants.

My body shape is slightly abnormal as I carry more fat in my midsection and therefore, find myself between the two sizes. Anyone have any advice? I do plan to get the matching RST jacket and zip the two together when I ride.

u/incogsnitos — 4 months ago