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  • in reply to: Baseus Enerfill USB-A port slower than expected? #1470
    PixelKevinPixelKevin
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    Not sure what phone you’ve got, but some older ones don’t pull as much from USB-A on these multi-port chargers. I had a similar thing with an old Galaxy, it just topped out lower than the brick did. Maybe try a different cable if you have one lying around, sometimes that helps.

    in reply to: Qinux BlackOptic battery drain normal? #1380
    PixelKevinPixelKevin
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    Honestly, that sounds about right for an IR device like this. Running the infrared on medium will pull more power than you’d expect, especially if you’re using it for longer sessions. I wouldn’t panic, just keep a power bank handy if you’re out for a while.

    PixelKevinPixelKevin
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    I tried one of those once and lasted like two days before I just went back to wiping stuff down when it actually looks dirty. Seems like overkill unless you really enjoy cleaning.

    PixelKevinPixelKevin
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    I noticed the same thing when I first got mine. It kind of feels like the ad blocker works better on some types of sites than others, maybe depends on how the ads are loaded or something. I didn’t mess with any settings, just kind of accepted it as a nice bonus when it works.

    in reply to: Qinux Vibrathea heat levels not very warm? #1145
    PixelKevinPixelKevin
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    Yeah I noticed the same thing. The heat is pretty mild even on max, I think it’s just how they designed it. More of a gentle warmth than actual heat.

    in reply to: small pocket flashlight doable? #1002
    PixelKevinPixelKevin
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    Yeah, I toss a tiny metal one-button keychain flashlight in my glovebox. Simple, durable, and it lasts ages on standby so you don’t drain your phone.

    in reply to: Does Epicooler actually cool a room or just circulate air? #937
    PixelKevinPixelKevin
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    I’d disagree, it actually cooled my room noticeably for me, not just felt like a fan.

    in reply to: Mesh WiFi actually help with dead spots? #640
    PixelKevinPixelKevin
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    Mesh can actually help with dead spots, it’s not all hype. My habit is to glance at the Wi-Fi bars on my phone before a big call and plug in an Ethernet cable if they look shaky. Low effort and usually does the trick.

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