Hmm, be very careful about this.
The safest thing to do is use the cable provided.
Some polarity tests would be needed before trying this.
Yeah thanks for the advise… just i knew mr ticks would know what is needed to try this since he have both devices
Yes, the LEM14 works in the S08 dock just fine. I’ve got a problem with one of the data pins on the dock being short now, so I can’t get data connection to my computer for either watch, but with a little wiggling I got a hint that it would connect for a second, so with a fully functional dock, even data transfer through the dock should work. The LEM14 definitely charges on the dock by itself.
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OK, I’ve uploaded it to Device Info HW. It’s showing as a MT6739 KirinX. Not much data there though. Much more in the actual report on the watch screen. Cameras are identified as 5MP and 2MP and battery is 1000mAh. If I can extract that full report shown in separate tabs on the watch face in the app, I’ll post it here for you.
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Yikes, the 1.000mAh battery is what made me cancel my order - the Prime has 26% more, the Prime 2 has 60% more. But I’m sure Kospet will create another A10 watch similar to the original Prime (like there was the Hope, then the Prime), which I’ll love as much as I love my Prime! 
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Thanks, the camera is indeed a real 5MP (GC5035) sensor and a 2MP (BF2253L) sensor.
It is unfortunately not easily possible to identify the battery capacity, the listed 1000mAh are the android default setting that is supplied to the device info tools.
One method is to check the battery calibration data that is used to calculate the fuelgauge:
- LEM12Pro ~750mAh
- Prime2 ~1500mAh
Please note that this values are not a perfect representation of the real capacity, they are probably the median result of the factory battery calibration process.
Then there might be some other factors like a lower battery cut-off voltage that could increase the capacity but also shortens the battery life.
Based on those references it is likely that you could add 5-10% more capacity on the listed values to match the real specification battery capacity.
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Here’s the specific stuff on cameras and battery. Sorry, formatting has been stripped but it’s title/value oriented.
CAMERA
Model
5.0 MP GalaxyCore gc5035mipiraw
bf2253lmipiraw
Supported
5.0 MP GalaxyCore gc5035_mipi_raw
bf2206_mipi_raw
bf2206sub_mipi_raw
bf2253l_mipi_raw
SOFTWARE
Camera
0 - BACK
Resolution
4.9 MP (2560x1920)
Aperture
f/2.8
Focal length
5.0 mm
Focus modes
infinity
Sensor size
2.9x5.64
Pixel size
~1.82 µm
View Angle
32.3°
Image formats
JPEG, YUV_420_888, YV12
ISO
100-1600
Color Filter
BGGR
Orientation
90
Flash
no
Camera
1 - FRONT
Resolution
2.0 MP (1600x1200)
Aperture
f/2.8
Focal length
5.0 mm
Focus modes
infinity
Sensor size
2.9x5.64
Pixel size
~2.92 µm
View Angle
32.3°
Image formats
JPEG, YUV_420_888, YV12
ISO
100-1600
Color Filter
BGGR
Orientation
270
Flash
no
Camera2 API
full
BATTERY
Level
79 %
Health
Good
Status
Discharging
Power source
Battery
Technology
Li-ion
Temperature
36.0 °C
Voltage
3992 mV
Charge speed
142.0 mA
Power profile
1000 mAh
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Thank you Mr Ticks
The Prime is too big and bulky. I mean the LEM12 PRO is already to big and bulky for me. I’m just putting up with it. It’s not appealing for me. People laugh at my LEM12 PRO cause it’s so big. 
When I see strangers in public, first thing they look at is my watch, not me. I know what they are thinking. I’m not a fashionista, actually I’m the opposite. I’d like to be a shadow in the night. If you know what I mean. This is the reason I didn’t get the Optimus Prime 2 Watch. But looks like the LEM12 PRO is still too big for people.
I’d prefer a watch that is lightweight and obviously they would have to optimise the firmware and drivers/design. But that all comes to a cost $$$. Ya can’t win
I’d get the apple watch but it’s not android and doesn’t support a sim card. My telco(Boost) doesn’t support e-sim atm.
If these designers can make a copy of the apple watch that supports a sim card with android 11, I’d buy it quick as a flash. Yes I’m willing to pay a bit extra for it, the price I’d pay so that I don’t get laughed at.
Well, I’ve been wearing the Prime2 for a couple of weeks. I think it’s big, but not too big. And nobody laughed. But I also have very strong arms. For me it is the perfect watch. But this is the LEM14 thread, let’s talk about the LEM14 here.
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Your Mileage May Vary
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Quite possible…
FYI, I’ve inserted a sneak peek of the LEM14 at the end of the latest Apple style watch review on SWT inviting folks to come to this thread to see the LEM14 early before launch (like you guys) in hopes that we get more subscribers here. So I agree, good if we can stay on the LEM14 topic as @G1NT0N1C suggests. That said, check out the LEM10 @gimble_guy as it’s like a “Fat Apple” on A7.1.1. Not all the way there, but something to play with while you wait for A11. AKA DM20.
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Thanks Mr Ticks.
Just wondering if you’re keen to test it’s water resistance?? 
Cheers.
No interest in dunking my LEM14 at this time, @7030123 though I might dunk an S08 sometime as it’s an older Android 7 watch with similar build but a slightly different back. Besides, if I did, and it survived a minute, or 10 minutes, or all night, at 6 inches, 12 inches, 3 feet, etc., what would we know different than we know now? Still water is much more forgiving than moving water, like swimming. Holding it under quickly running water while washing my hands for the COVID-19 recommended 20 seconds might be more dangerous, especially around the rotatable buttons or speaker port, than simply holding it underwater. And all of this assumes cold water. Hand washing is usually warm, and showering is often hot with steam. That presents a whole different set of problems. So to do it right would really require a structured test or we really wouldn’t learn much. So no, not ready to get into all this just yet. Thanks for asking though. Perhaps some of our tech folks have already water tested some of these watches and can let us know what thread and comment number to find out more.
It’s m6762, which is the 8core SOC.
M6739 is the older quad core, limited to 3gb ram.
Thanks. Understand. I thought LEM14 was supposed to be IP67/68, and advertised as 50 meters safe under the wet stuff. Also, is the LEM14 the first Full Android watch phone with this this rating in its advertised specs? I realise these manufactures / OEM’s do sometimes ‘fib’ a little with their specs though! 
All good mate 