Latest firmware added to the OP at the top
Awesome!!!
Hi friends,
one question to battery life.
Does somebody knows it
- no wifi active
- no bt active
- no gps active
- only SIM inserted and active
Any experience
Thanks a lot
Regards
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Based on what you have said you will easily get two long days with this . The battery is awesome on this watch
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Hi friends,
does the prima supports “always on” display
Thanks
The Kospet Prime has an IPS screen not Amoled. Always on screen mode is for Amoled because of the lower power draw and low risk of burn-in.
I know that some may say that you can use various options to make your screen stay on but it will
a) chew up your battery life.
b) reduce the life of the screen
c) you can very easily find elements of a watch face will become semi permanent on the screen - burnt into the screen.
So short answer is no.
Long answer is as above…
Zeblaze has released a watch with always on screen and it is not amoled.
I believe that there will be problems with that model in the long term.
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I’m newbie here, but why “screen on” if screen on rising is working pretty well?
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You’re right. Especially since “always on” only works permanently on OLED screens.
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Is there some trick to get the Arc app list into alphabetical order?
Amoled suffer of Burnbin issues, not IPS/ LCD and the organic composition of the Amoled has a less life span than IPS/TFT/LCD. In Amoled the Blue leds are the one that starts deteriorating first. Samsung with their amoleds displays use pixel shifting to avoid burn In, I don’t think it’s applied on Smartwatches
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Ok cool.
But we have seen it happen to the LEM T for example.
It’s fair to say that you are taking a risk by trying to keep the IPS screens on all the time.
There has been no evidence of burn in issues on the amoled screens over the last few years.
But I’m obviously misinformed…
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I was misinformed too 
Hi there
I cant seem to install any version of xposed after flashing it always get stuck @ ANDROID logo (@boot) any advice ?
I did post a warning.
Don’t use root if you don’t understand the process.
Basically I write these words in the hope that people will research a little before trying to use it.
Basically you must flash the magisk patched boot image and twrp ONLY using download only mode in sp tool.
Then copy Magisk to the watch storage and ADB reboot to recovery.
Then flash the magisk zip you copied to storage.
Once you reboot you will have systemless root and you can do what you want.
However, if you are only doing this to use xposed - I believe it is a waste of time and exposed may not work as you expect.
Magisk modules are much more compatible
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If you have flashed twrp and magisk the way pablo11 said, then you just have to wait
I have Xposed on my watch too (the systemless magisk module one) and first boot after flashing took 10-15 minutes (with the ‘android’ boot’animation’ going on)
I actually have a very strange issue. After I flashed offical firmware on my kospet prime my imei changed. Tired quite a few apps and last hope was to try xposed that also didnt worked
I wasnt aware of the abnormal wait time on first boot after flashing xposed, took good 7 minutes
What settings did you use in the SP flash tool?
IMEI is in a protected partition - NVRAM.
It is only normally affected if you use Format all + download option in the Flash Tool…
I have never heard of IMEI being altered by regular flash of firmware…
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Yep, this is the module I would recommend using - the magisk module 
yes i mistakenly used Format all + Download option
just manged to get my imei changed but now my watch cant find any networks at all 