My multi-sim is for 5€/month more. Call and data. With same conditions than 1st sim card.
Yes, technically its not possible to receive sms on a same number on two devices. To receive them on a multi-sim, your 1st sim card have to forward sms on the 2nd one, with an app, sms forwarder.
moni,dont forget only thing.This(kospet prime) watch goes out a few month ago,like first in his own configuration.Of coure the first generation have issues.My speaker dead after 2 month,another user have too same problem.I read someone have battery issues like you,and after change it,the problem solved.Anothers have filmware issues,etc.On this watches,for this price i can say unfortunately its a normal.Not all watches have issues,but someone have …
I the real life have you ever use this configuration?I mean you have the phone and the watch.If you go out,you take both?Or how you use them?
Yes @nlb I’m always on 4G.
No problem for notifications on the stock launcher. the forwarding opens the stock app sms with the text inside.
Be careful: With forwarding, If you reply directly since the sms app on the watch, you will reply to youself, not to the original sender. Not such a real problem.
Many times I get out only with the watch. Full autonomy, data, call, sms,…Idon’t have to bring smartphone with me. No function is missing.
That’s why I bought the Prime.
Hi, I use a twin sim card too (2 sim card same number 1 in the smartphone 1 in the smartwatch) but they can’t be on both at the same time…so that’s not possible for me.
I always used every full Android smartwatch only with sim card in it… not connected to the smartphone, I don’t see the use to own such a smartwatch and carry the smartphone with me. But I had a poor battery life in all of them ( Janus,Kospet Optimus pro, Lem 10, Kospet Prime…only the Lem T has a long term battery usage but my husband use it now) so I wonder why.
And than I am cursed…if you read my reply some previous post
Absolutely!
The battery life is just correct…no more.
Mine can’t be switch on both contemporary at all.
Maybe another system of sim cards management.
On mine both devices are working together. If I have a call on the Prime, I always have a missing call notification on the smartphone immediatly.
Yes…I am afraid so. I have installed the battery repair life pro app and it detected something wrong…it repaired… let’s see how it goes now or else I’ll try to flash the new firmware too ( just waiting for the Ubuntu forum the correct string to install SP Flash tool on my laptop) thx again.
What country are you in? I’ve checked and in Italy there isn’t such a service, that would be awesome and would solve so many issues I’ve got with the watch
I live in the Nederland about 9 years…but I am Italian. In the Nederland T-Mobile it’s the best provider.
I’m in France. My operator is Orange.
I’d be surprised if this wasn’t some kind of scam. First, if Android really allowed this kind of low level battery access without root or any special permissions it would be highly susceptible to malicious activity.
Second, I ran this on an Android emulator which would have no reason emulate a bad battery, and it came up with the same 3% bad cells I got on a physical device.
Third there are articles like this about it (under a previous name):
I can’t account for all the positive reviews.
Maybe you right,maybe not.But in older type battery,in the button phone era,sometimes you must drying totally the battery,and recharge it for additional good work.I know,eweriwhere says,this lipo batteries dont like this.Just dont dry under 20%,and dont charge over 90% for normal use.BUT! when i used this battery repair app,i exactly dry it to under 10%,maybe 3%,dont remember.After this charged it to 100%.Maybe this help,who know?But someone say,time after time(3-4 month once) you must make this method,to make sure the battery is fully charged…
It’s fairly new but I have found that it is available here in Australia now.
It’s a great solution.
To each their own. I have been using it for years and have never had any issues. It does not always indicate a problem, only about 1/3 of the times I check. I always test these apps on my phone first so I can run it thru my lookout security check.
The real test is I notice an improvement in “my” battery after running these apps. From longer run time, to a positive improvement in the accuracy of the battery use % reading. It goes all the way to near zero before shutting down. I use an inline voltmeter when charging my watches and the amount of charge in mah’s is very close to the remaining battery % when I start the charge.
Just for fun I tried the app on my TV box which doesn’t even have a battery, yet it found 3% bad cells (again) and happily “fixed” them.
I don’t know what if anything the app does, but it’s not what it claims to be doing.
Hello guys I am new here.
Following Ginantonic advise I have found this thread.
I wanna ask you all something:
Since I have recently bought a pair of wonderful APTx HD earphones with qualcomm 3020 chip inside, I wanted to enable APTx HD codec but found out that it is natively supported just for 8.0+ android version.
Following a further research I fond out that there is a script mod that enables APTx HD even on previous versions of Android. The zip file requires TWRP recovery but I didn’t come across to anyone who tested it on smartwatches.
Do you think it is gonna work?
I am kinda of an audiophile and listen to music on the go for around 5 hours a day. The Kospet Prime is a Godsend, it’s such a small all in one device, if I only could enable APTx HD codec, that would make it perfect!