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Good and bad of pixel 9 pro fold (aussie.zone)
submitted 1 year ago by to c/googlepixel@lemmy.world
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I like pixel phones, I have had them since they were Nexuses. When the 9 came out and I needed to upgrade I chose the pro fold

The bad first: I'm typing this on my pixel 3 because the 9 pro fold is in bubble wrap in a box waiting for a courier to take it back to Google. Worse, this is the second 9 pro fold I have put in a box with an RMA note to go back. Both died the same way, about 6 months old the inner screen broke along the fold line.

The good: they agreed to replace it pretty quickly when I selected to communicate by message, they took over a month though when I requested a call

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[–] [S] 1 point 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

I should get esims for my two services when i get the replacement phone, they should be reasonably easy to move between devices, definitely easier to do when away from your sim tool. Once I've had some practice with one I'll decide on a cardless phone

Doesn't look like it should be a deal breaker for me

Looks like I'd have to finally retire my pixel 3 to wifi only though, it doesn't appear to support esims. Actually nor does my 4G backup phone. This suggests I should only get my minor service on esim, and keep my main number on a card, or buy a more modern backup phone

That's odd. Wikipedia says the pixel 3 has esim support. I must have looked wrongly it's region specific and not in my region

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