u/aiyana_wolf

Hey all

I finally got my car today!

BYD Atto 3 Extended Range etc etc.

I went over that vehicle with a fine tooth comb and then some (its my first ever car in Australia/first brand new car ever / second car ive ever owned in my life vibes) and noted some issues. It was all brought up to their service advisor on-site who said he'd book the car in with the service centre to get it fixed in the upcoming weeks

But the main thing I wanted to know from folks who've collected vehicles..

1. Does anyone else do these type of deep checks before accepting delivery of the vehicle?

(A couple behind us, literally got into their new car and left..no checks nothing)

2. When you did collect your car... was it charged?

It was on 14% when I got home and I dont exactly live ages away from home, more like a 15min drive. (again, second car of my life/first time owning a new car so I dont know how this works in general and am just asking for curiosity sake)

I'm just here to vent

I LOVED my Flip 6.

I sang its praises everywhere and to everyone but my screen starting doing the little gradual peel.

A friend saw and warned that the peel is what caused his Galaxy fold screen to crack so (instead of doing research like a smart person) off I went to grab a new phone and well I just got the flip 7 and , I hate it.

It makes me so angry I spent so much money on it (plus Samsung care) and I genuinely hate the feel of this phone in my hand. I'll likely try get my old screen fixed but yeah kinda a waste for me BUT

Maybe I'm not used to it and maybe the fact it's just that smidge bigger has made it so uncomfortable to hold (i do have smaller hands) and maybe I need to find the cool "hey this phone can do x" or whatever nifty trick there is but right now my new blue phone just makes me sad.

Please suggest your tips and tricks for your flip 7 phones.. I need to try like this thing because it's mine for the next few years (unless I lose my mind and get rid of it)