Samsung Galaxy S21 FE 5G (OneUI 7 is out in India)

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been trying to set up a Bixby routine to turn off wifi/enable mobile data/NFC when I move away from location(home),
it just doesn't kick in, even tried seamless connection routine(to turn off wifi when the signal bar goes less than 1) to enable mobile data.
 
You don't need NFC enabled for Samsung Pay. App automatically handles it at time of payment.

Update: About this. Realized that NFC was enabled on the phone since I got it. Noticed that NFC payment was much more stable on FE compared to LITE where I kept it disabled. Not sure if it is because of the setting or FE just has better NFC sensor than LITE. I have disabled it now and would see if the smooth payments continues with it disabled.
 
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This device BB is bad because it doesn't have dynamic refresh rate support. Only 60 and 120Hz are supported.
With AOD enabled, I hardly get 3hrs of SOT.

AOD is also on 120Hz if Motion Smoothness is High i.e. 120Hz.
I have forced the AOD only for 60Hz by an app but still, BB is bad.

Also, the proximity sensor is not good or doesn't work. I have enabled pocket detection, but still, the touch is allowed if I put my palm on the top of the screen.
 
Lite had the same problem. Tons of time when I take out the phone from pocket and it has been ghost clicking shit all the time it was in pocket.
 
I have AOD(tap) and 120hz on and I am able to push 4-5hrs of SOT everyday. Mind you, I don't game or have any social media.
I usually charge my phone at 6AM before leaving for office and that is good enough until the next 6AM.
No proximity sensory issue either nor on calls or pocket.
 
Lolita_Magnum said:
I have AOD(tap) and 120hz on and I am able to push 4-5hrs of SOT everyday.
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I have AOD always showing.

Lolita_Magnum said:
No proximity sensory issue either nor on calls or pocket.
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Try this. Put your palm on the top of the phone and operate the screen. If the proximity sensor is correct, the screen should go off and touch should not work.
 
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