UMIDIGI Z Pro V7.01_20170605 Android 7.1.1 ROM - SPFT + OTA release

Terry99

brutus1966 replied at 2017-6-12 00:14
only 1 analogue S View Clock

I liked the choices in the Beta version.

Abhinavsingh369

bencebacsi replied at 2017-6-11 17:42
Dear Users,

Since the incorrect handling of some types of SIM cards can cause random reboots, the w ...

For downgrading frim android 7 t android 6 we can flash the ver 3.0 using spf tool & we should select firmware upgrade or download only option.please confirm.

Terry99

Abhinavsingh369 replied at 2017-6-13 09:22
For downgrading frim android 7 t android 6 we can flash the ver 3.0 using spf tool & we should sel ...

I used Firmware Upgrade mode.

Abhinavsingh369

Terry99 replied at 2017-6-13 15:06
I used Firmware Upgrade mode.

Now its working fine .that reboot problem is not there in Android 6.0 if you have installed it

rubenfreitas

Whent back to 6.0.

Feedback from 7.1.1:
- Wifi radio was better but still got a lot disconnected on slighty weak wifi signals;
- Battery drains even worst than MM at least in my case (more 10% drainage than MM);
- Overall performance was better;
- Camera quality was already a bit poor in 6.0 but in 7.1.1 is even more weak;
- Bluetooth fails to use hands free kit. Im connected but when on call, if i select the bluetooth device it just sets back to phone speaker.

For now these are the main points in my opinion.

chooks06

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scroful

Hello, thks for the work about android 7
In first i have some problems with the blutooth. In music i have a bad transmission, i haven't this before
with 6.0.
What about drivers of mediatek for custom rom and camera inprove better

speedycvc

http://community.umidigi.com/thread-11344-1-1.html

Thread to rollback to 6.0 !

scroful

I have Just issue with Bluetooth. Camera is too poor than in 6.0..i hope umidigi Will not forget buyers and make everything to have good issue. If mediatek give drivers perhaps developpers works on custom rom coulw could w

chooks06

chooks06 replied at 2017-6-13 20:01
Edited by chooks06 at 2017-6-13 20:08 \n\n Edited by chooks06 at 2017-6-13 20:06 \n\n
To back up th ...

If auto brightness is on, battery drain should increase as it has to constantly monitor the surrounding to adjust the screen brightness. Keeping a fixed brightness level means the battery drain rate is more or less constant with brighter levels consuming more battery.

So far I don't see a much improvement in battery savings whether auto is on or off. Maybe I didn't pay attention.

But my brightness level is about 35% with auto brightness on.