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On my old phone I had an issue with the proximity sensor and front facing camera. This led me to holding my phone backwards to take photos and being unable to hang up phone calls.

I think I put up with this for a year and a half.

I did end up figuring out the issue with the proximity sensor but opening up my phone to reconnect the camera module was too much effort for me.

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[โ€“] JCPhoenix 1 points 9 months ago (1 children)

So this is instead of the UPS, rather than in addition to?

I'm looking at one now and I'm assuming it's like a big surge protector type thing. Do UPS have these built in?

[โ€“] Scary_le_Poo 2 points 9 months ago

So ups have AVR (automatic voltage regulation), that is a big part of the selling point. The power that they output is "clean". One of these is basically AVR without the battery.

It's not quite as good as a good ups+AVR, but it's a fuckload cheaper and you don't have to replace the batteries every 6 months.