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I did not think of that. I think I'm out of warranty anyway. Do you have any tips?

I was in same position with Reno 6 Pro battery draining so installed new battery for $25 USD __ if get extra year will be happy like to get maximum value __ see if they have OPPO Service Center near you

Oh, yeah. That too!

Awesome. Watch my video on windows updates to prevent it from coming back.

Yes. I still have issues with the track pad - sometimes it's unusable, and often very difficult to use, so a mouse is the only option. Maybe they fixed it in the new version - I don't know. Everything else is fine if you are ok with the atrocious webcam.

Yes, it is, but it gives us some idea of what to expect.

I have a video on how to prevent Windows Updates, which resolves the issue. Watch it.

😁 That is right. I am selling mine and I have bought a strait one to make it easier. But takes longer to deploy. Anyway, I am not in a rush.

I think you are supposed to use both hands really. It is for short jobs anyway.

Hey. That is a very cool story. I am also impressed with how they keep up with more expensive brands and sometimes even surpass them. I hope you can report later on on the new Edge battery.

I see. I gave the phone to my mum, so I'll get her to change that and let's see if that helps. Thanks for the tip, Chris.

Oppo did that? Wow. That is amazing. I guess you optimized all the apps correctly and other settings?

@KamilsTechTips it's a decent phone. My s23 ultra on a normal use is useless. There are, at times, it gets hot, and the battery drains a lot faster. That's why I still have my Oppo x5 pro. I just swap sims, am off, it's battery optimization is far better will last me solid 7 hours and that 20% I really enjoy the fast 80W charger get it back to 50% it will give you till bed 🛌 time amazing. Oppo is far lighter and greater feel than my S23 ultra Phablet.

I see. I have now Vivo X100 Pro and the battery life is amazing. But it was not at first. I needed to restrict a few apps that were draining power in the background. Vivo has a great power tracking, so it was totally easy to know what to restrict, and now the battery life is unreal.

Glad it helped

Well, maybe you have some special skills and can hear the difference and even recognize the microphones even with crappy headphones or speakers. Most people can't do it. I can't do it.

Make sure you watch my video on how to prevent Windows updates as otherwise it may come back.

Yeah :-). Something like that :-)

Maybe it's not like that. We have here in the UK HP batteries, and then very special High Energy batteries: 4Ah and 9Ah only. The HP batteries also have extra 2 connectors. Although, I do find all those differences annoying. Ryobi should be more upfront about the differences and exact specs.

You are not supposed to, but you can just by pouring it directly onto the chain, as far as I know.

The Ryobi pole saw included a large oil tank and automatic oiling. So for this model, you'll have to get a bottle of oil that is convenient for your hand with a needle nose spout to squeeze oil directly on the bar.

Yeah, that is a good idea.

There is no place for oil in this saw, so I'm guessing the user needs to decide if oil is needed and pour a bit onto the chain as required. I guess any oil is better than none. I have not used it with oil yet, but I have not used it much anyway.

No to fajnie. Moja robota się przydała komuś. A co najbardziej ci pomogło?

@@KamilsTechTips zastanawiałem się nad zakupem i różnicą między tymi modelami, bo jest różnica też w cenie i świetnie to wyjaśniłeś. Po Twojej recenzji zdecydowałem się na zakup i dzisiaj odebrałem ten nowszy model :)

No to gratuluję jedynie słusznej decyzji ;-)

Hey. Sorry to hear that. But maybe it's a sign that you need an upgrade ;-) ?

5Ah HP battery. You can clearly see it in the video - I labelled the battery with a blue marker.

I see. That is a big power difference. Maybe I'll switch to Ryobi 24 tooth blade for some of the jobs. My Makita blade has a kerf of 1.5mm, and Echo Corner 1.6mm. Thanks for the info above - it really throws a different perspective on the whole thing.

There are lots of other videos showing how it works. It's a vacuum cleaner - you know what to expect, so I just discussed what is relevant.

And yes it's very good for the car too.

Well, I was careful ;-)

Plus, this tool is not that dangerous as you might think.

Glad it helped. When I looked at it, I knew there had to be an easy way, and I found it! ;-)

I should imagine. There should not be anything else. Just remove what you do not want to get wet.

Totally worth extra 20 Euros. Glad I could help.

Well, for 300 it may be a bargain. It is a cracking phone if it does not play up. You may be luckier than me. You can take the risk, and then sell it if it is not playing nicely.

:-) Sure thing. But I already have a person in mind to bestow it upon ;-)

Yes, without. Enable or disable colour management.

This is the 15cm (or 6") model and is the longest in the UK. The 20cm model is build differently.

Yeah, I know the pain. Thank god I found the way.

@@KamilsTechTips 🙌

Thanks for helping others. I'm glad you sorted it out for yourself.

Well, not that bad. Could be better, but you are not supposed to change it twice a day, I guess.

That's not good. Does not bode well for the brand. I have given up on Huawei for the time being.

I have not heard of anyone knowing anything specific about those extra two connectors on the batteries. It's a shame that Ryobi is so quiet about that. They say nothing at all - not even approximate specs or which tools utilize that and to what degree. Here in the UK we have 9Ah batteries, and now 4Ah in high density. We just got 6Ah recently (normal version). We still don't have 8 or 12Ah batteries. The naming is also different together with the looks comparing to the US batteries. Again, no explanation from Ryobi what the differences are and why they are different in the first place. I find it bizarre and very bad.

My new 4ah (RB1840X) had the extra contacts on the rear but no high energy branding. I don't know if ryobi are just using the same shell for different batteries, but it seems it gets even more confusing.

Oh, thank you. That is very nice of you.

You won't fit an adapter and the battery, but you could remove the cover and fit it, or at least keep the cover open - then you can have a battery with an adapter. Regarding a hose, you should be able to fit extensions to it, either fining ones that fit or using some kind of adapter. For handheld applications the hose is long enough. For workshop applications you could use an extensions.

@@KamilsTechTips ah okay, what size diameter hose is required if I want a longer one if I want to use it for larger areas like the garage using a floor attachment like normal house vaccums ?

The nozzle has external diameter of 30mm and it gets a bit wider with distance, so you can wedge something over it. I hope it helps. @@dotdot2723

@@KamilsTechTips Yeah it does, thanks!

Yes, the Link system. I think I mentioned them.

You're most welcome. Make sure you disable the right updates in the Windows Updates - I have a video about that too.

@@KamilsTechTips great will check it in out as well. Keep doing the good work

Thanks, buddy ;-)

I guess it is possible. Are you up for the challenge?

@@KamilsTechTips Currently renovating so my place is trash right now, I do have a 3D printer and tested one of those 3 gallon items on thingiverse, I did not have any success with them, problem is the bag slides off. i seen other vac devices that has some interresting locking mechanism, i think all you need are 2 rings, one small and one longer, so will look at that, also wonder what kind of bags would fit best, I have the old version

Ok, so if you have any luck, it would be nice to see a video of that. Also, maybe a simpler solution like duct tape? It is kind of funny and cliché, but there are so many things a duct tape can sort out! Keep us posted, buddy.

You're welcome!