thatgui
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just as the title suggests:
- Shoulder Buttons that take up the whole "case edge":
Having the shoulder button taking up the whole edges leeds to a lot of accidental presses on my side, either while the Pandora is in my Hand or in a bag. - A hinge that offers me only two positions, fully opened and fully closed:
I don't know why, but 95% of the time I use my Pandora with the screen angeled ~120-130°, just fels more comfortable to me. Which gets annoying as the "paint-friction-effect" is almost gone on my Pandora, so even small vibrations lead to the screen flipping back - I have to use an index finger to stabilize the screen - A volume wheel
I often use the Pandora muted as I'm too lazy to fiddly out head/earphones but I do not want to disturb anyone. But sometimes I just forget that I muted her, so Pandoraclock is wakeing the hell out of me, but I don't hear it because I forgot to turn up the volume. If I don't forget to turn it up again, I'm often in the situation that I have to play a soundfile so I can find a suitable "loudness" so my wife does not throw my Pandora out of the window if it wakes me up in the morning. - No "Nub Dancing" and autocalibration
While autocalibration is a nice idea it is just annoying if the nubs think its time to recalibrate in the middle of a (boss)battle - flimsy battery cover
I already taped my battery cover so it doesn't wiggle a lot because two of the "noses" and one clamp are already gone (all in all I opened the battery compartment maybe 15 times). - "Battery contact mechanism"
Looking at how often people had to give the advise to put a piece of paper between the battery and the battery-cover I guess we can safely assume that this part needs some redesign