Seems fine on my S9. Haven't tried on my priv though.Is there seriously a problem with Android and Teslas? Uh oh...not only do I have a android phone, it's also a Blackberry.
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Seems fine on my S9. Haven't tried on my priv though.Is there seriously a problem with Android and Teslas? Uh oh...not only do I have a android phone, it's also a Blackberry.
Seems fine on my S9. Haven't tried on my priv though.
I have a Key Two which can hopefully live up to its name!
I also have a Key Two!... Ever since Android 8.0, i found it it works much better than Key One with Android 7.0I have a Key Two which can hopefully live up to its name!
Doesn't work so well on the priv because it closes the app and doesn't run in the background. Key2 should be okay since it's running Oero. In general Android does put things to sleep, check settings and see if you can make prevent the app from happening.
My phone key has been so reliable that I think having a FOB in my pocket would actually annoy me more than anything. Before my phone key was active, the card worked fantastic through my wallet. I guess it's a nice-to-have for people with older phones, or a habit of installing a bunch of software onto their devices that abuse sensors and bluetooth, but for me I'd just take the battery out and put it in a drawer to collect dust.
It's strange, initially my iPhone key was flawless but in the last couple of months it got really flakey - more often than not I'd walk up to my car, pull the handle then stand like an idiot unable to get in. I'd have to dig my phone out, open the app and press the tiny unlock button. Crappy. v9 seems to have improved reliability a lot but I'm still wary now I know it can stop working reliably. It's a pity because it's great when it works.
I'm mainly interested in the fob so I can use summon getting the car in and out of the garage. Maybe once I try it I'll realize it's easier just to do it myself (like with auto park), but since it is part of EAP I'm interested.
Hopefully for Canadians the fob will be included for those that bought EAP since it should be included into the price we paid for the whole feature.
Who knows though. If the fobs are 125 usd each I guess I'll never find out what summon works like....
The key fob is free.I'm mainly interested in the fob so I can use summon getting the car in and out of the garage. Maybe once I try it I'll realize it's easier just to do it myself (like with auto park), but since it is part of EAP I'm interested.
Hopefully for Canadians the fob will be included for those that bought EAP since it should be included into the price we paid for the whole feature.
Who knows though. If the fobs are 125 usd each I guess I'll never find out what summon works like....
The key fob is free.
Tesla themselves said it. Just google “Model 3 Key fob free” if you don’t believe me. Once available in the future, all new owners get one when taking delivery. Current owners can request one, at no extra cost, once it’s available. Once the Key fobs got leaked through tesla filing it with the FCC it was common knowledge that it was free because Tesla confirmed it, I don’t know how you guys missed the memo.Besides getting one with a car purchase, do you have any information you can share that says people that already own can choose to get a fob for free?
Tesla themselves said it. Just google “Model 3 Key fob free” if you don’t believe me. Once available in the future, all new owners get one when taking delivery. Current owners can request one, at no extra cost, once it’s available. Once the Key fobs got leaked through tesla filing it with the FCC it was common knowledge that it was free because Tesla confirmed it, I don’t know how you guys missed the memo.
Yeah I just thought people knew about it by now that’s my fault. And yeah exactly. I’m going to grab one since it’s free, but just keep it at home since I’m so used to using my phone. Maybe use the key fob for valet or when letting someone borrow your car. I think that would be better instead of handing them the key card and then trying to explain how it works.It's not that I don't believe you, it's that I didn't see a link in your post, and I don't care enough about the fob personally to search.
The best I've found so far was an inside EVs story saying Tesla confirmed existing owners can request a fob and it'll be free. So for those that want one, that's great. And for those of us that don't, it's also great to know one won't just show up some day.