A recent e-mail I got from Teslogic makes me a bit gun shy about buying something else. I was told that they are not going to support older phones, and that they require the phone to get 600 packets/sec to work. The Android 6 phone is typically around 140 packets/sec, but can be as low as 80. The thing that gives me pause though is that my Pixel 6 pro, on Android 13, only gets 430 packets/sec.
I got this one from Amazon for about $25 more than a year ago. Truly one handed as it is MagSafe compatible, so no bracket or gripper needed. Excuse the photo darkness.For anyone looking for a really clean mount for their phone that also wireless-charges, I use this one: https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256803768480317.html it has 100% hidden cabling so no janky adapters or cables visible. It's a wireless charger so works with any phone that supports it. Only improvement I'd like is if it was magsafe but you can't have everything
I'd be happy if there was a setting to allow the phone to sleep when it was not being charged.
I would have to be parked for a certain amount of time (ie. 15 minutes) as people may want to review the energy screen or test things in their car while parked.
If they are reviewing the energy screen, then the normal sleep behavior of the phone would keep it awake until they stopped messing with the phone. The suggestion is to enable sleep, not force sleep when the car is in park. It will use the phones normal sleep timeout to cause the phone to sleep.
all tablets and phones will shut down when left in the car during the hot summer months.
Perhaps the case being used? No venting?
Yeah, I get that one on my regular Pixel 6 and sometimes "can't get messages from CAN1, check wiring" or some such. It happens in both cars, so I doubt the wiring is wrong. They go away and don't seem to affect the operation of the phone, so I haven't worried about it. My guess is that they are a little sensitive to missing messages and pop these up as soon as anything they miss anything.
