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That’s good news, even if it is a bit of a wait..
Maybe try cdrtd dot com, or Linda parts on AliExpress, think it’s the same company.
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32959501312.html
Either use a normal or bluetooth keyboard, or give it a go, are you sure you can’t push the top of the keyboard down towards the touchpad and then lift it out, maybe there are some small tabs to release?
That Fusion5 doesn’t look like it has IPS screen.
Mine took about 3 weeks, I think 2 weeks is fairly normal.
The TDP is set to 6watts by default, you can easily change it in the bios. Its not unusual to run an 10watts discharge when its working, I don’t think 50C is hot. Once its finished doing lots of updates it should calm down. You can reload windows if you like or add a new administrator account and delete the one you don’t want.
April 23, 2018 at 2:56 pm in reply to: Get Windows 10 PRO licence for free for your Teclast F7 #142219Mine came up with £119.99…. oh well, worth a try..
I got the same…
I think the varnish needs to be applied to the coil, but you may well find you won’t be able to get to them as its all concealed, think its a bit of a longshot..
A new mod to do, when i had mine open I can’t say I saw this at all.
I guess it would just be some anonymous part you otherwise wouldn’t notice, some have 2r2 wrtten on them, chances are you won’t be able to do anything without damaging something else as they look pretty small, but you never know.
Its not the speakers, as has been said its on the main board, I think its 2r2, basically a magnet wrapped with wire that will vibrate given certain circumstances, one suggestion was to put some varnish on the coil to stop movement causing the noise, no idea if you can even get to the coil, but Chris might have an urge to pull things apart :-)..
Yeah, its a shame with the 3 Pro, really shot themselves in the foot, daft. I’ve got no idea now whether to recommend it or not now.
Maybe Teclast will not do the same, either way they need to bring the price down before people bite on the F7.
No complaints so far…
Might be worth checking that it is a 128gb SSD, and not a 64gb eMMc + 64gb SSD, sometimes works out cheaper to buy the 64gb eMMC version then add your own SSD. The other thing is to add the cost of postage, sometimes geekbuying use free postage, sometimes not.
At the moment the prices of the F7 keep changing, we don’t know if they will drop to $220 or stay higher now a few have been sold.Just for interest of others here are the speeds of my F7 eMMC, a Sandisk DF4064

Also a 128gb Kingspec SSD fitted to the F7

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