Did you get it fixed pal?

@@r.e2391 No. I'm still considering buying a new one, but was hoping that a more reliable alternative would have entered the market. However, I've not seen one yet.

@@CrankCase08 Oh right, the exact same issue happened to me to. I was wondering if I could possibly get it fixed but I guess not. I'll attempt to find an alternative too. Thanks.

I've had mine for like 10 years, since we first got them sent through the door for free basically. Still use it, and still going strong. (knock on wood) I've got my Desktop plugged in on the main socket, then a 8 socket extension bank plugged in at the side for 2 monitors, speakers and external HDD.

@@Cyberbyte_010 It may be that the earlier ones had better quality components that made it more expensive for Eon to supply, so the switched them for lesser quality ones. Anyhow, I bought a 'Oneclick' socket panel and that's now doing the job nicely.

It cost £60 when I reviewed it.

christopher pickup it is all on my blog shkspr.mobi/blog/2017/11/solar-battery-and-alexa-in-30-lines-of-code/

Yes I saw that thank you, and it all double Dutch to me ! I was hoping the installer of Moxia would of been able to set it up for me, as I am the least savi person when it comes to working out these things ! I love tech and I’m stumbling my way around Alexa at the moment. My aim is to make my home as energy smart as possible. I’ve done all the energy saving stuff light solar panels, battery storage, led lighting and now I’m looking at controlling all my devices to power completely off at the mains through smart Alexa plug so I’m using as little energy as possible with out compromising on my day to day activities or the hazel of unplugging or manually switching off things. So that the Moxia battery is as efficient as possible. I’m smart at what I want to do and how to do it, but I’m not smart enough to make it all work by myself ! Thank you by the way for your help it is most appreciated.

You can see what I have done so far, by the way on Facebook. It’s called Evs & hybrids and KZfaq channel is also called Evs & hybrids. I’m hoping to make a video of the installation of the Moxia battery on Thursday for my channel with my daughter. But Alexa is not as easy or skill app supported as I thought it would be ...

christopher pickup I find it hard to comment on KZfaq. Please email me or stick a comment on my blog.

christopher pickup my blog post about it is at shkspr.mobi/blog/2017/11/solar-battery-and-alexa-in-30-lines-of-code/

Terence Eden Thank you, getting a Moxia 3KW battery fitted on the 19th. I’m hoping to get Alexa to do exactly what your video does as well as all my lights and plugged in sockets etc. Again, Thank you for your help.

Aldrin no stutter. Very smooth.

catfishBG my UK one does NOT have Bulgarian. I use the SwiftKey keyboard which I think does have Bulgarian input. Hope I have helped you.

Thanks very much, just one more queastion - do you think i will be able to read books in epud format for example which are in bulgarian even if it is not supported in the menu ?

catfishBG epub? Yes. It has full unicode support. You will need to download an ebook reader though. Good luck!

Get Nova launcher. Pretty sure it has those gestures/shortcuts

Toss it over.. 😎

Hijas Thoufeeq @terence no please don't unbox phones for a profession, because then you lose your identity as a person who shares his personal experience just like an average person. Keep up the good work at what you do, sharing and helping others with your own experience. We like you just the way you are.

Just unbox your next phone, whenever you get it, maybe in 5 years time :)

I can wait for another five 5 years😂

Steve Hartsock I get the 8gb ram 128gb storage dark red colour

Jackbox I would be interested to hear how they failed, as I’m using one and find it quite useful.

I used this and other references from the same brand Intelliplug (from OnClick) for many years and I never had any problems. Only one problem lasts only 3 years. Can you please explain your conclusion??

@@pespinha6366 Hi I was a support analyst IT support for 20 years or more. Printers run on software a very simple program but like your computer they need to be shut down before being powered off. It's like with turning off your computer by using the power switch. If you check the printer manual it does ask you to turn off the printer first before cutting the power.

Same problem, works fine for older systems, but modern levels of efficient idle make it cut out. Thinking of opening mine up (triangle screwdriver needed) to see if the current detector can be modified. If it's an inductive pickup, the secondary may have a resistor across it to limit sensitivity, while if it's a resistive pickup, a higher resistance would increase sensitivity

One other thought, not great for efficiency and maybe a backward step, but some gratuitous extra case fans and lighting may keep the power above the detection point

did u guys get the issue fixed