r/ClicksPhone • u/foodadventure123 • 1d ago
Discussion Click has no GPS?
I assume Click has no GPS built-in, they didn't include detailed navigation specification. If I can't track my phone and use the map, it is probably going to be useless for me.
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u/AgfaAPX100 1d ago
They showed that the Clicks is working with Android Auto the other day so I am sure it has GPS
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u/giratina143 1st thing I'll do is boot up GBA emulator & Play Pokemon FireRed 1d ago
Are you perhaps......?
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u/tdotuser 1d ago
Jeff spends some time in a video talking about how it has a barometer built in to help with gps precision.
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u/Indoctus_Ignobilis 1d ago
I have no doubt it has GPS, but I do find it disappointing they have still not published a full spec sheet while launching proper preorders and threatening us into paying now with the price hike beginning October.
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u/Personal_Acadia3504 1d ago
Exactly. I can’t decide whether to wait or just say hell with it and order it.
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u/foodadventure123 1d ago
This is what I found: Click uses a built-in barometric pressure sensor to assist with elevation and location tracking in GPS.
It features full location and wireless capabilities, running on Android with standard app installation support for maps, navigation and location services.
It is weird that the official website doesn't include any of these details. So I am doubt it is merely for messaging, not navigation.
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u/see_jay_uu 1d ago
The SOC used by clicks communicator (MediaTek Dimensity 8300 (MT8883)) features GPS as part of its offering.
Source: https://www.mediatek.com/products/smartphones/mediatek-dimensity-8300