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Hi I've not experienced this at all even with heavy camera use. I wonder if they have updated to latest software? If it helps I use Google photos to view as default not the built in app.

@@AlexSass Thank you, appreciate the comment. I got the x14 (non-ultra version) yesterday, can report that the Camera drain is about 0.5% per minute

@@northernsupernova1 Cool. Let me know how the non-ultra goes. I have just looked in a Pixel 8 and I see 19% battery used by 31mins. Of course I expect it depends what you use the camera for (eg 8k video processing will use more).

Glad I could help!

I am sorry to hear that. I am autistic.

Calm down friend. That was the dishwasher app but it's not important enough to be upset about. Feel free to go do something else.

I bought it 1 week ago too. I took it out of the box and connected it to the power supply. On the first run, the machine stopped working with an IE error code. The technician who came to the house said that the washing motor was faulty. So I returned it. As far as I understand, there are many problems with these models. Now I ordered a bosch series 8 for myself. I hope I made the right choice this time

Always invastigate alot of reserch before you buy an appliance in this era because they don't make to last for years like before.

Sounds like a dud. No argument that these appliances aren’t built as well as days of old but statistically, LG is better than the rest.

You can remove half the drawer I believe. One side slides up and down as required and I think there's a way to take it out

Thank you :)

Enjoy

Mine does not. Although you could use the steam function.

We enjoy it. Great history

Aha thank you

I am not sure it really matters. As a common "car" it really isn't very good. As a short journey cute thingy, it's great!

@@AlexSass if its good or not, depends on the criteria you priorities. - Most of my driving trips are very short; for those trips, comfort and range isn't important. - Tiny vehicles usually have lower consumption, reducing price/km. - L6 and L7 class vehicles won't have to pay in the toll roads, and reduced registration fee, where I live, - 16 year olds can get a license to drive L6 class vehicles, in my country. The Citroën Ami is almost like a TARDIS, quite roomy, almost "bigger on the inside". I want one, but I don't trust the heater to defog the windows sufficiently through the winter. Sure, if you have other criteria, then it might not be a good option. - If you rely on driving on higher speed limits, or even where L6 are banned. - If you need more range to get to your destination reliability. - If you carry more passengers. - If you need to tow a trailer. - If you want more comfortable seats. After considering the shortcomings, I still believe the Ami would be a good car for what I need from it, except defogging the windows when it's cold and/or wet.

For sure I think you're right. Lots of people mod them but the fan is pretty basic. It might be a case of opening windows​@@thorbjrnhellehaven5766

​@@AlexSassmy first message was addressing that you from the beginning make a point that it's a quadricycle, not a car. Yes, according to the vehicle classification, it is a quadricycle, more specifically a quadrimobile. But then I challenge you to find the classification/definition where it says that it's not a car. Whether it's suitable or not is a totally different question. A two seater sports car isn't good if you need a vehicle for a family of five, neither is a quadrimobile. I'm sorry but I get kind of annoyed by the claims that it's «not a car», as a way to talk trash about some micro cars, supported by their vehicle classification, when «car» isn't a specific vehicle classification. The M1 classification is often incorrectly referred to as «car». While most cars are M1, but the less common L6e-BP and L7e-CP are also cars, and possibly other classifications too.

​@@thorbjrnhellehaven5766 ok.

Enjoy :)

@@AlexSass sure will

I've found them to be dry. One of the best and easiest reasons is that the machine automatically opens the door to let the dishes air

We do turbo and then turn off the extra dry. A two button process. Around 1hr. I believe there may be other settings but this is our quick go to

Jejeje Sorry sir

​@@AlexSassI think the music suited the video. 👍 I didn't even give it a thought until I read this comment. And I often get annoyed by music in videos.

Oh personal preference

Yes that is odd isn't it. We wish we could see it. I don't want to open an app to do that

Hehehe it is a bit! Fine with Windows open but it's not the most comfy thing for this weather. Better than a bike though for me.

Totally agree from a purely money perspective.

Yes just not comparable to a second hand car. Agree though when you start to compare it to second hand or even tiny cars it's not a great win. It just isn't one though. Yes we very much enjoy our actual car which cost five times this Ami but we don't use it in the same way. And we didn't buy it for replacing it. For an electric bargain car I agree second hand is the way to go although you're out of warranty including the battery and it's obviously a much bigger unit of vehicle you're after. Just depends what you want. I'd find an old leaf no fun but that's just me. And they need a different class of driving license but that doesn't matter for me even if it does for the market this is being sold to. The nearest car comparison will always win in most ways but initial amount of money. But it's way more engaging and I'd say a tad safer than the electric moped alternative I'd probably buy for the same use. That's the comparison for me. Or many years of bus pass and a long walk. Also agree with you that Citroen really needs to keep the cost down. Even here, not very far from where they are built, it's much higher than in France. That's a big problem.

I think many people buy them with the thought of them being a "car". They really aren't. To me is was this or an electric bike or moped. It's more expensive than both but I'd still go for this after enjoying it so far. As a car I'd agree it's kinda pants. As a little thing to buzz around the small village, I still really rate it.

​@@AlexSass yes, if someone approaches the Ami wanting to drive at the speed limit on fast roads, they have misunderstood the market they are aiming for. Ami is a small vehicle for neighborhood commutes and trips at slow speed limits. If someone would make some "winter kit" to improve charging in winter, and defogging of windows I might want to import one to Norway, but because it would unsuitable through parts of our winter, Citroën decided not to release Ami for sales in Norway, and I can't blame them,

Absolutely

Not from people who understand what is for.

Oh I'm loving your solar panel concept! Superb stuff. My insurance was rushed due to the hiccup with another brand :)

The more I reflect on this comment the more I'm certain it's just NOT for people who would buy a second hand city petrol car. The comparison is to an ebike or moped.

@@AlexSass But if you wanted an eBike or a Moped, why would you buy this? If you're buying an eBike or a moped, it's probably because you want something narrow, compact and relatively lightweight..... the Ami is nothing like either an eBike or a moped, it's far wider, no doubt significantly heavier and considerably more expensive. A new Ami on a quick google search is in the region of just under 10,000 euros. An absolute con if you ask me. Expensive, crap range, looks cheap and tacky (it has that "plastic build" look about it), and no doubt atrociously unsafe in a crash.

@@thefiestaguy8831 it's certainly love or hate isn't it!

It's great for us. Can imagine it's more fun here than in a city tbh but both work

Yes you can dial on the front :)

Yes indeed. Must be two years now and still working very well.

I think it really does make a difference to be honest. It makes sense, technically.

No you don't have to. The pod machines have very quick warm up and good standby but this machine you'll want to set it to go off after a few hours to conserve. You can decide the limit using the controls. I don't think one option is 247 though

Depends where you live Here we paid around 400 Euro I believe. Prob less now

I find that rather odd too! You can see it in the app or at a very awkward glance sideways!

You can also open it, it stops and resums automatically. It's a bit "not good" but no choice. App as well workd perfectly.

Hi, Thank you. To be honest I'm not sure so it will be best to check with the retailer. Our model was purchased in Spain and certainly carries the automatic door.

Your LG DF325FPS have automatic door Open?

sounds like your 2 front feet need adjusting, its not properly level

Hey thanks for question. I've been experimenting with so many brands! And of course it totally depends on taste. For me, in my culture and personal preference, I like my espresso strong, rich, without acidity. My go-to for that has ended up being Kimbo, Espresso Prestige. The only one I've hated so far (sorrrrry!) is Ikea sold as Kaffe Hela Bonor here. And if I can afford it, Illy Classic 100% Arabica is a treat but at 10 Euro for a little tin, it's usually on my Christmas list!

@@AlexSass thank you for your reply! I’m Portuguese and i like my espresso strong, with good crema and no acidity. I live in UK and here 250gr of illy coffee bean cost about £5 which is around 6€. Ill have a go on that Kimbo sometime!