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Because heās oldHow can someone that breaks down a vehicle to every last screw be completely clueless to the fact that the truck does come with a wireless charger?
Yes, I was surprised that both Sandy and Sue repeatedly said there is no "induction charger" in the R1T.How can someone that breaks down a vehicle to every last screw be completely clueless to the fact that the truck does come with a wireless charger?
As I have shared in other threads, the wireless charger was one of the biggest positive surprises when I got my truck. I knew it had one, just didn't expect it to be so good based on the constant griping here. I think it is just phone dependent, and good ones like mine are probably the minority. All I know is that for my Galaxy Note 8 with an Incipio hard case and my wife's Galaxy 9, it picks up the charger nearly immediately and very rarely slides around unless I'm really driving aggressively or off road.Yes, I was surprised that both Sandy and Sue repeatedly said there is no "induction charger" in the R1T.
I would guess they both didn't catch it because the phone has to be in a very specific spot and as soon as you go around a turn a little too fast, it slides out of alignment.
I personally tried the wireless charging for a few days after I got my truck and went to the wired charging because it works every time.
It's funny that the Munro group is so detail oriented but then misses something like this that is mentioned in the manual.
That makes sense. I switched to a Z-flip 4 because it was lighter and that's probably why it slides around very easily, even with a rubberized case on it.As I have shared in other threads, the wireless charger was one of the biggest positive surprises when I got my truck. I knew it had one, just didn't expect it to be so good based on the constant griping here. I think it is just phone dependent, and good ones like mine are probably the minority. All I know is that for my Galaxy Note 8 with an Incipio hard case and my wife's Galaxy 9, it picks up the charger nearly immediately and very rarely slides around unless I'm really driving aggressively or off road.
YESDid anyone else notice how quiet his tonneau was? On videos Iāve seen and the few Iāve interacted with it was so loud.
I'm not sure why many put him up on a pedestal. Did you see when he tried to use a EA charger for the first time?How can someone that breaks down a vehicle to every last screw be completely clueless to the fact that the truck does come with a wireless charger?
Mine has been getting quieter as I use it and apply the RV window lubricant the service center recommended. It sounds similar. Really on clunk I hear now is when the last slat retracts. The other slats make a much quieter stacking sound.Did anyone else notice how quiet his tonneau was? On videos Iāve seen and the few Iāve interacted with it was so loud. I also noticed he had the V1 (nicer) LED light strips in the bed vs the V2 with individual bulbs visible. Wonder if it was a pristine example since it was going to Munro.
'Cuz he is...I'm not sure why many put him up on a pedestal. Did you see when he tried to use a EA charger for the first time?
I'm not poking fun at his age, many older people forget more them younger people will every know. I just don't see why he's suppose to be some sort of expert.
They did replace that trim piece with plastic on more recent vins FYIMunro should tell Rivian to replace the wood behind the seat with a piece of plastic. I am sure we would all be cool with that.