Nah , I still nominated this game for the Valve Doesn ' t Care Award Award <| sep |> I feel bad for laughing <| sep |> Did you have one in the pocket while you ate the other one ? <| sep |> Hell yea man , just wipe it down after you use it <| sep |> I read through the . pdf it hits all the expected story points for a Star Wars casino heist , with just the right twists and turns . Good work ! <| sep |> After mostly a stock android history , this phone was very hard to get used to . Every function felt like I had to relearn how to get to that . No settings was where I expected them to be . After a few days of use , I started to remember how to operate this phone . I came from years of iPhones then Nexus 7 2012 , Nexus 9 and finally Nexus 6 P . I had some limited experiences with Samsung Galaxy phones but my day to day Android usage was mostly stock . It took me literally minutes before I got used to EUI . Granted , I installed Google Now Launcher 15 minutes after setting it up but the remaining differences didn ' t bother me at all . The reversed back and menu buttons took at most 5 minutes for me to get used to . I was still able to go back to my 6 P and adjust instantly . I actually grew to like the shortcuts with the recent apps . Now I know not everyone like change or can adjust at the same speed . But I just want to share that just because you came from stock , it doesn ' t mean you will automatically hate anything that ' s different . With all that said , I eventually returned the Le Pro 3 ONLY because of the lackluster camera . I was absolutely happy with everything else about the phone from the purchasing returning process to the quality of the phone , speed , fingerprint sensor . etc . From what I heard the camera can be greatly improved with software updates when and if that happens . So if you are looking for an affordable , fast phone and either don ' t care about the camera and is willing to take the gamble of LeEco eventually upgrading it with an update , I highly recommend this phone .