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My Ender 3 S1 just does anything I ask of it now that I have Klipper and a glass/mirror plate and tuned it.
It's kinda boring tbh 😂 I WANNA TINKER
Yes. It might be the lighting, but it looks like you have slight gaps between the first layer extrusions. Apologies if this isn't the case. This guide is very simply to follow and has some good photos: https://ellis3dp.com/Print-Tuning-Guide/articles/first_layer_squish.html
Thanks! I also have a OnePlus 12, which is part of my motive for asking. I'm currently rocking a Poetic Guardian, but I wish the magsafe ring was a bit lower. I don't use it for wireless charging, but I do use it for magnetic grips and they're just a bit too high.
This is my first OnePlus. I get the impression that the user base is pretty vocal (lots of posts), but the quantity of owners doesn't appear to be that high based on the number of accessories available.
Thanks. The problem in the US at least is most people buy phones from their carriers. The 12 isn't available there so it's going to be niche.
I bought mine from Best Buy, but you're right - carriers don't offer them anymore.