Moto G7 Power

Motorola Moto G7 Power (XT-1955) (ocean)

Tested with Phh Treble v117

Wireless

Wi-Fi

partially - DHCP method successfully connects on only few access points; most access points require the Static method for a reliable connection

Mobile Data

works - confirmed to work on at least Metro by T-Mobile on AOSP Pie v115 and up

Bluetooth

partially - Media audio is confirmed to be a bit choppy. Call audio, on the other hand, works fine

Mobile Hotspot

works

RIL

Calling

• Start call

works

• Receive call

works

VoLTE

currently not working - the apk and the patch provided via the #phh-volte Telegram group works, but prevents calls from hanging up successfully

Messaging

• Sending (SMS and MMS)

works

• Receiving (SMS and MMS)

partially - messages can only be received on a 3G/HSPA/UMTS network, not on a 4G LTE network

Hardware

Fingerprint Reader

works (only if encrypted)

Proximity/Ambient/Gyro Sensor

works

Camera

• Taking pictures (front and rear)

works

• Recording (front and rear)

partially - front camera lagged during recording; the sound from the recordings of the front and rear camera is also choppy

• Flashlight

works

Speaker

partially - resulting sound is choppy as well

Microphone

works

Headphone Audio

works

FM Radio

not working - FM radio receiver could not be picked up by the new NextRadio app

GPS

works

USB Connection

USB On-The-Go Cable Connection

works

Additional Notes

• The GSI does not yet feature a developer option "Display Cutout" in order to hide the notch, like it does on the device's stock firmware

• Unlike the stock firmware, which aims to keep the device's battery life lasting up to 72 hours, multiple users report that battery life with the GSI does not last near to 72 hours on a full charge such as the international/unlocked models

• Although Magisk works on the stock firmware, flashing Magisk on the GSI conflicts with the system due to init.mmi.hab.sh located in /vendor/bin, which forces the device to bootloop (similar situation with the Moto G7 (river) (https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/issues/844#issuecomment-485201012))

• Once decrypting the device, 1) the fingerprint API for the GSI is erased and 2) when setting a screen lock, it refuses to accept the correct passcode to unlock the device; in other words, any password is the "incorrect password"

https://github.com/phhusson/treble_experimentations/issues/611