Well… As a FP5 owner here goes my feedback over the points addressed in the video (copy-paste from my own comment in YT):
2:06 No Wireless Charging → Just plug a cable, it works well…
2:18 Nano SIM, Micro SD slot placement → How often do you swap cards? The 256GB are also more than enough for most.
2:38 Fine screen, yellow tint → I have the blue light protective glass since I got it, I notice something odd with the colors, I dismissed it as being the screen protector doing something…
2:46 Large Bezels → I think 65mm is the widest a phone should be, so yes…
2:55 Thick boy → Don’t really care but they could have slammed a thicker battery are removed the camera hump.
3:11 Heavy boy → Don’t really care… as long as it doesn’t dig an hole through the pants’ pockets…
4:07 Performance → Can’t complain, CPU side is around my old Snapdragon 855 phone, GPU side is a bit weaker.
4:58 Battery → It is sure a hungry boy, Camera, GPS and Celular data will drain it way too fast. With my usage it barely lasts a single day. It also heats up fairly quickly (but the battery stays pretty cold).
5:16 Uncommon SoC → It is indeed an odd one, one thing that was missed and bit niche is the ability to output to an USB-C display or dock.
5:38 Hardware Long Term Support → Assuming the company doesn’t go under, it is sure promising…
5:43 Kryo 670 CPU → 780G/778G/778G+ family, so a mid tier not that old mobile CPU…
5:58 Fingerprint sensor tactile feedback → I use the TPU cover, in my case the problem is that the sensor is in such a deep hole that you can barely touch it.
6:06 Weak vibration → Never noticed, but I guess being heavy doesn’t help…
6:16 Minimum ring volume → Not a problem for me, but can understand how annoying it can be, however you can change the ringtone with a file with the volume edited to your liking, a hassle yes, but easily workable…
7:12 Back button switcheroo → I chuckled, bloatware aside, I hate samsung phones for this reason, still a strange omission since many phones allow it be customizable.
7:14 Unmovable Google Search → Google being google…
7:35 Long press in app drawer doesn’t show uninstall and other software gimmicks → While I don’t see a problem with most of the stuff shown, there are quite a few annoying bugs, although some might be from android itself and not FP bad integrations…
8:08 Buggy behaviour - Worst being audio problems… → No audio issues, but I think that FP5 supports USB-C to 3.5mm dongles without a DAC, so there might be an issue with the sensing. The only annoying bug I have encountered is the recent apps screen bugging out and requiring a restart to restore its function.
8:53 Screen brightness → Have to agree that is among the worst implementations of auto backlight adjustment, just cover the light sensor or disable auto-dimming…
9:28 Camera → Meh, it works, it works fine in low light, not amazing, but it takes the shots (I own a mirrorless)
10:05 Running apps notification thingy → Didn’t know this was a thing.
10:15 Repairability → My old phone had some ‘issues’ where repairability would be great…
11:17 “Fair” phone → Yep, it is overpriced for what it provides…
11:23 Needs are extremely basic → Not really, it is capable of doing more than most phones due to the open software, in the future it might have some great custom ROMs for the tinkerers, and you can actually use the phone as a laptop…
11:30 SoC replacemente module → If only Framework did mobile phones …
with a 
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