@oldbutndy Yeah, this topic has been raised a few times on the forum. To me, it does seem like at this point the website's Devices page may be out of date on this issue. I've made a post in the Design section of the forum, where I've seen the Website team post before.

@RapidRotator said in What is quality level of external wireless display mode on Nord N10 5G: @oldbutndy I honestly never looked in what is making Jellyfin see my TV as something it can cast to, while it specifically mentions Google Cast to be unsupported, but it works, without any other dongles hanging out of its HDMI ports. Hmmm, can you tell me exact model of your TV ? I will research that, see if similar direct WiFi to my LG Smart TV (which apparently supports Miracast, since I did not do anything special to get UT phone to display on it.) I specifically bought LG TV (used) because I read somewhere that its OS is Linux, and built-in browser was functional (thought slow, like most). (I never use it, since everything connected to TV is FASTER & has more DRAM). Related note: I tried a Samsung S20 wired directly to TV, running their DeX mode. looked good. But, I would want to install UT (not available), or LineageOS. So, checked LOS, & they say VoLTE not working ! So, Oneplus Nord N10 (or possibly a couple others soon, I just read) is STILL the best option for USA, as of 2026jan12.

@Moem said ... most of us have full lives and don't read the forums every day. Me too, usually. I just focused to try to get something working, due to 30 day ebay seller return policy. Failed interaction with Oneplus support ate up 12 days of that.

@ChromiumOS-Guy said @oldbutndy not really it would help a lot yes but you can use standard reverse engneering software to check it, also engneering roms have unlocked bootloader so you just compare that to the oldest release if an engneering rom exists. I actually spent more time looking into this yesterday. I did sequential question search using google AI, and asked about finding a bit to change, etc. The answers sounded reasonable (AI is sometimes very good at that, so I am not sure if all were true ...) For one thing, it said the setting was in special partition. It might have said encrypted. And that the special protection firmware in the T-Mobile models check any changes to that partition. I saved the interaction to a file, but have not edited it for clarity yet. But it was convincing enough to completely give up on BE2028, and the Metro model (# ?).

I deleted it after reading that Libertine is on its way out & Snap now supported, so I installed the snap version & it works OK- wireless external display - 4K TV. Also connected $10 (USD-Amazon) Acasis USB-C port expander to charge and plug in USB Keyboard & USB stick (with *.ods test file).