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Welcome. In front of me is a Roger Gear RG655 and today I'll show you how to go to the setup
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process of the device. And to get started, once you boot it up, you'll be presented with
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the language select screen with the app name HiThere screen. So let's just stop right here
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choose our desired language, which for me I'm just going to stick with English, and
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tap on start. And next page we can insert our SIM card. Now this step will be completely
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optional so if you don't want to insert it right now, you don't have to. So that's kind
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of what I'm going to do. And on the next page we have the option to connect to WiFi. Again
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this step is again optional and if you don't want to you can skip it. But by skipping this
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step actually, you do lose the ability to have the date and time be set automatically
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so it might not be correct. And number two, you won't be able to log into Google throughout
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the setup. Now, that being said, you still will be able to log into Google later on after
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the setup is complete and after you have actually connected to WiFi, which you can do all through
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settings. So I'm going to skip this right here and go further to the date and time which
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isn't set automatically and it's nowhere near being correct. So number one, let's change
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the time zone to plus one or something like that. I'm not going to bother looking for
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much so I'll just set it plus one and it is April 8th so that's actually correct and the
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time isn't so it is right now 3.19 so that's okay now and there we go. So date and time
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set. Next page, Google services, location scanning, sending user and diagnostic data
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all the typical, every Android has it so if you don't want it, disable it. If you don't
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know what it is, read it. If you don't care, just accept it. Next page we have protect
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your phone so here you can set up a PIN, pattern or password or just nothing if we
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don't want to. So if you want to protect it, choose one. I can only choose one and then
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just kind of add it. Now for this purpose I will add a pattern here and now once you
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choose one of those it will ask you if you want to use the secure startup. I highly recommend
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against it. It is just an annoying cumbersome feature if you can even call it a feature
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Basically what it will do is once you, as an example, your device dies, you plug it
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in for charging, you turn it back on and before it actually turns on into Android, there we
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go, there is the pattern. Insert your pattern to boot the device. You do that and then you're
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on a lock screen having to insert that pattern once more for some reasons and if you also
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have a SIM card with a PIN, that gets even more annoying. So, honestly I recommend against
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it because you do just have to insert protection twice for no reason. Now, once you choose
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that option, if you want it secure or not, you can actually set up your lock screen
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So I'm just going to draw my pattern, tap on next, redraw it, confirm and voila, it's
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now set. And it looks like that's also the end of that setup for some reason. So that
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was a fairly brief setup screen which ended abruptly. So, yeah, if you found this video
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helpful, don't forget to like, subscribe and thanks for watching
