[Krishnakumar PV]

Hi,

I have recently bought a nokia lumia 630. I realized it does not have a proximity sensor; instead nokia has introduced a sensor core that works on electrostatic principles. However, upon usage, I see that the display is not getting switched off even when I take the call and press/touch the phone to my ear lobes. If I press hard, sometimes the display switches off. Now, I put a flip cover to protect the phone. After putting the flip cover, the display does not get switched off at all. I think this is reducing the battery performance as well. I just wanted to know if others are facing same issues with lumia 630. Or is it that I have not done any settings properly?

Regards,
Krishnakumar

[Ryan ODonnell]

The Lumia 630 does not have any sensors which turn on or off the display.It uses technology that if you touch the screen during a call, the display turns off, no proximity sensors. :)