LG VX-8100
RE: Volume Problems
I know this sounds like too simple of a solution, but I wonder if some of the volume problems people are having are just do to the phone moving on your ear. Some cell phones I have had, you could have it almost anywhere on your ear and could hear fine, and others had to be right on your ear. Youhave to have it placed on your ear right at the speaker and if you move it up or down a little it causes it to sound lower, which is not a phone problem, it's a placement problem. I'm not discrediting any of you who have this problem, but I am not, but noticed if I move it up to far on my ear it gets quieter and also notice that it IS placement, NOT phone because when I move it back down to where it should be it's fine. Again, I know this sounds to...
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While I agree placement definitely helps with this phone I have had calls where no matter where I placed the phone I really struggled to hear the person I was talking with. It's not very noticeable if I'm sitting in my house quietly but if I'm walking down the street with cars driving by it can reach a point where I can't hear the person at all. To me that's unacceptable. It's a "mobile" phone after all. I've experienced this rarely but it has happened. In my opinion, with the phones volume turned to the maximum it should be loud enough that you could hear them without having to have the phone directly on your ear.
A good tip though Mary but I'd be surprised if most people struggling to hear a caller weren't doing everything short of stan...
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A good tip though Mary but I'd be surprised if most people struggling to hear a caller weren't doing everything short of stan...
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Mary424 said:...
I know this sounds like too simple of a solution, but I wonder if some of the volume problems people are having are just do to the phone moving on your ear. Some cell phones I have had, you could have it almost anywhere on your ear and could hear fine, and others had to be right on your ear. Youhave to have it placed on your ear right at the speaker and if you move it up or down a little it causes it to sound lower, which is not a phone problem, it's a placement problem. I'm not discrediting any of you who have this problem, but I am not, but noticed if I move it up to far on my ear it gets quieter and also notice that it IS placement, NOT phone because when I move it back down to where it should be it's f
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What about trying a headset (BT or otherwise). Are people still having volume problems when using a bluetooth headset? I think that would be a test to really find out if there are volume issues...
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when i was having the volume issues they did seem to dissapear when i was using my bt headset (the hs820).
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