Posted by _!GameKing!_
how do i make my w910i louder its speaker is quite low which is why sony ericsson has let me down this time
Posted by DarkKrypt
1. its a walkman phone - dont expect it to be loud(some are). as always people dont know what walkman realy stands for..
2. if you want it to be louder your going to have to wait till someone makes acoustics for it or...
3. why dont you just buy these MPS-70
my friends love it(ill be getting another 1 for a friend as she loves it) great for ripping music when we're out at the beach/park/uni etc
theyre cheap you can get them for $40au dollars:)
source: taken from the
accessories page of MPS-70
enjoy lataz
Posted by _!GameKing!_
i guess them speakers are powered by the phone right? or does it have a battery built into the speaker
[ This Message was edited by: _!GameKing!_ on 2008-04-03 14:37 ]
Posted by DarkKrypt
powered by the phone:)
Posted by _!GameKing!_
cool
Posted by strizlow800
Sorry to ask little of topic, but when that speakers are powered by the phone, how's the battery consumption goes... Do they eat the battery much faster than the built in speaker? And another thing The W910 is newer platform (DB3150) so it can be modded yet... If you plan to make your phone louder with acoustics you will have to wait until it's platform is cracked and it can be modded for free... Anyway it's acoustics have different format too... You know that DB2010 phones have .apf acoustics, DB2020 phones had .zapf acoustic, and now the new platform DB3150
phones have .xm*** acoustics (I don't remember exactly, but somewhere i read that newer s have new acoustic formats...)... So for now, the portable speakers are the best (and only ) way to make your W910 louder.
Posted by Mizzle
It's very low on battery actually
Posted by strizlow800
hahah thanx for info
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Posted by satheeshyadh
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On 2008-04-02 13:33:41, _!GameKing!_ wrote:
how do i make my w910i louder its speaker is quite low which is why sony ericsson has let me down this time
My Speaker volume is very low. i used always speaker phones.