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w880i too quiet |
shanespencer
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I remember reading somewhere that the w880i was quiet, but I thought that was referring to speaker volume when listening to music etc. My wife just picked one up on fleabay and when she calls me, I can hardly hear a word she says. She has tried calling me on various phones, both mobile and landline. Has anyone else had this problem, or did she buy a duff phone?
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tranced
Joined: Jan 19, 2006
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From: Santo Domingo, wonDeRland
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hi
well you can try to change its acoustic 
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shanespencer
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Thanks, but I'm not interested in hacking the phone. |
tranced
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so, an option would be to change the earpiece in a service center or get the phone replaced. though let's wait for other members to answer 
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BobaFett
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true, thats a common problem with se fones imo. u have to place ecactly to your ear, otherwise its really crap to hear the other person. i noticed it since k750.
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shanespencer
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Why should the earpiece be changed? There's nothing wrong with that - the phone isn't picking up the user's voice properly. It sounds like she's calling from a long distance landline 
Maybe I should just clarify: she uses the w880i to call me, and no matter what phone I use, I can't hear her voice well. The problem is her w880i's mic.
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BobaFett
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it can be also operator depending, but as mentioned above, imo its a manufacture faulty... all se fones are quiet imo... try another fone, nokia whatever, lets see, if its better or not
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shanespencer
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Well, my wife and I have used a few SE phones in the past (w800c, w810i, k800i), and this is the only model with this issue. She doesn't have another phone to try her SIM card in. I guess we'll have to look for another phone for her...
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tranced
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From: Santo Domingo, wonDeRland
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@shane: now i get your idea. the mic could be blocked by dust. if it's under warranty, use it
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NightBlade
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My godmother got a W880 after some nasty experience with a Samsung and she's never been happier with a phone, that's what I'll tell you. |
mrianwatson
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http://www.maplin.co.uk/Modul[....]o=25351&source=2001&doy=search |
shanespencer
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Thanks guys. We've obviously bought a duff phone.
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gola
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On 2007-11-30 16:49:25, shanespencer wrote:
Thanks guys. We've obviously bought a duff phone.
welcome to the world of SE mate...
"Getting wisdom is the wisest thing you can do!"
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shanespencer
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On 2007-11-30 18:15:23, gola wrote:
welcome to the world of SE mate...
LOL. Could have ben worse - I could have bought a k850 
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glorfingal
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No one would be that stupid after reading the posts, oh wait, I did ... 
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Posted: 2007-11-30 15:50
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