WHICH PHONE HAS THE CLEAREST SOUND
I just contracted for two years with Verizon Family Plan the begining of July. I am very happy with the plans and I look forward to getting top rate service.
Here is my question:Which phone gives the clearest sound ? I purchased two V 815s and also got a V 65 Motorola. I love the features of the V 815 but the sound Quality I am not sure of. I do not know if the average sound clarity is due to the Network or the phone!
I was with T-Mobile before and had Nokia phones. It seem that the clarity on calls was much better.
I like Verizon's new every two and the $5.00 In message thing. Also T-Mobile did not treat you as well if you wanted to upgrade you equipment. I'm staying with Verizon ,but I am disappointed with the sound clarity when makin...
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Here is my question:Which phone gives the clearest sound ? I purchased two V 815s and also got a V 65 Motorola. I love the features of the V 815 but the sound Quality I am not sure of. I do not know if the average sound clarity is due to the Network or the phone!
I was with T-Mobile before and had Nokia phones. It seem that the clarity on calls was much better.
I like Verizon's new every two and the $5.00 In message thing. Also T-Mobile did not treat you as well if you wanted to upgrade you equipment. I'm staying with Verizon ,but I am disappointed with the sound clarity when makin...
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go back to t-mobile, or even better, get cingular, their phones are the best.
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You should be able to get very clear calls, depending on where you use the phone. If you are using them in certain areas where the cell towers are far away, the clarity would suffer. The motos are usually good; the only problem with them is that the earpiece volume is never loud enough.
I have 2 LG phones---an LG7000, and LG6100. Both have good volume, and very clear calls; usually, the people I call can't even tell that I'm on a cell phone. If you haven't already done so, go to a Verizon store and test out some of the various phones in the store to see if they are any better. Could be you got an E815 that has problems; you should be getting near land-line quality. This is a phone that just came out, and there's bound to be problems ...
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I have 2 LG phones---an LG7000, and LG6100. Both have good volume, and very clear calls; usually, the people I call can't even tell that I'm on a cell phone. If you haven't already done so, go to a Verizon store and test out some of the various phones in the store to see if they are any better. Could be you got an E815 that has problems; you should be getting near land-line quality. This is a phone that just came out, and there's bound to be problems ...
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jb91cingular4life said:
go back to t-mobile, or even better, get cingular, their phones are the best.
Troll. 😈
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SForsyth01 said:jb91cingular4life said:
go back to t-mobile, or even better, get cingular, their phones are the best.
Troll. 😈
Well, the best voice quality I've ever experienced was while using a Motorola v600 on Tmobile's network. Heh. 😁 Don't kill me.
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muchdrama said:SForsyth01 said:jb91cingular4life said:
go back to t-mobile, or even better, get cingular, their phones are the best.
Troll. 😈
Well, the best voice quality I've ever experienced was while using a Motorola v600 on Tmobile's network. Heh. 😁 Don't kill me.
Troll 😈
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SForsyth01 said:muchdrama said:SForsyth01 said:jb91cingular4life said:
go back to t-mobile, or even better, get cingular, their phones are the best.
Troll. 😈
Well, the best voice quality I've ever experienced was while using a Motorola v600 on Tmobile's network. Heh. 😁 Don't kill me.
Troll 😈
Nag. 😉
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muchdrama said:SForsyth01 said:muchdrama said:SForsyth01 said:jb91cingular4life said:
go back to t-mobile, or even better, get cingular, their phones are the best.
Troll. 😈
Well, the best voice quality I've ever experienced was while using a Motorola v600 on Tmobile's network. Heh. 😁 Don't kill me.
Troll 😈
Nag. 😉
Nextel18 Lover! 😈 😛 😈
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SForsyth01 said:muchdrama said:SForsyth01 said:muchdrama said:SForsyth01 said:jb91cingular4life said:
go back to t-mobile, or even better, get cingular, their phones are the best.
Troll. 😈
Well, the best voice quality I've ever experienced was while using a Motorola v600 on Tmobile's network. Heh. 😁 Don't kill me.
Troll 😈
Nag. 😉
Nextel18 Lover! 😈 😛 😈
Okay, that was dirty.
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I have been interested in this subject for some time. I switched from an old Nokia TDMA phone/service from EDGE/ATT to Motorola V710/Verizon. I feel that my prior phone signal and sound were much better.
I have used a number of motorola phones in the past including a V60, and a large brick phone, all better sound than my V710. I demo'd several other Verizon phones and think that the newer technology is inferior in terms of sound quality. Frankly, I think that analog sound quality was better than digital. If anyone has specific info, i'd love to read about it. btw, i like motorola's itap.
I have used a number of motorola phones in the past including a V60, and a large brick phone, all better sound than my V710. I demo'd several other Verizon phones and think that the newer technology is inferior in terms of sound quality. Frankly, I think that analog sound quality was better than digital. If anyone has specific info, i'd love to read about it. btw, i like motorola's itap.
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id said:
I have been interested in this subject for some time. I switched from an old Nokia TDMA phone/service from EDGE/ATT to Motorola V710/Verizon. I feel that my prior phone signal and sound were much better.
I have used a number of motorola phones in the past including a V60, and a large brick phone, all better sound than my V710. I demo'd several other Verizon phones and think that the newer technology is inferior in terms of sound quality. Frankly, I think that analog sound quality was better than digital. If anyone has specific info, i'd love to read about it. btw, i like motorola's itap.
For some reason, CDMA (Sprint and Verizon) phones have a have an odd habit of breaking up...where you ...
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I think its more a phone thing than a technology thing. The 'I hear every other word' syndrome is something I hear a lot of people complaining about with Motos in general.
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VZWVan said:
I think its more a phone thing than a technology thing. The 'I hear every other word' syndrome is something I hear a lot of people complaining about with Motos in general.
But I've never used a Motorola CDMA phone besides the t72x series, and the best voice quality I've ever experienced was on a Moto v600 with Tmobile.
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It may be that Moto makes better-sounding GSM phones than it does CDMA ones, but that doesnt mean that GSM inherently sounds better than CDMA. It just means that Moto makes better-sounding GSM phones. I've certainly known a number of ATT TDMA and cingular GSM customers who werent particularly happy with their sound quality.
For Verizon, and CDMA in general, I just think Moto is a lost cause. Better to go with Samsung or one of the upcoming Nokias, if sound quality is important to you.
For Verizon, and CDMA in general, I just think Moto is a lost cause. Better to go with Samsung or one of the upcoming Nokias, if sound quality is important to you.
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VZWVan said:
It may be that Moto makes better-sounding GSM phones than it does CDMA ones, but that doesnt mean that GSM inherently sounds better than CDMA. It just means that Moto makes better-sounding GSM phones. I've certainly known a number of ATT TDMA and cingular GSM customers who werent particularly happy with their sound quality.
For Verizon, and CDMA in general, I just think Moto is a lost cause. Better to go with Samsung or one of the upcoming Nokias, if sound quality is important to you.
I haven't used enough GSM phones to decide if GSM inherently sounds better...but I have noticed Samsung, Sanyo, and Nokia CDMA handsets break up in strange ways.
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muchdrama said:
I haven't used enough GSM phones to decide if GSM inherently sounds better...but I have noticed Samsung, Sanyo, and Nokia CDMA handsets break up in strange ways.
That hasnt been my experience. While any phone can break up under the right circumstances, I have never known it to be a standout recurring problem with any of the makers listed above.
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VZWVan said:muchdrama said:
I haven't used enough GSM phones to decide if GSM inherently sounds better...but I have noticed Samsung, Sanyo, and Nokia CDMA handsets break up in strange ways.
That hasnt been my experience. While any phone can break up under the right circumstances, I have never known it to be a standout recurring problem with any of the makers listed above.
I've only noticed this type of voice quality issues on CDMA phones. I believe it may have something to do with the compression.
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