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What's wrong with the Ear Speaker?

astravitz

Aug 17, 2004, 12:07 PM
I went to demo this phone in the Verizon store yesterday and was surprised that the ear piece was so limited. I just moved a fraction of an inch and couldn't hear anything. Why would anyone design a phone that the ear piece can't be heard?????? Isn't this a primary funciton of a phone, i.e. to properly hear a conversation?

I ended up with the Samsung SCH-A670, which overall appeared to be a much better phone. Much higher quality materials, much smaller and far superior reception and sound. I understand everyone loves the bluetooth stuff and SD cards but shouldn't a phone just be clear and allow an easy conversation to flow? When did the quality of sound become secondary to all other phone features? 😳
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v710nyc

Aug 17, 2004, 12:13 PM
I agree. You have to hold the V710 at a weird position in order to hear at a different volume. Other than the speaker phone, the bluetooth, and the traansflash/sd card features I think both the LG and Samsung are better at basic functionality.

I realize we are in a v710 forum so please dont get offended V710 affcianados. This forum is for posting objective opinions both bad and good and I'm trying to be objective. With that sad I will probably keep my V710 until I can do an early upgrade and something along the lines of the vx8000 or something newer comes out.
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v710nyc

Aug 17, 2004, 12:15 PM
oh, and in addition to being better at basic functionality, they have better cameras despite the 1.2mp spec.
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needabox2live

Aug 17, 2004, 1:05 PM
The v710's volume might be lower. But the reception is alot better.
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