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- 04-21-2005, 05:39 PM #1James R. LunsfordGuest
ATT/Cingular is no longer supporting TDMA phones. I have a year left in my
contract, I'm happy with the service, but I need a new phone, problems with
the headset on my Nokia 6360. I picked up a Moto V60i from Ebay.
Phone works fine with ATT/Cingular, had no problems getting it added to my
account, looks good, well taken care of, but the headset doesn't work. The
phone came with 2 headsets, a Moto branded and a cheapie and the sounds
through them are barely audible, with a lot of scratchy feedback as if there
was s short in the connection. The on/off button on the no-name earbud
doesn't work, and I can still hear sounds coming out of the phones earpiece
when using either earbud.
SO far I've tried 2 Plantronics headsets, one new Moto branded set, one
Ear-Glove that boasted superior sounds, and a cheapie earbud from K-Mart.
None of them worked. 1 of the Plantronics and the cheapie from K-Mart were
barely audible, the Ear-Glove and the new Moto Branded didn't work at all.
My question is, were these phone prone to this type of trouble? I've
contacted the seller from Ebay and he says his wife used the phone, but has
to get back to me on whether she had problems with the earbud, or ever even
used one.
Any advice would be appreciated: Can it be fixed? Headset recomendations,
etc.
Thanks in advance.
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- 04-21-2005, 05:55 PM #2SFBGuest
Re: V60i headset problems
I've never had any problems with mine over the last 2+ years
SFB
PS Maybe it is just a bad connection in the phone... just a guess
James R. Lunsford wrote:
> ATT/Cingular is no longer supporting TDMA phones. I have a year left in my
> contract, I'm happy with the service, but I need a new phone, problems with
> the headset on my Nokia 6360. I picked up a Moto V60i from Ebay.
>
> Phone works fine with ATT/Cingular, had no problems getting it added to my
> account, looks good, well taken care of, but the headset doesn't work. The
> phone came with 2 headsets, a Moto branded and a cheapie and the sounds
> through them are barely audible, with a lot of scratchy feedback as if there
> was s short in the connection. The on/off button on the no-name earbud
> doesn't work, and I can still hear sounds coming out of the phones earpiece
> when using either earbud.
>
> SO far I've tried 2 Plantronics headsets, one new Moto branded set, one
> Ear-Glove that boasted superior sounds, and a cheapie earbud from K-Mart.
> None of them worked. 1 of the Plantronics and the cheapie from K-Mart were
> barely audible, the Ear-Glove and the new Moto Branded didn't work at all.
>
> My question is, were these phone prone to this type of trouble? I've
> contacted the seller from Ebay and he says his wife used the phone, but has
> to get back to me on whether she had problems with the earbud, or ever even
> used one.
>
> Any advice would be appreciated: Can it be fixed? Headset recomendations,
> etc.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
- 04-21-2005, 06:14 PM #3James R. LunsfordGuest
Re: V60i headset problems
Well, the phone seems to have been well take care of, the seller just
replied to me and advised that his wife didn't "recall" having any problems
with the volume in the headset, but that she didn't use the earbud very
often.
I was just wondering if this was a common problem with this model and/or if
it's maybe the type of headset I'm using. I've tried 7 so far and the best
I can get is barely audible sound on the best of them, and the others didn't
even work.
Thanks for your reply...
"SFB" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I've never had any problems with mine over the last 2+ years
>
> SFB
- 04-21-2005, 06:17 PM #4GrahamGuest
Re: V60i headset problems
"James R. Lunsford" <sky.rocker*NOSPAM*@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:2RW9e.13234$Fm5.13184@trndny09...
> ATT/Cingular is no longer supporting TDMA phones. I have a year left in
> my contract, I'm happy with the service, but I need a new phone, problems
> with the headset on my Nokia 6360. I picked up a Moto V60i from Ebay.
>
> Phone works fine with ATT/Cingular, had no problems getting it added to my
> account, looks good, well taken care of, but the headset doesn't work.
> The phone came with 2 headsets, a Moto branded and a cheapie and the
> sounds through them are barely audible, with a lot of scratchy feedback as
> if there was s short in the connection. The on/off button on the no-name
> earbud doesn't work, and I can still hear sounds coming out of the phones
> earpiece when using either earbud.
>
> SO far I've tried 2 Plantronics headsets, one new Moto branded set, one
> Ear-Glove that boasted superior sounds, and a cheapie earbud from K-Mart.
> None of them worked. 1 of the Plantronics and the cheapie from K-Mart
> were barely audible, the Ear-Glove and the new Moto Branded didn't work at
> all.
>
> My question is, were these phone prone to this type of trouble? I've
> contacted the seller from Ebay and he says his wife used the phone, but
> has to get back to me on whether she had problems with the earbud, or ever
> even used one.
>
> Any advice would be appreciated: Can it be fixed? Headset
> recomendations, etc.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
Same here - no problems. - Although do sometimes have to turn the volume up
when using the headset.
G
- 04-21-2005, 06:25 PM #5SFBGuest
Re: V60i headset problems
Have you been using the "volume keys" to try and increase the volume?
You can only do this when you are actually on a call otherwise you are
just increasing the "ring" volume. It does make a significant difference.
Do you have the manual for the phone? If not I can send you a .pdf file
of the manual from TMobile...let me know
SFB
James R. Lunsford wrote:
> Well, the phone seems to have been well take care of, the seller just
> replied to me and advised that his wife didn't "recall" having any problems
> with the volume in the headset, but that she didn't use the earbud very
> often.
>
> I was just wondering if this was a common problem with this model and/or if
> it's maybe the type of headset I'm using. I've tried 7 so far and the best
> I can get is barely audible sound on the best of them, and the others didn't
> even work.
>
> Thanks for your reply...
>
> "SFB" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>
>>I've never had any problems with mine over the last 2+ years
>>
>>SFB
>
>
>
- 04-21-2005, 06:49 PM #6James R. LunsfordGuest
Re: V60i headset problems
I've tried that time and time again. As far as I know, I can only get it to
7. Does it go higher than that? I just tried it, calling my voicemail
number and even at 7 it's barely audible. Funny thing, the *tones* are a
lot louder than the actual call itself. When it's dailing the number, it's
at a good volume, but once the call starts, it drops. Strange.
Thanks for the offer, the phone came with a manual, car charger, wall
charger, and the 2 (useless for me) earbuds. It was a good deal, but if the
headset doesn't work, it's pretty useless for the way I use my phone.
Thanks again.
"SFB" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Have you been using the "volume keys" to try and increase the volume? You
> can only do this when you are actually on a call otherwise you are just
> increasing the "ring" volume. It does make a significant difference.
>
> Do you have the manual for the phone? If not I can send you a .pdf file
> of the manual from TMobile...let me know
>
> SFB
>
> James R. Lunsford wrote:
>> Well, the phone seems to have been well take care of, the seller just
>> replied to me and advised that his wife didn't "recall" having any
>> problems with the volume in the headset, but that she didn't use the
>> earbud very often.
>>
>> I was just wondering if this was a common problem with this model and/or
>> if it's maybe the type of headset I'm using. I've tried 7 so far and the
>> best I can get is barely audible sound on the best of them, and the
>> others didn't even work.
>>
>> Thanks for your reply...
>>
>> "SFB" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>>
>>>I've never had any problems with mine over the last 2+ years
>>>
>>>SFB
>>
>>
>>
>
- 04-21-2005, 06:57 PM #7James R. LunsfordGuest
Re: V60i headset problems
> Same here - no problems. - Although do sometimes have to turn the volume
> up when using the headset.
What type of headset are you using? That might be my problem.
Thanks
- 04-21-2005, 09:04 PM #8BruceRGuest
Re: V60i headset problems
Could be dirt in the headset connection?
From:James R. Lunsford
sky.rocker*NOSPAM*@verizon.net
>> Same here - no problems. - Although do sometimes have to turn the
>> volume up when using the headset.
>
> What type of headset are you using? That might be my problem.
>
> Thanks
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