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Motorola RAZR V3xx
Once and for ALL -- LISTEN !!!
Me, my wife and teenage daughter have had "THIRTEEN" of these V3xx's over the last two months BECAUSE OF THIS "CALL-QUALITY ISSUE".
AND... AT&T has acknowledged it, as well as MOTO !!! BUT !... they say most people are not picking up on it, and it IS otherwise a great phone... so the problem stays... especially with the V9 and it's counterparts on the horizon. The V9 has Crystal-Talk (as you all know). So...
Now back to this problem. You're all hearing it... those who aren't noticing it are the fortunate ones.
It is a slightly-distorted, OVER-BASS-Y, and MUFFLED, sound... and YES, turning off the "Bass Boost" within the Music Player does make a slight difference, very slight.
Most callers sou...
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I am quite perplexed about 13 phones in 2 months! Did you think after trying 3 or 4 with the same "issue", it would somehow disappear on say the 8th or 9th? It seems a little absurd, and I don't know how cingy would even allow you to do this...that's a lot of "defective" phones that need to be "fixed", and repackaged, and those costs always eventually get passed down to us, the consumers. Now ...
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Yes, it's excessive. But it was that store managers decision to keep trying additional units for various reasons.
She was convinced they were faulty at first. Then she kept trying for newer Firmware releases. It's been crazy. We didn't like any of their other phones (neither did she). Nothing else compares right now. AT&T is stuck in vortex right trying to milk to iPhone for all it's worth before they release any other great phones (Razr2 V9, Vš.
So, today's the day. I guess I'll be turning this in.
Call quality? Sounds great to me. There are times when it gets "bassy", but all you have to do is back off the ear piece slightly and everything is clear. I've only had to do this a couple of times.
Most of the time, the calls are top-notch.
Speaker phone is great!
Great phone for just $40 (bought with an upgrade).
I'll just learn to live with it and see if the RAZR2 is any better.
Thanks for the tip on reducing the "Bassy" nature of the phone.
I appreciate all the input and comments.
Sincerely,
Jay
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