LG VX-6100
Regular Volume (non-speaker) and Speaker volume
I'm confused on something about the mic's volume (non-speaker). I turned it up all the way and it didn't appear to get the same max volume I get on my old LG 510. When I used the speaker phone on the VX6100 it was great and I didn't need to adjust the volume.
Note: I do use hearing aides (they have volume control), but I have to be careful with feedback (setting aides too high). I do have the option of my aide's t-coil (cuts out all background noise and only hear stuff over the phone) and it worked great. Which is a huge advantage in loud places like airports.
So, why is the speakerphone better than the volume on the phone's regular mic?
I have only used the phone for 24 hrs in anywhere from quiet locations (use regular mic & spe...
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Note: I do use hearing aides (they have volume control), but I have to be careful with feedback (setting aides too high). I do have the option of my aide's t-coil (cuts out all background noise and only hear stuff over the phone) and it worked great. Which is a huge advantage in loud places like airports.
So, why is the speakerphone better than the volume on the phone's regular mic?
I have only used the phone for 24 hrs in anywhere from quiet locations (use regular mic & spe...
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Please disregard my question.
The phone was longer than my LG 510, so I just wasn't getting the receiver (not mic) in the right position for my behind the ear hearing aides. I don't know why I was having a hard time getting it over my aides' mic except that the phone is longer and a slightly different form factor.
The phone was longer than my LG 510, so I just wasn't getting the receiver (not mic) in the right position for my behind the ear hearing aides. I don't know why I was having a hard time getting it over my aides' mic except that the phone is longer and a slightly different form factor.
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