Samsung MM-A900 / SPH-A900 / Ace
Bluetooth woes.... Plz Help!
Okay... here it goes..
I purchased the Plantronics 320. Did not mate well at all. It was a complete bust. Too scratchy, too uncomfortable. I did like the inner ear design though. $40 flush
Then I bought the Logitech® Mobile Traveller™ Headset. Was looking forward to the designed noise cancellation boom. The boom was a bust. Still did not work well. Very staticy $60 flush.
Ok.. I bought the Motorola HS700. I liked the item. The fit, the sound quality and the best part of it was how it had no static even from 20 feet away. NO STATIC. I liked the way it turned off when it closed BUT.... damnit... It had a hell of an echo on the other end. Everyone complained of the horrid echo. No static on my end, horrid echo on others. ...
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I purchased the Plantronics 320. Did not mate well at all. It was a complete bust. Too scratchy, too uncomfortable. I did like the inner ear design though. $40 flush
Then I bought the Logitech® Mobile Traveller™ Headset. Was looking forward to the designed noise cancellation boom. The boom was a bust. Still did not work well. Very staticy $60 flush.
Ok.. I bought the Motorola HS700. I liked the item. The fit, the sound quality and the best part of it was how it had no static even from 20 feet away. NO STATIC. I liked the way it turned off when it closed BUT.... damnit... It had a hell of an echo on the other end. Everyone complained of the horrid echo. No static on my end, horrid echo on others. ...
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The problem is the A900 Bluetooth transmit power is very low. I am using a Jabra BT500. I hear static when the phone is in my belt holster. But when I place my A900 in my shirt pocket, static is gone. I know that my Jabra is good because when I am using the BT500 with Skype from and my laptop, the sound quality is very good and I can walk around far from my laptop and can still carry on a Skype conversation with no static. It is the phone.
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