I've noticed that there is a definite Bluetooth death grip with the Rezound. I wonder if antenna connections on the back cover are for the Bluetooth radio as well.
It occurs primarily when I am putting my phone in or taking it out of my pocket. It's worse when using my left hand. Sound is guaranteed to cut out until I let go or raise the phone up. This is true for any of my Sony/Motorola Bluetooth headphones.
Today while walking during my lunch break I noticed the death grip occurring when holding the phone with my left hand when holding it up to view the screen. This was happening with my Motorola S9-HD headphones, hadn't noticed that with my Sony's but will test them again. Holding the phone with my right hand was much better. It's definitely the way you grip the phone, because with the Motorola, the receiver is at the back of neck, and shouldn't favor your left or right side.
Anyone else notice this?
It occurs primarily when I am putting my phone in or taking it out of my pocket. It's worse when using my left hand. Sound is guaranteed to cut out until I let go or raise the phone up. This is true for any of my Sony/Motorola Bluetooth headphones.
Today while walking during my lunch break I noticed the death grip occurring when holding the phone with my left hand when holding it up to view the screen. This was happening with my Motorola S9-HD headphones, hadn't noticed that with my Sony's but will test them again. Holding the phone with my right hand was much better. It's definitely the way you grip the phone, because with the Motorola, the receiver is at the back of neck, and shouldn't favor your left or right side.
Anyone else notice this?