JoeMammyBfammyTammy
Newbie
I don't carry my phone and I'm not going to. It sits on my desk in a stand.
I carry a bluetooth headset in my pocket. When the phone rings, I put the headset on and answer the call.
Problem is these children's toys don't even have a ringer that sounds like a phone.
I guess when Chinese children are designing and making them, that's what we get.
First I'd like a ringtone that actually sounds like a telephone. Is that too much to ask for?
Second I'd like to be able to hear whatever sound it makes from more than 10' away when there is low to moderate ambient noise in the environment (some people actually WORK for a living, ya know?
So what are my options here? I found some devices on Amazon which sense the vibrator on an incoming call and it flashes lights and makes a sound. It appears to be designed for, or at least used by, the hearing impaired. It costs $75. My Samsung Galaxy phone cost $49.
Do I really have to spend $75 to hear my $49 phone ring?
Is there any way to make my phone sound like a phone?
What other options exist to abate this nuisance?
				
			I carry a bluetooth headset in my pocket. When the phone rings, I put the headset on and answer the call.
Problem is these children's toys don't even have a ringer that sounds like a phone.
I guess when Chinese children are designing and making them, that's what we get.
First I'd like a ringtone that actually sounds like a telephone. Is that too much to ask for?
Second I'd like to be able to hear whatever sound it makes from more than 10' away when there is low to moderate ambient noise in the environment (some people actually WORK for a living, ya know?
So what are my options here? I found some devices on Amazon which sense the vibrator on an incoming call and it flashes lights and makes a sound. It appears to be designed for, or at least used by, the hearing impaired. It costs $75. My Samsung Galaxy phone cost $49.
Do I really have to spend $75 to hear my $49 phone ring?
Is there any way to make my phone sound like a phone?
What other options exist to abate this nuisance?
	
 Are you sure you've tried every ringtone that came with your phone? If there really aren't any that suit you, I know that zillions of ringtones are available online--I've just never needed any, so I can't refer you anywhere. But a search should get you started.
 I'd still be doing it if circumstances had been different.