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Faulty speaker.

MH75

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The internal speaker (the one you listen to on a call not the one that you use for movies etc) has for some reason decided to turn all tinny and sort of vibrates or something!

Anyone else having this problem?

It was fine when the handset was new (about a month old I think since I had the first one replaced)

Anyway would this be covered under the manufactures warranty or will I have to take out some insurance cover first then claim it back as faulty?

I know its not very ethical to do the above but Ive had it with this phone!
 
The internal speaker (the one you listen to on a call not the one that you use for movies etc) has for some reason decided to turn all tinny and sort of vibrates or something!

Anyone else having this problem?

It was fine when the handset was new (about a month old I think since I had the first one replaced)

Anyway would this be covered under the manufactures warranty or will I have to take out some insurance cover first then claim it back as faulty?

I know its not very ethical to do the above but Ive had it with this p hone!

Most networks cover the phone for 6 months if you are on contract, can't see it being any different on PAYG if you brought your phone from a network.
If not the place you brought it from should cover it for a minimum term, which i think is 90 days.
 
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