canyonarrow
Lurker
Hey everyone,
First I'd like to say; I upgraded to the Inc4G from the original Dinc on launch day, and love it!
However, I have one issue. My Plantronics Voyager 520 (one of the most common bluetooth headsets ever) connects and works fine; except somehow the Inc4G is making the microphone so sensitive that it's almost unusable!
The Mic is so sensitive that whoever I'm talking to can hear themself echo; even when I have the earpiece volume turned down so that I have trouble hearing them! I microwaved some food while talking to my mom the other night and she almost went deaf from the beeping when it finished. She thought it must be a smoke detector going off.
Any ideas on ways to fix this? I called HTC and they didn't, but we all know how knowledgeable phone techs usually are. Thanks!
-Mike
First I'd like to say; I upgraded to the Inc4G from the original Dinc on launch day, and love it!
However, I have one issue. My Plantronics Voyager 520 (one of the most common bluetooth headsets ever) connects and works fine; except somehow the Inc4G is making the microphone so sensitive that it's almost unusable!
The Mic is so sensitive that whoever I'm talking to can hear themself echo; even when I have the earpiece volume turned down so that I have trouble hearing them! I microwaved some food while talking to my mom the other night and she almost went deaf from the beeping when it finished. She thought it must be a smoke detector going off.
Any ideas on ways to fix this? I called HTC and they didn't, but we all know how knowledgeable phone techs usually are. Thanks!
-Mike
