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Just got replacment rev 003 EVO, going back too...

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Neitherfanboy said:
Wouldn't that really depend on what the phone is resting on at the time it vibrates? When I put my EVO on my wooden nightstand next to the bed, and it vibrates, I can hear that across the room. Guess I need to return it because its just "to vibratey" or "incompatible with wooden furniture."
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No silly, you return the nightstand. :D
 
Dreamliner said:
My original evo was a revision 002. I needed a new one because my front camera has a red mark on it (no light leakage or separation issues). My rev 003 model showed up today and it has to go back (without even activating it). The vibrate is waaaay louder and has an audible buzz to it. It was the absolute first thing I noticed. My 002 is quiet and just vibrates, the 003 I have literally buzzes.

I wonder if this is just an anomaly, or if any of you can chime in on this....is your 003 EVO's vibrate really 'buzzy'
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Wait, a lot of people have bricked their EVO's during the last update and you're on here complaining because your "EVO's vibrate is really buzzy?"
 
Neitherfanboy said:
Wouldn't that really depend on what the phone is resting on at the time it vibrates? When I put my EVO on my wooden nightstand next to the bed, and it vibrates, I can hear that across the room. Guess I need to return it because its just "to vibratey" or "incompatible with wooden furniture."
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The problem isn't really the phone making the noise.. it vibrates strong and when its in his pocket.. HE starts making the noises.. and thats what bothers him...
 
evotitans said:
I got a buzz...Moosehead, great beer on tap
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Wow, you brought back great memories. Haven't had a moosehead in years! Gotta get one now to celebrate ordering my evo on sprint.com!
 
The vibrate is incredibly loud, as if something was loose and rattling inside the phone. I asked 3 people if they thought it was normal, all said no; including the Sprint rep.

sagedil said:
Read Dreamliners posts. He is just a troll.

And BTW, since you are obviously so srprtated from reality. Trying to start a new complaint thread cause the phone vibrates too loud??? What next, is it too black for you?
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unplugged1 said:
Finally! It took me a few hours, but I followed Dreamliner's suggestion that I just didn't have the quality standards he had. After going over my phone with a scanning electron microscope, I discovered that my power button is inset .005 mm too much.

I'm taking it back in the morning. Damn lousy HTC quality control!
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^^^^Please send a PM to the following 3 people as well, let them know how ignorant you think they are in regards to build quality expectations, I'm sure they would love to hear from you:
gt33 said:
my 003 is really buzzy and its pretty annoying, actually thought about making this same thread
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jongo said:
idk if ur talking about the haptic feedback but i just got my replacement 003 and the haptic feedback is loud and annoying compared to 002
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Kioshi said:
I have a v3 model I got about 5 days after release date and it has light leakage on the bottom half, had been rebooting on its own, and gives me about 5-7 hours of battery life. This is even after i did all the tweaks like switching to cdma auto prl, shut off background data etc. Now that I know i have version 003 Gonna exchange it. What's the worse that could happen, I get the same probs?!?! <sarcasm 8-{
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Please, do not personally attack me for creating a thread accurately depicting a build quality issue.


boliviano3 said:
Wait, a lot of people have bricked their EVO's during the last update and you're on here complaining because your "EVO's vibrate is really buzzy?"
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Check your math chief. This thread was created 3 days before 'bricking' issues.


RiverOfIce said:
dreamliner time for you to move on. HTC and sprint is not for you. Just move on to another phone/carrier.

No use for you to have disappointment after disappointment.
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The Sprint/EVO is the best $$ choice right now.

Budah said:
If you have a gripe about the phone you should not post it here, the evo fanboys will eat you alive.
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I know, right?

Its as simple as this:
Defective units are a part of the manufacturing process, they should not be accepted by the end user. If you disagree with me, please PM me your address information and we can exchange phones, I'll gladly accept your phone with 'no problems' if you are willing to accept my defective phone.
 
Maybe you could take a video of this? It's possible that something is loose inside, but I'd bet it's just a different motor model. I've had phones whose vibrate was extremely violent, but they never shook apart.

If something is defective, you might be able to hear it by shaking the phone.
 
Covert_Death said:
that is like saying a car is meant for moving, not being heard, but guess what, when the motor is running.... OMG you can hear it! yes that applies for electric cars too, they are quieter but yes, you can hear them...
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Your logic is broken. Just like my phone.

If one of your motor mounts was broken, your engine would be exceptionally loud, should you then keep driving your car? Its meant to sound like that, right?

Honestly, you don't have my phone to experience this, I am not alone with this issue either.
 
Covert_Death said:
... there's this thing, ya see, called... a MOTOR, and when it spins really fast to make it vibrate, ...
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Unfortunately you are incorrect...there is an ecentric load attached to that motor which makes it vibrate.

A balanced motor does not vibrate, an unbalanced motor does.
 
what's with the anger on these forums? .

the guy has a vibrate that is abnormally loud. it's in all his right to return it for another one.
 
Covert_Death said:
i know how a vibrating motor works lmao! it still spins, it just has an unbalanced load on the end, look at a PS3 controller, all im saying is it is a moving motor, balanced or not, it's gonna make noise, i don't see how you think i'm incorrect on how these work haha
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If I have an electric motor, with magnetic bearings, spinning in a vacuum, how is it going to make noise?

Your statement is incorrect.
 
Covert_Death said:
i hate to tell ya, but that ain't how the EVO, nor ANY vibrating motor on earth works, there is no vacuum arond the motor, so again, IT IS GOING TO MAKE NOISE!
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I was refering to your statement that; "a moving motor, balanced or not, it's gonna make noise."

Note to self: Never hire an Engineer from the University of Oklahoma....:D
 
Covert_Death said:
hey dreamliner im just going to inform you of how vibrating in phones work... there's this thing, ya see, called... a MOTOR, and when it spins really fast to make it vibrate, it makes some noise, how do you expect high speed moving parts to be completely quiet? your just way too damn picky
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Can you explain why his old version 2 phone didn't make the same amount of noise when vibrating? Was it using some sort of magic?
 
Covert_Death said:
well if you wanna get technical lmao my statement still holds true... it just depends whether there is an atmosphere to transfer the sound to your ears. :P

and heyyyy, i am a mechanical engineering major
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This is my last reply to you on this subject. It is off topic and you are boring me.

Sound is a wave of pressure transmitted through a solid, liquid, or gas....not through an "atmoshphere" as you stated. So, no medium for the wave to travel through (i.e., a vacuum), no sound.

Your statement is technically incorrect.
 
I have NEVER had any device that vibrates that you could NOT hear.

The tumbler spins at such a high speed it creates a Supersonic noise. It's expected.
 
laredo7mm said:
This is my last reply to you on this subject. It is off topic and you are boring me.

Sound is a wave of pressure transmitted through a solid, liquid, or gas....not through an "atmoshphere" as you stated. So, no medium for the wave to travel through (i.e., a vacuum), no sound.

Your statement is technically incorrect.
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:rolleyes:
 
I almost hate to comment again, cuz I'll either get jumped on or accused of being a "fanboy" (which is totally wrong if you just read my screen name) but, you gotta admit, "when my phone vibrates it just vibrates too loudly" just sounds like a really petty complaint. I'm not buying the "broken motor mount" analogy myself. I wonder what you do next, go in and have them open up a few EVOs and lay them all out, make each one vibrate and try and pick the least loudly vibrating one of the pack? Sorry to laugh at the OP's expense, but this one really does make me laugh.
 
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