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summoandroid

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I love my s3. The only complaint I have is when I have my bluetooth headset on the volume of the caller is to low. I use Plantronics Voyager, Voyager + and Voyager Hd.

On my Motorola Photon I had no problems with this. On my old Iphone 4 I had no problem.

Anyone have an idea for me?

I use this for business every day.

Thanks.
 
Not sure on this. Any way you can try a non Plantronics headset? I have the Motorola Elite Flip and the volume is very loud. My Bluetooth volume bar is maybe at 25%.
 
summoandroid said:
I love my s3. The only complaint I have is when I have my bluetooth headset on the volume of the caller is to low. I use Plantronics Voyager, Voyager + and Voyager Hd.

On my Motorola Photon I had no problems with this. On my old Iphone 4 I had no problem.

Anyone have an idea for me?

I use this for business every day.

Thanks.
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This is also my biggest complaint on the S3 - I use a Motorola Bluetooth earpiece and I struggle to hear the person I am speaking to. This problem also existed on the S2.

One would have thought that Samsung would have fixed this in the S3. :confused:
 
Similar problem, thought it was just me. I use my S3 through my Ford Sync and I have to turn the radio volume way up to hear the callers, but then the Sync system volume is way too loud.
 
I use a headset by "SoundID" (510 model). They are known for extremely loud headsets. I never have a problem hearing after getting this. It blows away my old Jabra. If you look around you can find them for cheaper. I paid $40 for mine.
 
sargeslaughter said:
I use a headset by "SoundID" (510 model). They are known for extremely loud headsets. I never have a problem hearing after getting this. It blows away my old Jabra. If you look around you can find them for cheaper. I paid $40 for mine.
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Have you tried it with the Samsung GS3 on Jellybean though?

There are loads of posts on the net about this problem and I'd be surprised if a specific headset cured the problem.

Be interested to hear if you have tried it as above.
 
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