Would a rather smart flip over leather cover thingy be capable of causing my IPhone 5s to have a poor signal and microphone response?
Just that since I've had it, people say they can't hear me very well although it does seem to leave the microphone exposed. Obviously, I can't hear what they do so I've just pressed on. However, I recorded a new greeting on the thing and played it back to hear myself impersonating Norman Collier.
After several attempts it was always the same. So, I took the jolly posh looking leather flip cover thing off and tried again. Dulcets clear as a bell that time.
Irritating coincidence or inevitability?
I must be the only person ever to miss their old BlackBerry
;-)
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[deleted my note because I can't read]
Last edited by: No FM2R on Fri 25 Jul 14 at 18:19
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Thanks Mark, I'll file that under "stuff to do when really really bored" ;-)
Edit - now it will remain a mystery to all...
Last edited by: Runfer D'Hills on Fri 25 Jul 14 at 18:22
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Did you visit Ireland last couple of weeks Humph ?
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>> Would a rather smart flip over leather cover thingy be capable of causing my IPhone
>> 5s to have a poor microphone response?
My friends 5s is the same and his isn't inside a case. It seems the microphone is very directional. He's only got to hold the phone at a slightly different angle and his voice goes very quiet and tinny.
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My experience of my iPhone 4S, and calls with users of other versions, is that iPhones are poor as phones. I used my 4S almost entirely with the Apple wired headset or a Plantronics M55 bluetooth one for 2 years.
Less brain irradiation too:)
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