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Hi All,
I thought I would post something I found out recently.
Other people we know have been complaining that they cannot hear my wife or myself well when we use our 2014 RAV4 XLE's bluetooth microphone. They say we either break up, or that we sound like robots.
We both have HTC One M8 from Verizon.
When I took our car in for the 15k service I had the dealer look into it. They tested the car while driving and while still using my phone and the tech's phone.
The findings were that when the tech paired his iPhone (not sure which type), the other tech on the other side could hear clearly. When they used my phone, there were problems with the call quality for the tech on the listening end (not using the car's Bluetooth).
They blamed it on the phone, and I was a little shocked, because the HTC M8 is a flagship phone that uses the Bluetooth 4.0 specification, and from what I read iPhone 6 also uses the Bluetooth 4.0 specification.
So I tested it myself with my brother's iPhone 6 Plus against my HTC M8. True enough, when my brother's phone was paired to the car the quality was clear. When my phone was paired, I was Mr. Roboto.
I am not sure what is different about HTC M8 vs iPhone's Bluetooth, but I wanted to see if others had similar problems.
In the future I will test other Android models (from family members) to see if I can narrow the problem down to the HTC M8.
Best,
-Griesimatt
I thought I would post something I found out recently.
Other people we know have been complaining that they cannot hear my wife or myself well when we use our 2014 RAV4 XLE's bluetooth microphone. They say we either break up, or that we sound like robots.
We both have HTC One M8 from Verizon.
When I took our car in for the 15k service I had the dealer look into it. They tested the car while driving and while still using my phone and the tech's phone.
The findings were that when the tech paired his iPhone (not sure which type), the other tech on the other side could hear clearly. When they used my phone, there were problems with the call quality for the tech on the listening end (not using the car's Bluetooth).
They blamed it on the phone, and I was a little shocked, because the HTC M8 is a flagship phone that uses the Bluetooth 4.0 specification, and from what I read iPhone 6 also uses the Bluetooth 4.0 specification.
So I tested it myself with my brother's iPhone 6 Plus against my HTC M8. True enough, when my brother's phone was paired to the car the quality was clear. When my phone was paired, I was Mr. Roboto.
I am not sure what is different about HTC M8 vs iPhone's Bluetooth, but I wanted to see if others had similar problems.
In the future I will test other Android models (from family members) to see if I can narrow the problem down to the HTC M8.
Best,
-Griesimatt