Hello All,
I have been wondering about the random reception on my Note 4. Its not horrible but I feel with a flagship handset and the day and age we live in it should be great. Now please keep in mind I am not speaking about coverage areas with my provider. I'm speaking about call handling and general reception on the handset itself.
I am wondering about firmware having a positive effect on the reception and all antennas within the handset. For example, I have noticed my phone drop calls after being connected and have a discussion for a little whole. I have also noticed the Bluetooth being somewhat poor on the device. People have complained about my call quality being weird, like a robot, tunnel or straight up not being able to hear me. I hang up and reconnect the call and everything (most of the time) would be fine.
You may hate me for saying this, but I feel as if the call quality or antennas on the iPhone are superior to the Samsung line up. But I do also feel as if there should be a fix for this. I have been reading about people have their firmware flashed and it having a highly positive effect on their coverage, not only for the call quality but also for WiFi and Bluetooth.
I'd like to attempt this, but have my carrier perform it for me. It will be sent away for several days and would like to make sure that it would be worth doing this.
Would flashing the firmware on the Note 4 benefit me in anyway, even though my handset runs fine? Would it get potentially worse? Is having the firmware flashed potentially bad and asking for additional issues?
With my current knowledge (which isn't much) I understand this could be something that could benefit the handset and make it run smoother and faster all together?
Let me know!
I have been wondering about the random reception on my Note 4. Its not horrible but I feel with a flagship handset and the day and age we live in it should be great. Now please keep in mind I am not speaking about coverage areas with my provider. I'm speaking about call handling and general reception on the handset itself.
I am wondering about firmware having a positive effect on the reception and all antennas within the handset. For example, I have noticed my phone drop calls after being connected and have a discussion for a little whole. I have also noticed the Bluetooth being somewhat poor on the device. People have complained about my call quality being weird, like a robot, tunnel or straight up not being able to hear me. I hang up and reconnect the call and everything (most of the time) would be fine.
You may hate me for saying this, but I feel as if the call quality or antennas on the iPhone are superior to the Samsung line up. But I do also feel as if there should be a fix for this. I have been reading about people have their firmware flashed and it having a highly positive effect on their coverage, not only for the call quality but also for WiFi and Bluetooth.
I'd like to attempt this, but have my carrier perform it for me. It will be sent away for several days and would like to make sure that it would be worth doing this.
Would flashing the firmware on the Note 4 benefit me in anyway, even though my handset runs fine? Would it get potentially worse? Is having the firmware flashed potentially bad and asking for additional issues?
With my current knowledge (which isn't much) I understand this could be something that could benefit the handset and make it run smoother and faster all together?
Let me know!
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