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Got my G2 on the 8th, haven't made too many calls, but today was the 1st time I experienced this...so I guess I'll wait and see if it happens again
Got my G2 on the 8th, haven't made too many calls, but today was the 1st time I experienced this...so I guess I'll wait and see if it happens again
Problem is, I love the phone besides the crackling. Lol,I will return till I get a good one, apparently there is a lot of people on sprint that have working phones. If you are within the 14 days, you can keep exchanging, if you are not and have equipment protection, you can do the same. I'm going to try and stick it out, phone is great besides that.If your on your third already and there are numerous reports online that this is an issue. Then I am wondering is it even worth me exchanging mine?
Everything is working perfectly with my phone besides the crackling earpiece issue. If exchanging for a new phone haven't made it better for others, what are the odds it will make it better for me? I am concerned I exchange mine for another one that not only has the crackling earpiece issue, but other issues on top of that.
What to do?
Report back to let us know if exchange phone is any betterThat is the problem I have, I LOVE this phone besides the earpiece crackling issue. I guess during my lunch break I will go back to Best Buy to exchange mine. I am still within my 14 days. I am hoping for the best, but, I am not expecting the exchange to solve the issue. Will see....
Report back to let us know if exchange phone is any better
Exchanged it last night. Turned it on this morning and it went through the steps to try to register the headset to connect to network. Received an error (Best Buy supposedly transfered my number to new headset, but I guess not). Called Srint and the lady had me press ##786# to reboot the phone and have the register the headset to connect to network prompt come up, which it did. Last phone the same thing happen, person on phone had to have me press ##786# to get the prompt to come back on to complete registration. What does this ##786# do? Would that hurt the transmission of the earpiece? As I heard rumors from Verizon board that its something to do with your account they believe.
Also, new headset, same issue. Popping, crackling during calls.
A few questions for you darryjr or anyone else.
Do you think the ##786# messed with anything on the headset that would harm the transmission in the earpiece? Did you do the ##786# with a Sprint customer service rep to set up your phone?
Also, you mentioned you were about to get your third device. Has that come in yet? If so, did it solve your problem?
I have never used ##786#so I am no help there. My new device will be activated Thursday evening, i will report back on that one once activated. I don't think that could hurt earpiece. It seems like its luck of the draw with this device. Hopefully my 3rd is the charm. And to answer another question. Yes, I have used towers in a 200 mile radius. So I know I'm not connecting to same towers. Like I have repeatedly said, when roaming, calls are crystal clear. Sprint has eluded that question. I tell them story, but they never get around to answering why when I roam call quality is good. Oh well, I will report tomorrow if number 3 works.
Could this possibly be a bad batch issue? I looked through the start to the end of the LG G2 Sprint and Verizon complain threads and the Note3 with the same issue complain thread and all of them started around the same time. Mine was purchased within the last two weeks. 1 from BestBuy warehouse, other two from local BestBuy store. All within same timeframe.
Do any of you that have issues with your phone have Google Voice activated on your account?
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