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To recap from other threads, I bought Moto X #1 by phone with VZW full price (to keep my unlimited). Arrives DOA with mic problem (see next paragraph). Returned. Waited for LG G2. Got G2 #1, speaker digital breakup/artifact problem. Returned. Got G2 #2, same problem plus burned hole in pocket for no reason. Returned same day. Got G2 #3, same speaker problem. Waited for verizon to analyze phone calls, didn't hear back, got fed up, returned. Got Moto X #2, called from store to leave voicemail. Listened to myself. Mic problem. Left voicemail with sales guy's phone (different brand, older thing, just for comparison to prove to them). Sounds good. Insisted I return immediately. They are not happy and give me attitude. I paid $35. I'm back on old 3G phone.
Mic problem: I'm not sure I have same problems as others have and doubt the OTA will fix it. My voice on other end is muted, distant, comes and goes, and is crackly and incoherent. I played back my message to a co-worker and he couldn't understand me nor did it sound like my voice. The OTA claims it fixes choppy audio that happens "sometimes". This is 100% reproducible 100% of the call duration in any environment to any phone number. Speakerphone was a little better but just louder like the whole mess was just amplified some.
I REALLY wanted this phone. I am even more jealous now that they are fixing camera issues. It's the size I wanted (although funny thing is it looks tiny to me compared to the G2's 5.2" now). I'm not crazy about stock android as I thought I might be but found apps I can install to help. What does it take to get one that works (at least most of the time for now)? The AT&T store in the same plaza has a demo Moto X and it sounded perfectly fine. The AT&T salesperson had one in his pocket and he loved it except for the camera.
I don't understand, it's like verizon got a bad batch. I don't understand how this store never got any moto x returns with my problem and it's not a known issue with customer service. I'm just THAT unlucky?
Do other people have the same experience with the Moto as me? Are they just as frustrated and jealous? I've read about people being cut off etc but not sure it's what I experience. Oh, and only other problem that I'm not sure is hardware related, is the haptic feedback of the keyboard is pumped up waaay too much. Their demo unit did it too. The AT&T demo unit was softer and comfortable.
Mic problem: I'm not sure I have same problems as others have and doubt the OTA will fix it. My voice on other end is muted, distant, comes and goes, and is crackly and incoherent. I played back my message to a co-worker and he couldn't understand me nor did it sound like my voice. The OTA claims it fixes choppy audio that happens "sometimes". This is 100% reproducible 100% of the call duration in any environment to any phone number. Speakerphone was a little better but just louder like the whole mess was just amplified some.
I REALLY wanted this phone. I am even more jealous now that they are fixing camera issues. It's the size I wanted (although funny thing is it looks tiny to me compared to the G2's 5.2" now). I'm not crazy about stock android as I thought I might be but found apps I can install to help. What does it take to get one that works (at least most of the time for now)? The AT&T store in the same plaza has a demo Moto X and it sounded perfectly fine. The AT&T salesperson had one in his pocket and he loved it except for the camera.
I don't understand, it's like verizon got a bad batch. I don't understand how this store never got any moto x returns with my problem and it's not a known issue with customer service. I'm just THAT unlucky?
Do other people have the same experience with the Moto as me? Are they just as frustrated and jealous? I've read about people being cut off etc but not sure it's what I experience. Oh, and only other problem that I'm not sure is hardware related, is the haptic feedback of the keyboard is pumped up waaay too much. Their demo unit did it too. The AT&T demo unit was softer and comfortable.