Is there a way to enable HD Voice (WB-AMR) on the Nexus 5? For some weird reason, the Galaxy Nexus is supported by Rogers for HD Voice but not the Nexus 5.
Some people here have figured out how to enable it on the Galaxy S4: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2287992
But I can't figure out how to access the service menu on the Nexus 5 on 4.4.2... Or maybe it is already enabled but I can't check it?
Anyone who can figure this out will be the star of XDA's Nexus 5 forum!
montrealguy said:
Is there a way to enable HD Voice (WB-AMR) on the Nexus 5? For some weird reason, the Galaxy Nexus is supported by Rogers for HD Voice but not the Nexus 5.
Some people here have figured out how to enable it on the Galaxy S4: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2287992
But I can't figure out how to access the service menu on the Nexus 5 on 4.4.2... Or maybe it is already enabled but I can't check it?
Anyone who can figure this out will be the star of XDA's Nexus 5 forum!
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it works fine on tmobile. its obvious when its connected, and sounds wonderful. theres no service menu, its just enabled.
It works out of the box on Tmobile. As the previous guy said, it's really obvious if it works.
I'm surprised on T-Mobile's End I had a full size sim from my Nexus s cut it into a micro sim and i was surprised to see LTE on an OLD sim card also HD voice does sound amazing its like landline quality but sounds better! but when it drops to EDGE or GPRS it sounds like [email protected] but oh well i got HSPA everywhere.
HD-Voice is bounds better than landline...i've only had it work between my mom's windows phone and my N5 on tmobile...at&t sounds like crap, all the other phones sound like crap too. I hope at&t enables it soon so I can actually understand my girlfriend better.
Works out of box here on Bell. You have to be talking to other people with HD voice enabled phones. Whenever I phone my brother on his HTC One it sounds amazing..it puts land lines to shame.
I think it needs to be support also via your carrier... but I think most of the carriers have them enabled...
gd6noob said:
I think it needs to be support also via your carrier... but I think most of the carriers have them enabled...
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Not in the US. Tmobile is the only one that has it. ATT is coming this year or sometime soon.
simms22 said:
it works fine on tmobile. its obvious when its connected, and sounds wonderful. theres no service menu, its just enabled.
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But there must be a service menu to figure out if AMR-WB is activated or not? For example, the S4 has HD Voice capability but people have figured out how to activate it in the service menu.
markdapimp said:
I'm surprised on T-Mobile's End I had a full size sim from my Nexus s cut it into a micro sim and i was surprised to see LTE on an OLD sim card also HD voice does sound amazing its like landline quality but sounds better! but when it drops to EDGE or GPRS it sounds like [email protected] but oh well i got HSPA everywhere.
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Does AMR-WB only work when LTE is activated? I get frequent call drops on my Nexus 5 and some people have gotten relief when they disable LTE and switch to 3G.
speedyink said:
Works out of box here on Bell. You have to be talking to other people with HD voice enabled phones. Whenever I phone my brother on his HTC One it sounds amazing..it puts land lines to shame.
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It is quite bizarre that on Rogers/Fido, Canada's largest network, they say that only certain phones support HD Voice. The Galaxy Nexus is supported but the Nexus 4 and 5 or not supported! I even called and asked!
http://mobilesyrup.com/2012/10/11/r...e-current-list-of-hd-voice-compliant-devices/
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I think it needs to be support also via your carrier... but I think most of the carriers have them enabled...
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Rogers/Fido offers HD Voice but I think that they have to add support on a individual device basis. It supports the Galaxy Nexus, but not the Nexus 4 or 5!
This is why I believe that there has got to be a way to access the Service menu on the Nexus 5 and activate AMR-WB support. People can do it on the S4!
montrealguy said:
It is quite bizarre that on Rogers/Fido, Canada's largest network, they say that only certain phones support HD Voice. The Galaxy Nexus is supported but the Nexus 4 and 5 or not supported! I even called and asked!
http://mobilesyrup.com/2012/10/11/r...e-current-list-of-hd-voice-compliant-devices/
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That's weird. Clearly it does work on this phone on other carriers. Then again it is Rogers we're talking about, so I'm not surprised.
montrealguy said:
But there must be a service menu to figure out if AMR-WB is activated or not? For example, the S4 has HD Voice capability but people have figured out how to activate it in the service menu.
Does AMR-WB only work when LTE is activated? I get frequent call drops on my Nexus 5 and some people have gotten relief when they disable LTE and switch to 3G.
It is quite bizarre that on Rogers/Fido, Canada's largest network, they say that only certain phones support HD Voice. The Galaxy Nexus is supported but the Nexus 4 and 5 or not supported! I even called and asked!
http://mobilesyrup.com/2012/10/11/r...e-current-list-of-hd-voice-compliant-devices/
Rogers/Fido offers HD Voice but I think that they have to add support on a individual device basis. It supports the Galaxy Nexus, but not the Nexus 4 or 5!
This is why I believe that there has got to be a way to access the Service menu on the Nexus 5 and activate AMR-WB support. People can do it on the S4!
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I want to know how to access the service menu to check if AMR-WB is on or not. Some test calls I've made (EE - UK) don't sound like it's working properly.
Saltank said:
I want to know how to access the service menu to check if AMR-WB is on or not. Some test calls I've made (EE - UK) don't sound like it's working properly.
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+1 !!!
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+1 !!!
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All solutions involving *#0011# and *#197328640# don't work. No idea what to do now :/
I was making some calls today, where I had LTE. The expected behaviour would be that the device switches to 3G for voice calls, but it seems to me like my N5 is using 2G. So it seems that despite being on a network which i know has working HD Voice, the Nexus 5 doesn't work. Bummer.
A lot of people claimed that HD voice is working for nexus 5. In my it did not (and my carrier supports this feature). Now, when android 5.1 released, there is an item in change log - provide support for HD voice. So no idea how this worked before, but will check it on 5.1 and hope it will work.
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A lot of people claimed that HD voice is working for nexus 5. In my it did not (and my carrier supports this feature). Now, when android 5.1 released, there is an item in change log - provide support for HD voice. So no idea how this worked before, but will check it on 5.1 and hope it will work.
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For me it is not working (despite carrier says it should). I am on 5.1 - same result.
I have OnePlus phone and HD Voice is working perfect - seems that it is phone or carrier issue.
polzovotel said:
For me it is not working (despite carrier says it should). I am on 5.1 - same result.
I have OnePlus phone and HD Voice is working perfect - seems that it is phone or carrier issue.
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I am using OnePlus phone on CM12.1 nightly build or Android 5.11. Do you need to do anything to enable HD Voice?
No, it just works.
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I know you will drop 3g data on a call. That I completely understand. But this is the first device I've used that is dropping my lte data during a call. I'm not sure if this is a rom issue or a modem issue.
I am on sprint, and not sure if this is an isolated issue for sprint customers or across the board.
Another issue I would like to see resolved is patching native tethering. I'm currently stuck using WiFi tether app in ad-hoc mode. Which unfortunately my nexus 7 can't attach to.
In case you're wondering I'm running slim kat currently. I've tried cm and stock before rooting and all formats have dropped LTE on call.
Probably because there is no voice over LTE. Same happens on Rogers too.
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Elisha said:
Probably because there is no voice over LTE. Same happens on Rogers too.
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But I've always had voice over LTE on Sprint. Just not with this phone. Galaxy nexus, and HTC one never had that issue.
If it's something I have to live with, that's fine. I just would like to see this feature implemented if possible.
maybe its the way the radio is designed for this phone?
thats my only guess.
joebags said:
But I've always had voice over LTE on Sprint. Just not with this phone. Galaxy nexus, and HTC one never had that issue.
If it's something I have to live with, that's fine. I just would like to see this feature implemented if possible.
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Nope, not going to happen. It requires a very specific setup with the radios that results in poor battery life. Sprint does not run with voice over LTE, it's simply running calls as normal and keeping LTE active at the same time.
In addition, large portions of Sprint's network outright do not support this functionality anyway.
Got in a new Verizon Galaxy S6 and the second you make a call it goes from a strong 4G signal to a 1X with little to no signal at all.
Anyone else have this problem.
Is there a fix besides returning the phone?
Mine does that too. I imagine it is due to it not being possible to use data while on a non-VoLTE call. There are many threads about that aspect.
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sslayer1 said:
Mine does that too. I imagine it is due to it not being possible to use data while on a non-VoLTE call. There are many threads about that aspect.
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What's the fix?
Turn on HD calling and you loose your caller ID / Name / Number
I just went to settings, clicked advanced calling and hit activate then HD voice and video calling, wait a while then restart. Works just fine for me. Tested it before posting this just to be sure.
Mine was doing this but is has stopped. Enable Advanced Calling on the phone, then go to the Verizon website and make sure the feature is shown as active.
Reboot the phone. Wait 24-36 hours. Reboot again and the issue should be gone.
There seems to be a lag between when Advanced Calling is activated on the device and when Verizon actually begins using it. Not sure of the duration. It was about a full day for me. Since doing that, I have not had the warning message appear again.
felloffthetruck said:
Got in a new Verizon Galaxy S6 and the second you make a call it goes from a strong 4G signal to a 1X with little to no signal at all.
Anyone else have this problem.
Is there a fix besides returning the phone?
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Just be minded that in order for VoLTE to work, you need to be connected to a tower that supports it. If you're not, you'll drop off LTE since you're making the call over CDMA and new VZW phones have only 1 radio. Not possible for SVDO on any new Verizon phone now that they're moving to VoLTE.
Is the only benefit of Advanced Calling when you are talking to someone that also has Advanced calling activated on their phone?
Otherwise, what are the benefits of Advanced Calling?
Is there anyway to loose the video camera icon on the dial pad screen after you activate advanced calling? That thing would drive me nuts.
felloffthetruck said:
Is the only benefit of Advanced Calling when you are talking to someone that also has Advanced calling activated on their phone?
Otherwise, what are the benefits of Advanced Calling?
Is there anyway to loose the video camera icon on the dial pad screen after you activate advanced calling? That thing would drive me nuts.
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It lets you use data while on a call, since the call goes out over VoIP.
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It lets you use data while on a call, since the call goes out over VoIP.
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So does that mean all calls (coverage permitting) are being routed over VoLTE? even calls to non-Verizon HD capable phones?
Verizon implies that HD Advanced calling is only if both parties are using capable phones (VZW only) and are in VoLTE coverage area (and of course have enabled HD AC).
Is there any change to the way calls are handled for the majority of the time, when the above mentioned conditions aren't met?
levilib said:
So does that mean all calls (coverage permitting) are being routed over VoLTE? even calls to non-Verizon HD capable phones?
Verizon implies that HD Advanced calling is only if both parties are using capable phones (VZW only) and are in VoLTE coverage area (and of course have enabled HD AC).
Is there any change to the way calls are handled for the majority of the time, when the above mentioned conditions aren't met?
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I'm pretty sure what they mean is if you call someone else who isn't using advanced calling, the quality will be the same as they aren't on VoLTE, but you are. The quality is determined by the lowest quality of the two.
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I'm pretty sure what they mean is if you call someone else who isn't using advanced calling, the quality will be the same as they aren't on VoLTE, but you are. The quality is determined by the lowest quality of the two.
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I'm not asking about the quality, I'm asking if regular calls to non VZW HDAC enabled phones are also placed over VoLTE and not over traditional CDMA
levilib said:
I'm not asking about the quality, I'm asking if regular calls to non VZW HDAC enabled phones are also placed over VoLTE and not over traditional CDMA
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Yes.
Matt, the forums manager at the Motorola support forums has stated that he is currently using a 2015 Moto X Pure and that simultaneous voice and data are confirmed to be working on Verizon.
https://forums.motorola.com/posts/e570e4be47?commentId=977435#977435
yea I asked there if that means HD voice will work as well on VZW.
patt2k said:
yea I asked there if that means HD voice will work as well on VZW.
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I would bet not. Just the same implementation we have for the nexus 6.
That will be a Godsend coming from an old iPhone 5s on Verizon.
That is providing you're in a 4G area.
But will simjltaneous voice/data work WITHOUT utilizing "advanced calling"?
Mangu said:
But will simjltaneous voice/data work WITHOUT utilizing "advanced calling"?
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I might be wrong but i think advanced calling is what made is possible for data and voice to work at the same time & with out it it wouldn't work.
razor237 said:
I might be wrong but i think advanced calling is what made is possible for data and voice to work at the same time & with out it it wouldn't work.
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You are correct my friend
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Omen87 said:
Matt, the forums manager at the Motorola support forums has stated that he is currently using a 2015 Moto X Pure and that simultaneous voice and data are confirmed to be working on Verizon.
https://forums.motorola.com/posts/e570e4be47?commentId=977435#977435
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Restola said:
I would bet not. Just the same implementation we have for the nexus 6.
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sebastianraven said:
That is providing you're in a 4G area.
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2swizzle said:
You are correct my friend
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razor237 said:
I might be wrong but i think advanced calling is what made is possible for data and voice to work at the same time & with out it it wouldn't work.
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I am still on my Droid Maxx. Which can do simultaneous voice/data WITHOUT utilizing VoLTE.
Trying to find a newer phone that can do this as well. I found info throughout forums that it is because phones used to be manufactured with two antennas, one to handle phone calls, and the other to handle LTE data. And these days phones are only built with one antenna to handle both calls and data, which makes sense why only utilizing VoLTE is the Simultaneous voice/data feature available.
However, talking with Motorola reps, tbey insist phones have always been manufactured the same regarding amount of communication antennas and that the limitation is on the service provider software end.
Anyone know for sure?
Luckily, my Droid Maxx does give me the ability to try-out VoLTE, but call quality sounds choppy/echo, and I can't deal with dropped calls (i.e. when I'm driving and go through an area where my signal briefly drops to 3G, calls drop because the technology isn't there yet to hand the 4G call over to 3G system).
Guys, this is a hardware AND network question. Most older phones had 2 antennas so we could use data and make calls at the same time. Now they're moving away from this and introducing VoLTE which pushes voice and data through a single antenna. If voice and data doesn't work without VoLTE enabled, then this phone has a single antenna.
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Mangu said:
I am still on my Droid Maxx. Which can do simultaneous voice/data WITHOUT utilizing VoLTE.
Trying to find a newer phone that can do this as well. I found info throughout forums that it is because phones used to be manufactured with two antennas, one to handle phone calls, and the other to handle LTE data. And these days phones are only built with one antenna to handle both calls and data, which makes sense why only utilizing VoLTE is the Simultaneous voice/data feature available.
However, talking with Motorola reps, tbey insist phones have always been manufactured the same regarding amount of communication antennas and that the limitation is on the service provider software end.
Anyone know for sure?
Luckily, my Droid Maxx does give me the ability to try-out VoLTE, but call quality sounds choppy/echo, and I can't deal with dropped calls (i.e. when I'm driving and go through an area where my signal briefly drops to 3G, calls drop because the technology isn't there yet to hand the 4G call over to 3G system).
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Note 4 is the last verizon flagship with voice+data without advanced calling.
Not a question of antennas but one of one radio vs. two...
I just noticed that my Moto X Pure on my Activated VZW SIM is NOT letting me do voice and data at the same time. Thoughts? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
the_ling said:
I just noticed that my Moto X Pure on my Activated VZW SIM is NOT letting me do voice and data at the same time. Thoughts? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Are you in an LTE area?
the_ling said:
I just noticed that my Moto X Pure on my Activated VZW SIM is NOT letting me do voice and data at the same time. Thoughts? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Settings, under wireless and networks, tap more, then tap cellular networks. Is advanced 4g lte mode enabled?
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I have verizon and i can confirm it works. I dont know if you need the advanced calling option turned on, mine is, and it works.
you can surf + talk on verizon
the_ling said:
I just noticed that my Moto X Pure on my Activated VZW SIM is NOT letting me do voice and data at the same time. Thoughts? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Did you opt into the advanced calling feature on My Verizon? Mine wasn't working and that's what I had to do.
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razor237 said:
I might be wrong but i think advanced calling is what made is possible for data and voice to work at the same time & with out it it wouldn't work.
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Simultaneous voice and data works on Moto X 2013 without advanced calling.
the_ling said:
I just noticed that my Moto X Pure on my Activated VZW SIM is NOT letting me do voice and data at the same time. Thoughts? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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you need to have volte enabled in settings + add advanced calling in my-verizon.
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Simultaneous voice and data works on Moto X 2013 without advanced calling.
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Does the 2013 have 2 antennas? That would explain why.
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Unlike my N4 I was wondering if the N7 has the option to be on a call and still be able to use data simultaneously... That was the biggest bummer for me with the Note 4.
I wanna upgrade to the N7 but it is a feature that is actually very useful, for when you are on a call and need to send a file or look something up on the internet..
thanks!
kbrn said:
Unlike my N4 I was wondering if the N7 has the option to be on a call and still be able to use data simultaneously... That was the biggest bummer for me with the Note 4.
I wanna upgrade to the N7 but it is a feature that is actually very useful, for when you are on a call and need to send a file or look something up on the internet..
thanks!
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Nope. Sprint will not have this ability until it upgrades it's network to VoLTE. Probably in a few years, as there is not any sort of hint they are beginning to upgrade their towers.
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Nope. Sprint will not have this ability until it upgrades it's network to VoLTE. Probably in a few years, as there is not any sort of hint they are beginning to upgrade their towers.
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aww man!!
I remember when I had my htc Evo 4g LTE and it did work..
I wonder why being a sprint phone it worked ad not on Samsung?
I believe it worked on WiMAX but when Sprint abandoned that and moved to LTE, that functionality disappeared. Beezar is right. Sprint won't have it again for a while.
kbrn said:
Unlike my N4 I was wondering if the N7 has the option to be on a call and still be able to use data simultaneously... That was the biggest bummer for me with the Note 4.
I wanna upgrade to the N7 but it is a feature that is actually very useful, for when you are on a call and need to send a file or look something up on the internet..
thanks!
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Lol welcome to Sprint.
ALooneyGuy said:
I believe it worked on WiMAX but when Sprint abandoned that and moved to LTE, that functionality disappeared. Beezar is right. Sprint won't have it again for a while.
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My note 3 did it but only in 4g areas
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The note 3 had separate antennas for data and voice.
Bluefox is right, sprint phones only have one antenna that the voice and data share. I've looking into this, and that's what I was told.
I contacted Essential support and asked if the phone would support WiFi calling. They responded yes but to contact the carrier to make sure. I am currently on Verizon so I contacted Verizon and they said yes it did support WiFi calling. I was a bit skeptical but I had the agent verify the phone model number. Hopefully this is accurate. I finalized my pre-order right after.
I would take this for what its worth until we have the device in our hands and can make sure. I just thought I would share.
Chat Transcript
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Thank you for contacting the Verizon Wireless Chat Team regarding your device. How can we help you today?
You
I am thinking of buying the new Essential phone. I was wondering if it will support WiFi-Calling on Verizon
You
https://www.essential.com/
Verizon
That is a great question I will be glad to look into that for you today
You
It says it will support Verizon. I would like to know if it supports the WiFi Calling on Verizon. My signal is very poor at my house and work.
Verizon
Understood let me double check on the WiFi calling feature
You
thank you
Verizon
My pleasure
Verizon
I do see here that WiFi calling is supported so you will perfectly fine to utilize that feature with Verizon
You
WiFi Calling is supported on the Essential Phone? What else does it say about the Essential phone?
Verizon
I can only view tech reports so I do see that the WiFi calling is supported any other questions I would need them to be specif so that I can search
You
I am just trying to make sure we are talking about the same device.
You
I see the model listed as: Essential PH-1
You
is that the same thing you have?
Verizon
While following the link this is the newest unlocked android the device screen is pretty big yes this is the PH-1
You
ok.. Sounds good.. Thanks for your help.
Verizon
No problem at all, was there anything else that I could assist you with today?
You
Nope. All set.. Have a good one.
Wifi calling
Thank you for posting that...I was looking into this myself and emailed essential, and have not recieved a response yet. Now the question is... Yet this phone, or wait for pixel 2
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Thank you for posting that...I was looking into this myself and emailed essential, and have not recieved a response yet. Now the question is... Yet this phone, or wait for pixel 2
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Exactly my question as well... Anyone have a spec sheet comparison bw this and pixel 2?
Awesome. Hope this is true. Ordered mine, but if Volte and WiFi calling don't work I'll have to send it back.
Cowbell_Guy said:
Exactly my question as well... Anyone have a spec sheet comparison bw this and pixel 2?
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I don't know how anyone could have an accurate spec sheet comparison for a phone that has not been officially announced yet. It would just be speculation and leaks, which are often wrong.
That aside, I think if one is inclined to compare this phone to the Pixel 2 (as I am), why not just wait? It will be announced soon and then you can make an actual comparison between the two phones. Also hopefully by then the other colors will be available (since I don't like the glossy black or white colors).
Unless you desparately need a new phone now, I don't see the harm in waiting.
Thanks for sharing, I'm on Verizon as well, and I just ordered my essential ph-1. Hope that rep is correct and not just blowing smoke, but at least now I can be optimistic!
So the word on the street from the first folks that got their phone is no WiFi calling for Verizon. If that is the case my phone will be going back.
Does it work on T-Mobile?
km8j said:
Does it work on T-Mobile?
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Someone indicated that WiFi calling was working on T-Mobile.
WiFi and VoLTE does work on T-Mobile.
There is a WiFi calling option for att
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WiFi and VoLTE does work on T-Mobile.
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Both are also working for me on T-mobile.
is anyone having issues with rec'ing MMS messages while on wifi using stock messaging app
km8j said:
Does it work on T-Mobile?
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Yep it does
How can I tell if it's working? I cant find a setting and it doesn't show "wifi calling" on my home screen like it did on the pixel. I'm on tmo also.
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WiFi and VoLTE does work on T-Mobile.
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Can confirm. TMobile and both appear to work properly.
Won't work on Verizon until it's certified
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Won't work on Verizon until it's certified
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Hopefully it gets certified soon. Only feature that doesn't work for me on Verizon is WiFi calling. I actually get a bar of LTE in my house so it is ok for now. My ribs iPhone gets no service just like my s8 and pixel. I'm actually shocked I get any service, nobody does where I live.
Visual voicemail won't work either.
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I cannot get wifi calling or voicemail (either proper voicemail notification or visual voicemail to work) with Verizon. Everything else seems to work fine.
Does anyone know which default network we should use for Verizon to maximize signal and battery? I am in a fringe area so small differences in reception is a big deal.
Thanks in advance.