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I have recently updated my S7 to a new Android Nougat (7.0) version. It was an official update from Samsung. After recieving the update I noticed that the audio coming from the phone speaker (not loud speaker) is now have a metalic rambling tone while calling or talking to someone. It is very noticable and extreamly anoying.
If I switch to bluetooth or loud speaker the metalic tone disapears
Kindly suggest a solution

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Also I notice a hiss at times.
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I have iPhone 5, galaxy s4, and htc one and none have these issues.
I am on rogers wireless in Montreal.
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captiv123 said:
Hi all
Picked up a Nexus 5 recently (latest model latest revisions) and love the phone but am having issues with the earpiece quality.
I have to constantly move the earpiece/headset around to hear the person and find the "sweet spot", or they fade in and out.
Also I notice a hiss at times.
Reception and earpiece quality overall just don't seem good.
I have iPhone 5, galaxy s4, and htc one and none have these issues.
I am on rogers wireless in Montreal.
Does anyone else have these issues ?
Any idea how I can resolve them ?
Some have suggested changing kernel ?
Any help would be much appreciated
Thanks in advance
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I have the same low earpiece volume problem.
So i use my phone a lot for voice calls and here's what I've found:
1) Prior to the android update (in stock 4.4.0) the earpiece in-call volume was ok. However the microphone was bad. Meaning other people always complained that i sound very far off and they couldn't hear me clearly. But I could still make calls without using a headset.
2) After 4.4.2 update, the microphone issue seems to be resolved. People tell me that they can hear me better. However the earpiece in-call volume is much lower than before. I can only hear people if I am in a very quiet room and even then I have to strain.
The only way to use the phone for calls is to use a headset (both wired and bluetooth work). The other day I was using my old Samsung Galaxy S3 for a phone call. The difference in clarity for phone calls is night and day. I had to actually lower the volume of the S3 because it was so loud and clear.
At this point, I am not sure whether it's my Nexus phone and a hardware defect. Could it be something that google did in the 4.4.2 update (meaning fixed the microphone, but lowered the in ear volume). Furthermore using a headset at max volume sometimes distorts the audio.
The funny thing is that with the 4.4.2 update the phone speaker is better and louder. However the earpiece for making calls is just plain lousy. I can't take calls unless I am carrying a headset with me.

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After .77 update on my Z3 D6603 when phone is ringing sound only comes out on one speaker am I the only one with this issue?
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Hi all, I recently picked up a new HTC u11 (sprint) and having one issue that stands out. When I pair the phone to my car (2016 subaru crosstrek) and a portable speaker, I can't this static, unclear sound quality. For example, if there is a silent part in the sound, I hear "background" static noise, almost like tuning into a radiostation that doesn't get reception. The phone is fully up to date. Has anyone experienced this issue before?
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