Really interesting:
I have an iphone Xs. I have found that depending on how I hold it and depending on which hand I hold it in, my voice can sound find or terrible on the receiving end.
I usually hold the phone one of two ways. Either with my palm sort of cupping the bottom of the phone (not touching it, but sort of surrounding the back of it) with my fingers holding the phone about half way up. I'll call this Number One way. Or I hold it with just my fingertips about half way up and my palm away from the back of the phone. I'll call this Number Two way.
Well if I hold the phone in my right hand the Number One way, it sounds fine on the receiving person's end. If on the other hand I hold it in my right hand Numner Two way, it has lower volume and it also sounds a bit muffled. Normally I'd just assume that my palm is sort of creating a barrier for my voice to bounce off of and thus provide a bit extra volume to the mic.
Well, the thing is, if I do the exact same thing with my left hand holding the phone, both ways sound exactly the same. It is only when I do it with my right hand that the problem exists. I can even transfer the phone from my left hand and left ear, to my right hand and still use my left ear and the sound worsens again when I hold the phone the Number Two way.
It makes no difference what direction I am sitting or standing in and it makes no difference whether or not some other object is close to the phone. It's just that when I take my palm away from the bottom of the phone and hold it with my fingers only, and only in my right hand, that the sound worsens.
I've confirmed this by calling and leaving my own voicemail messages on a second like that I have.
Soooo strange.
Has anyone else experienced this or have any clue what it going on?
Thanks
I have an iphone Xs. I have found that depending on how I hold it and depending on which hand I hold it in, my voice can sound find or terrible on the receiving end.
I usually hold the phone one of two ways. Either with my palm sort of cupping the bottom of the phone (not touching it, but sort of surrounding the back of it) with my fingers holding the phone about half way up. I'll call this Number One way. Or I hold it with just my fingertips about half way up and my palm away from the back of the phone. I'll call this Number Two way.
Well if I hold the phone in my right hand the Number One way, it sounds fine on the receiving person's end. If on the other hand I hold it in my right hand Numner Two way, it has lower volume and it also sounds a bit muffled. Normally I'd just assume that my palm is sort of creating a barrier for my voice to bounce off of and thus provide a bit extra volume to the mic.
Well, the thing is, if I do the exact same thing with my left hand holding the phone, both ways sound exactly the same. It is only when I do it with my right hand that the problem exists. I can even transfer the phone from my left hand and left ear, to my right hand and still use my left ear and the sound worsens again when I hold the phone the Number Two way.
It makes no difference what direction I am sitting or standing in and it makes no difference whether or not some other object is close to the phone. It's just that when I take my palm away from the bottom of the phone and hold it with my fingers only, and only in my right hand, that the sound worsens.
I've confirmed this by calling and leaving my own voicemail messages on a second like that I have.
Soooo strange.
Has anyone else experienced this or have any clue what it going on?
Thanks