underlined345
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I tried searching but didn't find much on this particular issue.
I've been having a problem while making calls through both Android Auto and Bluetooth where the people on the receiving end of my calls say that I sound unclear, as though I'm going through a tunnel or underwater, or that they can hear an echo of themselves. Meanwhile the sound on my end (receiver's voice) is perfectly fine. I should also note that I did not have this issue with my previous car (2012 Toyota Corolla).
Upon contacting my dealership's support, I was referred to this site to check my phone's (Google Pixel) compatibility: http://handsfreelink.com/Honda/en-U...rid=106&manufacturerid=1002&showfeatures=true
They said that since my phone is running Android OS 8.1, my phone isn't fully supported and that is the reason why calls are not clear. I asked them if that meant that any future phone I get would face this same issue and they said that it is a valid concern.
I was wondering if anyone else has this issue and if this is possibly a valid reason for poor call quality. Any solutions would also be welcome. Thanks!
I've been having a problem while making calls through both Android Auto and Bluetooth where the people on the receiving end of my calls say that I sound unclear, as though I'm going through a tunnel or underwater, or that they can hear an echo of themselves. Meanwhile the sound on my end (receiver's voice) is perfectly fine. I should also note that I did not have this issue with my previous car (2012 Toyota Corolla).
Upon contacting my dealership's support, I was referred to this site to check my phone's (Google Pixel) compatibility: http://handsfreelink.com/Honda/en-U...rid=106&manufacturerid=1002&showfeatures=true
They said that since my phone is running Android OS 8.1, my phone isn't fully supported and that is the reason why calls are not clear. I asked them if that meant that any future phone I get would face this same issue and they said that it is a valid concern.
I was wondering if anyone else has this issue and if this is possibly a valid reason for poor call quality. Any solutions would also be welcome. Thanks!
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