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Cellular Phone Forum / Providers / Verizon / October 2006815 Motorola with Earpiece
Hello, I have never used an earpiece/mic with a phone but figured I'd take advantage of the rebate program and get one. Question is this: Do you open the flip, dial the phone and then close it to continue the call, assuming you don't want to voicecall? How do I go about closing the flip phone to put it in a pocket etc and not end the call? > Hello, > I have never used an earpiece/mic with a phone but figured I'd take [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > about closing the flip phone to put it in a pocket etc and not end the > call? With Bluetooth, you push a button on the earpiece and speak a voice command to dial and voice command the name of the person in your phonebook. If they have more than one entry, it will ask you which no. You do not have to open our phone at all. I don't think Bluetooth is an option with the 815 > I don't think Bluetooth is an option with the 815 Yes it is.. I have both a BT headset and a wired headset with a send end button... During the winter, when I am snowmobiling and have thick gloves on, it's much easier to hit the send/end button on the wired headset, than try to find that button on the BT headset in my usually numb ear (or hidden under my stocking hat).... Yes, it is. Bluetooth is an option with the E815. > I don't think Bluetooth is an option with the 815 > > Hello, > > I have never used an earpiece/mic with a phone but figured I'd take [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > have more than one entry, it will ask you which no. You do not have to open > our phone at all. If you do have BT enabled (i.e. you're getting the audio through the earpiece), you can open the phone, dial or locate the number (you'll hear the keytones in the earpiece), hit Send, and close the phone, and it will not hang up. You have to use either the End key or the button on the earpiece. Works very nicely. How about without BT enabled? Just using an earbud and inline mic. Will the same thing apply for dialing, closing the flip open etc? > How about without BT enabled? Just using an earbud and inline mic. > Will the same thing apply for dialing, closing the flip open etc? Depends... I use both BT AND a corded earpeice with the send/end button on the cord, and with that, it will work just fine with the flip closed.. The ones that do not have the buttons on the cord itself don't work that way.. > How about without BT enabled? Just using an earbud and inline mic. Will > the same thing apply for dialing, closing the flip open etc? I think it might, but I've only used it that way once and I don't remember if I closed it during the call or not. thanks again to all for the input. Looks like I will have to wait until I get it and see what happens. |
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