Click noise when talking

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Jan 19, 2012 - The clicking noise can only be heard by myself ... ... Loud clicking noise randomly during phone calls ... I have not tried calling from a landline.

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Jul 4, 2010 - I have experienced the same popping and clicking sounds. .... I want tohear if what your phone is doing to see if mine is the same. share.

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May 4, 2010 - I have heard clicks while talking to some of my friends across the country ... in use and i hear a crackilng sound.. what is going on... im not a criminal....... Even on my cell phone i will hear unidentified beeping and random dial ...

I keep hearing a clicking sound in the background - Tested

Your speaker is bad, fix or

When using services like Skype or VoipBuster the audio is compressed. Depending on the quality of the internet connection the audio quality will be different. If you or the person on the other side of the line has a bad internet or bad WiFi connection, the compression of the audio will be much stronger, resulting in a worse audio quality.

Another problem that occurs many times is an audio feedback. If you, or the person you're talking to uses a microphone and computer speakers, the audio coming out of the computer speakers can be captured by the microphone and be amplified again. It forms a feedback loop and creates an echo. The best thing to do is that you both use a good quality headset instead of putting the audio over computer or iPad speakers.

For your iPad, you can buy the Apple EarPods. They are affordable and contain a microphone to make Skype calls with your iPad.

You own a iPad, which is a device of high quality. If the person you're talking to has a crappy phone or bad hardware, the quality will be bad. The advice then is that that person buys a device that has a higher quality than he or she is using now.

I hope my advise will solve your problem.

the speaker in your mobile which provide hearing voice is disbalance to their orignal place .place it its orignal place or change the speaker. This the only solution.

I have the same sort of problem...kinda..lol. My Vtech sorta 'cuts out' when there is noise at my hosue. The person I'm talking to can still hear me but I can't hear them. If my son starts crying or there's any other loudish type noises on my end, it's like the phone is trying to cutout my background noise, but all it's cutting out is the person talking to me. It's not that the noises in my house are loud and I jsut can't hear the person I"m talking to, b/c if i cover the mouth peice then no matter how loud the sound in my house is i can still hear the person i'm talking to but I HAVE to keep the mouth peice covered. It's really annoying!

It could be interference with other electronic equipment, for example, one time I was talking on the land line home phone with a friend, while texting another friend on my cell phone (multitasking pro lol) and I heard a series of beeps on the land line phone whenever I sent and received messages.

It is possible. I have ATT 945(?) 4 line phones that communicate via a DSL-like signal between units to do special things like intercom, etc.

What I have in my setup is that I have a seperate line from the point of entry of my phone line to my DSL modem.

I then have TWO stacked DSL filters PER LINE that feed the main phone line running to all the phones.

Be AWARE that when using the speaker phone there is a modulation of the gains both directions. When you talk OR have a noisy background noise, the gain of the speaker is cut down to prevent feedback. And when you go silent, the speaker gain is increased for you to hear the other side of the call. Essentially it takes as much discipline as the old two-way radios... one talker at a time with these speaker phones AND very little background noise.

We bought this phone for a home business and personal line. We were happy to get rid of the seperate answering machine and thought it was great to have so many features for a reasonable price. About a week later we started to notice a recurring clicking sound that accompanied our conversations, this sound is also heard by the person you are speaking to. I decided to call RCA and see if I had a defective phone... i was informed that this was "normal" for this phone and that there is nothing they can do for me. I plan to return this phone and the additional handsets I bought immediately. Do not buy this phone unless you want to spend your days trying to figure out the morse code clicking that persist through all your calls.

This is most likely either a defective speaker, problem with the internal antenna, or a loose connection inside the phone. If the phone is in warranty, I would definitely contact your carrier and see what your options are for repair.

You may also want to try resetting the phone in the settings menu. Make sure you backup your data first, as it will most likely be wiped clean after the reset.

Do you notice this buzz only when you use the phone in a certain location, or do you get it anywhere you talk on it?