v710 and wired headset
Posts: n/a I just got my v710 and so far so good (almost). I keep my phone on vibrate because I think the rest of the world doesnt need to know I am receiving a call. I use wired headset when in my car. Should there be some notification in my ear that a phone call is coming through, or should I just get surprised that someone is talking to me? Does a bluetooth headset solve this issue? Tony Montano  Responses to "v710 and wired headset"
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Posts: n/a Re: v710 and wired headset Forgive me if I'm mistaken, but, I have owned a 710 for awhile and, as Irecall, the phone will "ring" in a wired headset whether or not the phone is set to vibrate. Same with the bluetooth headset. I use a Jabra and works just fine. Why not test it out once by calling yourself from your home phone? "Tony Montano" <montanoa@snet.net> wrote in message news:EBWre.3572$on5.3403@newssvr19.news.prodigy.co m... > Hi: > I just got my v710 and so far so good (almost). I keep my phone on > vibrate because I think the rest of the world doesnt need to know I am > receiving a call. I use wired headset when in my car. Should there be > some notification in my ear that a phone call is coming through, or should > I just get surprised that someone is talking to me? Does a bluetooth > headset solve this issue? > > Tony Montano >
Posts: n/a Re: v710 and wired headset Mine doesn't. It does vibrate, unless I set it to ring. I hate to muck withthe settings for something as frequent as a car trip "Carl Rothman" <crothman@NOSPAMoptonline.net> wrote in message news:Pgese.24967$So7.17334@fe10.lga... > Forgive me if I'm mistaken, but, I have owned a 710 for awhile and, as I > recall, the phone will "ring" in a wired headset whether or not the phone > is set to vibrate. Same with the bluetooth headset. I use a Jabra and > works just fine. > > Why not test it out once by calling yourself from your home phone? > > "Tony Montano" <montanoa@snet.net> wrote in message > news:EBWre.3572$on5.3403@newssvr19.news.prodigy.co m... >> Hi: >> I just got my v710 and so far so good (almost). I keep my phone on >> vibrate because I think the rest of the world doesnt need to know I am >> receiving a call. I use wired headset when in my car. Should there be >> some notification in my ear that a phone call is coming through, or >> should I just get surprised that someone is talking to me? Does a >> bluetooth headset solve this issue? >> >> Tony Montano >> > >
Posts: n/a Re: v710 and wired headset Mine doesn't. It does vibrate, unless I set it to ring. I hate to muck withthe settings for something as frequent as a car trip "Carl Rothman" <crothman@NOSPAMoptonline.net> wrote in message news:Pgese.24967$So7.17334@fe10.lga... > Forgive me if I'm mistaken, but, I have owned a 710 for awhile and, as I > recall, the phone will "ring" in a wired headset whether or not the phone > is set to vibrate. Same with the bluetooth headset. I use a Jabra and > works just fine. > > Why not test it out once by calling yourself from your home phone? > > "Tony Montano" <montanoa@snet.net> wrote in message > news:EBWre.3572$on5.3403@newssvr19.news.prodigy.co m... >> Hi: >> I just got my v710 and so far so good (almost). I keep my phone on >> vibrate because I think the rest of the world doesnt need to know I am >> receiving a call. I use wired headset when in my car. Should there be >> some notification in my ear that a phone call is coming through, or >> should I just get surprised that someone is talking to me? Does a >> bluetooth headset solve this issue? >> >> Tony Montano >> > >
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