will the speaker be louder than the exteral speaker on the phone for phone conversations? Have a HTC desire 510
1521187
Well, Thank-you for your answer, but would really would like to know before I bought it.
1521188
It should be but first try it out to see if it is louder for a phone conversation.
1521189
I haven't tried this. But I would be very surprised if it didn't work for your phone. The volume increase for my computer is amazing. It can easily be heard from the back of the classroom.
1521190
This is for playing music. I don't think it works for a phone call speaker. Also it has no input/microphone
107804
Honestly not sure but judging by the pics on the web, probably not because the hole for the speaker is vertical and your phone has it in a horizontal position.
184869
The speaker function is normal sound (not fairly loud) on the corded phone and the speaker is fairly low on the handset. I would not recommend for the hard of hearing. Hope this answers your question.
1431961
as best as I can tell... no. What I hear when talking to people seems the same with the case or without. People seem to hear me the same too. Can't say with regards to external speakers. I normally hook it up to a small speaker set when playing music. Hope that helps!
363992
It depends on the phone. Mine had such a buzz I could not use it. Waste of money!
1770618
normally if you use an external speaker the voice quality is enhanced....and i have no issues regarding noise with this Cobra HG S300
820935
Yes. Touch "Settings" on your main page. From Settings, scroll down to "Sound" and touch that. You can then touch "Volumes" and swipe across any of the choices to make them louder. You can also touch "Loud" to enhance the internal speaker. Hope that helps.
1751227
It does not really matter because it is junk. The speaker on your speaker phone is louder than it is. Be good for a kids tablet maybe that's it.
1374507
No, the volume will only get to the loudest your device can get, it won't add any "loudness". Although you can turn your device all the way up and just use the volume control on the headphones. Hope this help!
436340
There is no volume control on the speaker; sound is controlled by the phone. I use it with a Windows HTC 8 with no problems connecting.
883272
You can adjust the volume on both. If you cut the speaker's volume all the way down, music will not be heard. If you cut the phone volume all the way down, music cannot be heard. You have to make sure both are all the way up to be able to hear audio through the speakers.
753991
The volume can go pretty high but it doesn't leak noticeably even on higher settings. On low settings you can hear and have a conversation at normal speaking volume
1208463
Absolutely not. If someone is near you and talking you, you have to have to hear their extremely loud voice. Plus, the device will produce very loud sounds if I you walk while weaing it.
1441665
Yes. I usually monitor the loudness with the phone volume. You should be good.
244813
You can still use voice dial if you have that on your phone. The speaker is on the flexsmart. The sound quality is decent as long as you don't have excess noise in the background.
1700625
Technically it can be either, the volume is controlled by the music playing device. I use this with my phone that is connected to the Goal Zero via an AUX cord. You can store the phone inside the speaker for protection which would then put the volume control inside the phone or you can keep the phone outside the speaker which would then put your volume control out the outside.
1854118
There are two volume settings on the iTour - basic and louder. Your mobile phone (or other input device) is really the way to fine tune the volume.