I was given the Motorola EliteSliver II Bluetooth headset as a gift. The media volume & tone are of poor quality. Any suggestions?
823822
i experienced the same thing, you have to make sure the volume is all the way up on your phone and in a lot of cases take your finger and press on the earpiece for better listening, also the headset is very fragile always keep in charging case when not in use.
823823
It has volume control on the ear piece, up & down which is better the older model. That was like a guessing game. I had few of them too.
823824
I found I have to turn the earpiece a little bit to fit perfectly in my ear and I also went with the small rubber piece on the end and it seems to feel much better and sound is nice and clear from my radio on my phone
1045251
Send them back~ they don't have the same voice clarification as the 2.3 Original, the Professional. I have owned every set from the beginning until now. I am considering purchasing the 5.0
1607280
I have hesitated on getting a new headset. I plan on calling Motorola and telling them, they have been known to replace the headset on other models. Other than that, no. I looked online and followed several instructions to reset the headset, none worked. Hope it helps
345317
truth is, I cannot answer your question. I used the system for about a week and was extremely disappointed with it (sound quality, features etc) I was a step down (a few steps) from my previous so I went back to my much older Motorola 2 line system. Still have it, packed away in the closet. My suggestion is to look for a different set up...
1694989
The phone I bought came with the a headset (the ear plug kind). What I would want is to use regular headset with the standard jack 2.5mm. I could not find any such headphone with the mini usb attachment. However I did find an converter (search EMU to 2.5mm converter on ebay) that I could probably use. I checked Motorola website and they are sold out of these adapters. I wish the mp3 player would work with the BT headset. That would be awesome.
1603577
I had a worse problem, a defect, and there is really nothing that can be done about it. I haven't found any other headsets like this yet, but I'm still looking. The internal battery is an itty bitty chip, that can't be replaced. My thoughts; it wasn't made to last in the first place. Sorry that I can't help you any further.
1697560
Before you consider it as damage is good that you test couple things: 1. try several 3.5mm ear phones. 2. Do you hear nothing or you hear but not good quality? If you pull the plug out slowly can you hear a difference in the quality of sound? 3. be sure volume are up, sometimes the configuration for 'headset' was low volume and you are not aware, just plug the ear phone and up the volumen at max. 4. play something in the phone while you test all of this, like play a song. be sure you can hear it in speakers and the previous point to see if you can hear it in the ear phones. If any of those works, is better to: 1. send back for guarantee service. 2. take it to a service place. 3. throw it and buy a new one... lol. good luck!
1177899
Motorola headsets are not a great one. It has a few problems here and there. Read the manual to find out how to reset the headset. For mine (a different model than this), I have to turn it off then press the volume button, the connect button, then turn it on while pressing them. Good luck.
1362583
Nope, the speaker is not in the same place. go to Motorola page they have several options.
1452521
I have never experienced this issue. I have had the headset at least 7 months. Are you sure the music is not cutting out due to a text or other notification so you are aware email or SMS has arrived?
95844
I have the opposite. It's too quiet for my Panasonic phone. Haha. In my experience if it's staticky, then the male end is either turning or the jack is getting worn. I have my wire taped onto the side of my phone so it doesn't move. Tacky? Yes. Helpful? Yes. I figure it's the lesser of 2 evils. I'd rather deal with audio issues than hold the phone to my ear for an hour. It's annoying I know, but that's how I got it to work. Wish my audio was too loud. Did you try and lower the handset volume on your phone? Usually there is a disc to press downwards or a side volume button?
1207647
I have the same problem. I think it is the proactive plastic over the speaker for the ear and the mic. I use a bluetooth headset with my phone while it is in the case. I also use Ironman yurbuds when I run and listen to music.
580147
This happened to me as well. After doing some research, and not wanting to fiddle with all kinds of software solutions or return the unit, I bought a USB sound card. Amazon sells the Turtle Beach Audio Advantage micro for $29.99. I just downloaded the driver from their website and "bam" all my headphone problems are solved. Not only that, it also boosts the sound volume and quality remarkably. The other great thing is that your headsets will stay put. i found the Asus headphone jack to be incredibly loose. Hope this helps
968802
I have had the same issues...I bought these and have not been able to use them because Windows 8 does not recognize them. The manual looks like it should have come with a $1.99 set of headphones as it is useless. I would highly recommend, until these headphones are upgraded, you don't buy them. I wish I had returned mine and bought some that actually works with todays technology.
194327
I have the same problem. There doesn't seem to be a way to adjust the volume on the base station or handset beyond the up/down on the handset that tops out at LVL5, which isn't loud enough. what the heck!?
1845320
Try entering Setup then press profile + general + personalize + down volume (amount sound).I hope it helps. More, I am selling a Nokia 808 Pureview as new as when I bought, in box. Want to buy? Can you tell me anyone to buy it? It has also screen protector and case.
844239
I found a Jabra headset I like better, but it uses a Jabra quick-disconnect instead of a 2.5mm plug. I bought an adapter cable, and the jabra headset is working just great!