why front shield cover the little hole for microphone
1107050
That part is pre-cut, all you need to do is to removed it and you should be ready to go.
1107051
The front screen protector doesn't cover the speaker, camera, or proximity sensor at the top of an iPhone 5/5S. There is no little hole for a microphone on the front of the iPhone.
1210105
its a special stand. One where the mic is able to be screwed into from the underside of the mic.
1988920
Good question, There are holes in the case corresponding to the microphone holes. It doesn't seem to affect quality, judging from the voicemails I've heard of my voice left with this phone.
1733767
Not sure, but if you are referring to having it connected to a computer it could be a soft ware issue. I think I was covering up the mic with my hand at times inadvertently while recording.
2113520
Are you referring to the blue light, that blinks sometimes? If so, then yes its covered. There are only 3 holes on the front for the speaker. Hope this helps you.
957335
There is a small hole located near the edge, top center. This hole is designed to go around the eye of the internal camera. You may have yours installed upside down or it may be partially covering it. If partially covering, you should readjust it so that it is not. If the hole is on the opposite end of your camera, you just need to remove and flip over. However, in removing and flipping over the protector could get dirty, in which case, I recommend disposing current protector and installing a new one.
1824555
I think it's because the case completely seals the phone. You can hear your calls, but sometimes it will be difficult. For example in noisy places. I've never had a problem with callers unable to hear me. The mic (where you speak into) and the speakers at he bottom have a special opening that allows sound in & out but is still sealed. The part you place by your ear is plastic. I think that is why hearing calls can sometimes be iffy.
1550816
You can put a small cardboard/plastic wind barrier up against the side that is receiving the wind. I tucked my MICs into the cable feed hole, which housed the balun connector for my camera. The hole was then covered with a painted face plate. The MIC is very sensitive.
1284130
It has a small lip that goes over the top and sides, it will protect the front fine.
1869464
Mine does have a hole for the mic. It really fits perfectly and has all the needed openings.I don't use a screen protector. So far, so good. It's unscratched after two months. Having written that, I'm sure I'll scrape it on something today.
2112204
Yes it has a hole for microphone on back /- mini 2 fits into a silicone molding rubber then - it's place in hard plastic temp plate cover / the out side cover is real -great leather plus the latch can snap to let you hold for reading book plus u get a velvet cover to protect the case /buy this it's the real deal - I think it's the best looking and made cover on market - I've had mine 2 years and it's still mint --- a plus rating
814577
If you are talking about the Divot at the bottom lip of the case (Below the Back, Home, and Search Buttons) then yes, that so to not cover up the phone microphone. If you ask me it does look a tad cheesy but you need to have some trade offs for such a good case.
1585196
I am not sure about the microphone opening. Sorry, but in all the case if necessary you can drill a hole! Protection wise, I will say yes if this is a little shock. It's plastic and not rubber. Hope this help.
2013278
All the prior answers are right- but one obvious thing that didn't occur to me originally:I have modular helmet, and the boom mic on the default clamp was difficult to tuck up and under the face shield.After adhering the boom mic between the shell and the cheek pad, I suddenly realized that the mic was now "inside" the helmet- and pulling the face shield down was simple, now. the mic didn't have to wind from the bottom outside of the helmet to the inside.So for a modular, adhering the boom mic with velcro inside is much better than the standard boom!
1029241
Yes, carefully. Remove foam and pry apart the cover and install a new elect. element. I save elements from olf microphones. Radio shack stocks the elements. Glue it back together, or use tape, put foam back on. I taped the rear holes in the case before I put the foam back on. It seems to have less background noise. The original microphone element did't last long. You could go to Walmart and buy a cheap computer microphone and use that element.
1335247
My understanding of Noise Reduction is for the MIC. It reduces background noise that the Mic picks up.
1747704
Hi! I ordered this case for my 2013 MacBook Air last week (Sept. 16th) and the second microphone is not covered. There is now a hole to make sure both are useable.