Uconnect & Sprint/ Help Needed

[Hemi-Roid]

Frustration is the only way to describe issues I've had with my factory Uconnect. I'm a Sprint PCS subscriber (if that's important) and can't seem to find a bluetooth phone that functions as it should. The most recent phone I purchased (LG-LX350) seems to work, yet whenever I make a call, I get a verbal message that my signal strength & battery life are low. With other bluetooth phones I've used, the signal strength meters never functioned yet I wouldn't receive this message audibly. Does anyone on the forum have Sprint and receive meter readings. All other bluetooth phones have either been incompatible or would give much difficulty with other functions ie: call waiting or simply losing the bluetooth connection all together. Advice please!!

[Silver_C_AWD]

I have T-Mobile and use a Motorola v330 phone with Bluetooth and it works nearly flawlessly. I get audible and visual readings for the signal strength but nothing for the battery.

My guess is that your issue is with the phones you've tried and not with the UConnect or Verizon.

Hope that helps.

Originally Posted by Hemi-Roid

Frustration is the only way to describe issues I've had with my factory Uconnect. I'm a Sprint PCS subscriber (if that's important) and can't seem to find a bluetooth phone that functions as it should. The most recent phone I purchased (LG-LX350) seems to work, yet whenever I make a call, I get a verbal message that my signal strength & battery life are low. With other bluetooth phones I've used, the signal strength meters never functioned yet I wouldn't receive this message audibly. Does anyone on the forum have Sprint and receive meter readings. All other bluetooth phones have either been incompatible or would give much difficulty with other functions ie: call waiting or simply losing the bluetooth connection all together. Advice please!!

[1bad4dr]

I have Sprint and use the Treo 650.... Everything works beautifully for me. I even get the bettery reading.... Good Luck!

[mikes]

I have sprint and use the PPC-6600. The signal strength says good on mine. If I remember correctly there are three categories: weak, good, too strong. I thought to myself, you can really have a signal strength too strong? Then I thought about it further and it could be possible.