I have had my iPhone for a about a month, and I am still asked to show it off. Just today, while getting a hair cut, I was asked to dig the iPhone out to show to the stylist. I think she was distracted, as this is worst hair I have received in quite a while. As a plus, she said she was now thinking of getting one.
Reception and sound quality are the iPhone’s untold best features.
I have 5 bars when ever I look. What I need to do is have a conversation while on the 680 FWY going through Alamo (East bay area, South of Walnut Creek). There is an infamous cell phone drop out area there.
Whether it be headsets or iPod functions, I consider the sound quality top notch. I use the Motorola HS 850 wireless headset and the Motorola T305 Hands free wireless device for the car. The iPhone transmissions are excellent. iPod and movie viewing are enhanced by the quality of the sound. Variances when listening to music are greatly affected by quality of material, such as source material, amount of compression.and bit depth.
iPhone does have the difficulty with multiple wireless Bluetooth devices, that I also experienced with my Sony Ericsson T616 Cell Phone. If you have more than one device paired, the cell phone/iPhone will have difficulty letting go of one, or connecting to one after connecting with the other. As Bob Shayler confirms, this is true with all cell phones. One example if this is, if you are using the ear piece, the iPhone will take a few seconds to make to connect through the ear piece, especially if you have been using the other device. In fact, you might not be able to hear the conversation, as the iPhone is not using its speaker and you can not hear anything through the headset. It is best to not switch devices while the iPhone (or cell Phone) is turned on.