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Well, try to record something onto your mobile and check if the recorded track echos at different instances...If yes, have your mobile speaker checked withthe vendor.. If not, clean up the vicinity of the speaker...
Yeah well better take your mobile for service to a Sony Ericsson showroom..Even i had a same problem in sony w810i which got fixed after a service..Thank you!!...
I had the same problem with that phone... while manipulating the mobile part (cover) you can slightly improve the volume.
Another point to check is the button on the side of the phone which allows to increase or lower the volume: it could happen that you turn the volume low without noticing it...
My solution was to replace the phone.
i had a similiar person who came to me with the same speaker problem try takin ur case of and where ur speaker is that u put up to ur ear clean it out with a soft cotton bud slightly damp otherwise go to ur nereast mprc ( mobile phone repeair company) they r very competitave it cost the person 25 pound and they did it while he waited if u want the numbers let us know
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