Stop That BUZZING from Speakers Because of Your Cell Phone

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Here's a quick and easy solution to that extremely annoying buzzing sound as a result of having your cell phone anywhere near your speakers. You know that ..."buzzz buzzz buzzzzzzzzzzzz" that happens every time you get a phone call, text message, or just at some random times. Makes you want to throw your phone!

This is known to happen to users of Cingular/ AT&T and even Bell South/ Rogers with phones like the Razr, Tilt, iPhone, samsung blackjack, blackberry, treo, nokia, motorola phones, anything with an internal antenna. Even a greater occurrence is found on the east coast where the 850Mhz band is used frequently. Currently, there is no way to change the band that your phone uses from the phone itself.

This doesn't cause any problems with the quality of the reception from our tests. We were able to make and receive phones calls and had no buzzing from any of the surrounding speakers!

Let us know if you find a better way or discover something as a result of this video.

  1. By: LSKENGR407
  2. Categories How To, Science & Tech
  3. Views 21,300
  4. Added :02-Mar-08
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  • THANK YOU!!!

    AWESOME solution!! worked perfectly for me. Been looking for a solution for months!!! THANK YOU!

    By jmh32163 1204478765
  • Why?

    I don't own a smartphone, yet my speakers make this exact noise

    It will happen when regardless of whether the speakers are plugged in... will this still work; if so, where should I put the bag?

    And where do I get the electrostatic bag?

    By funincluded 1297062297
  • Thanks!

    Thanks for the solution. I didn't have a electro-static shield bag handy, so I tried setting it on a piece of tin foil and it does diminish the buzz but if I wrapped it over the phone it does block incoming calls (sometimes not a bad thing). Sounds like the electro-static shield bag might work better.

    By tonycarl60 1246398756
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