2330 noise when talking but not when connecting th...

I have bought the 2330 three days ago
Its the second phone because the first one had a screen problem.
With this one the problem is that when i call someone i hear a noise from the earphone especially when iam at home or indoor places. Also the person that i call listens to the same or simillar noise.
The bizarre is that when i connect the hands free equipment everything is just perfect.
Anyone has an answer on that or has someone the same problem with me ??

I do not hear a noise on my 2330.
Is this your second 2330?
By the way, does your nokia 2330 have the correct time to the minute? My 2330 is slow by a 1 minute 37 seconds after the time is auto updated.

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