BT Hubphone 2.1 ringtone differences ??

Got a hold a second Hubphone 2, did usual registered to hub left to charge everything fine. Can make calls fine sound quality for voice brill no grumble at all about that, but the ringtones appear a different quality between the two handsets.
So checked the version numbers and the orginal phone software V1935 i006 f007 second phone 70.037.00, ah ah differnent versions I thought but according to BT help website they're the same , but the ringtones on the new phone are tinny in comparision to the older phone.
I am missing something, obvious I would have thought the ring tones would be the same, but V1935 version is really good quaility and louder, not tinny like the 70.037 and its not just ringtone volume that makes them sound so different.
Not a problem happy enough just baffled as to why the quality is so different?
regards
baz

Has this issue been resolved?
Our phone has the same problem. We've stored 14 contacts, memory is at just 9%.
When saving a new contact, the phone confirms the process -- but the new number is missing.
Several of our stored numbers do not come up in the contact list and seem to have been deleted. The names of these contacts are not shown on a missed call.
But when you dial a number which we previously saved (but which is now no longer on the contacts list), the name is displayed. So it must be stored somewhere.
Any ideas?
Thanks!

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