Wide spectrum not working

@saood289

Sorry no one seems to be able to help you here.

Wide Spectrum is a feature of device microphones that transmits a full range of sound frequencies, ideally providing richer sound than "standard" or "voice isolation."

Ultra Wideband is a specific band of frequencies used by 5G cell phones and has nothing to do with this question.

To use Wide Spectrum you need (1) a compatible device, and (2) a connection that supports the higher data bandwidth needed to transmit the wide spectrum audio. You can use Wide Spectrum on FaceTime audio and video calls and maybe some other 3rd party software (not Zoom though). You cannot use Wide Spectrum on a standard phone call.

This post lists the iPhone models that support Wide Spectrum:

why wide spectrum unavailable?! - Apple Community

• iPhone XR, iPhone XS models and later
• iPad (8th generation) and later
• All iPad Pro 11-inch models
• iPad Pro 12.9-inch (3rd generation) and later
• iPad Air (3rd generation) and later
• iPad mini (5th generation) and later

Hope this helps!

Wide spectrum is not available everywhere. See this article.

Ultra Wideband availability - Apple Support

Sorry for question but why Wide Spectrum is not available in all countries. When the function is new i can use it but after when i try to turn on i see the banner Wide Spectrum is currently unavailable, Thanks.

Sorry to necro to an old reply, but the original poster is referring to Wide Spectrum audio in the microphone settings, and not Ultra Wideband, which is a wireless phone technology.

Wide spectrum and ultra wideband are completely different things. I suggest contacting your supervisors at Apple and learning about the different technologies before attempting to help people on the forum.