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iPhone alarm volume low

Iphone update 16 makes alarm volume same as ringer volume, making my alarm pointless!


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Posted on Aug 16, 2023 7:58 AM

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Posted on Dec 11, 2023 1:55 PM

Copied this from a Reddit discussion, I had the same problem and was late for work because of it ‘just found a fix , you need to goto Face ID & passcode in settings and turn off attention aware !’ I’ve just tried it and it works, made me jump out of my skin as I had my volume full blast

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Dec 29, 2023 11:50 PM in response to DEDGirl5150

Hi - I’ve had the same issues with those later iOS updates (13 Pro). I manually adjusted this slider in the sounds menu and it’s much better.


The side volume keys didn’t adjust it, have to drag it. When I opened it, it was down at minimum for some reason. Set max it’s fire alarm loud, middle to 2/3 is ok.


Hope that helps, found this thread googling the issue after sleeping because of it.

Aug 16, 2023 9:30 AM in response to DEDGirl5150

DEDGirl5150 wrote:

Iphone update 16 makes alarm volume same as ringer volume, making my alarm pointless!

That has actually always been the case. There has never been a separate volume control for Alarm through the Alarm app. However, if you set an Alarm through the sleep tracking function in the Health app, you have some independent volume control.


Track your sleep on Apple Watch and use Sleep on iPhone - Apple Support


If the problem is that you want to silence the ring while sleeping but still hear the alarm, the fastest, simplest way is to use the mute switch on the side of the phone just above the volume buttons. That will silence all alerts but still allow the alarm to sound at whatever volume you're selected.


Or, you can set up a Sleep Focus that prevents notifications you don't want but still allows ones from people you might want to hear from in the event of an emergency. You will still hear your alarm.


Use Focus on your iPhone or iPad - Apple Support




Mar 27, 2024 7:35 AM in response to AngryPolishMan

AngryPolishMan wrote:

Bring back the “Alarm Volume” slider you can adjust within the alarm.

There has never been a separate Alarm Volume slider. People have been asking for one for years but Apple hasn't provided one. The only place you'll find one is if you set up a Sleep tracking schedule. That alarm has a separate slider.


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iPhone alarm volume low

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