iPhone 15 Pro Max sound is really quiet when connected to my cars speakers through USB-C to AUX adapter...

My iPhone 15 Pro Max is super quiet when I connect it to my cars speakers through USB-C to AUX adapter.. I chose the "Not Headphones" option and I went in and "Forgot" all connected headphones/devices and it is still very very low. I also went into Spotify and put playback as "Loud". Yes, my iPhone volume is all the way up as well.. but its still showing the little Headphones icon next to the volume control... When I had my Lightning to AUX adapter it was nice and loud. Any recommendations on a USB-C to AUX cable or adapter that will work better? Oh, I have tried connecting through bluetooth as well as it is also quiet so that is a no go.

iPhone 15 Pro Max, iOS 17

Posted on Oct 28, 2023 7:26 PM

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Posted on Nov 16, 2023 5:43 PM

This worked for me and gave it a big boost:

go to settings, sounds and haptics, headphones safety, USB Audio Accessories, “Connected to Headphones” turn ON then back to OFF and it’ll give you a good 90% boost. Sometimes you have to turn it on and off 3 to 4 times in order to get that beautiful boost. Turning OFF Dolby helps a bit as well.

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Nov 2, 2023 11:52 AM in response to BigKenD88

BigKenD88 Said:

"iPhone 15 Pro Max sound is really quiet when connected to my cars speakers through USB-C to AUX adapter...: [...]Any recommendations on a USB-C to AUX cable or adapter that will work better? Oh, I have tried connecting through bluetooth as well as it is also quiet so that is a no go."

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Getting the Right Adapter:

Find an adapter on Amazon or NewEgg. Be certain you verify its compatibility with your iPhone model and the installed iOS.


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Oct 28, 2023 7:33 PM in response to BigKenD88

BigKenD88 Said:

"iPhone 15 Pro Max sound is really quiet when connected to my cars speakers through USB-C to AUX adapter...: [...]Any recommendations on a USB-C to AUX cable or adapter that will work better? Oh, I have tried connecting through bluetooth as well as it is also quiet so that is a no go."

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For reference...

Troubleshooting CarPlay:


A. Driver's Manual:

Read your driver's manual to find out more about syncing this.


B. Try being in Park:

For many, they must have their automobile in park to get this to all pair.


C. Visit this Link:

If you need help with CarPlay - Apple Support

Feb 9, 2024 4:35 PM in response to BigKenD88

Having the same issue with Iphone15. my iphone 11 would "scream" that I would have to turn the phone volume down and still have a load radio. I am using the same 3.5 mm aux cord with a usb adapater. I have tried 3 different onces from different stores. I had a cheap ebay adapter from aux to the lightning for the 11 and i would say it was at least 60 % louder

May 5, 2024 2:50 AM in response to BigKenD88

What cheap adapter did u buy, I got one off temu but was looking for one I could pick up tomorrow, I don’t know if I should get the apple brand or no, my temu one I had blasted like my normal radio and my speakers will have ur ears ringing on normal but this adapter or cord idk which one is making my music quiet even with my phone vol and car vol all the way up I don’t know which one it is adapter or aux cord

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