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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 6, 2023 2:53 PM

Turn sound check off! In music settings!

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Aug 18, 2024 1:25 AM in response to BigKenD88

Offering a little solution to this problem.

It doesn’t matter what settings I alter, wether it’s going to “sound & haptics” and turning off “reduce loud audio”


or


going and turning sound check off (this feature does not help people that use Spotify I’d just like to add).


or


forgetting audio device and choosing between the different settings


ANYWAY, HERES THE TRICK TO FIX LOW VOLUME LEVELS.


  • Connect your device and begin to play music
  • set a 3 second alarm and press your phones off button to go to the Lock Screen.
  • when the alarm goes off press “stop”


your music should auto play and you’ll hear the difference in sound instantly.



(If you’d like to test this theory, after doing this trick, go to “sound & haptics” and turn reduce loud audio on then off, you volume should go to half but even when you turn the volume back up it won’t be as loud)


FYI (iPhone 15Pro Max user)




Nov 17, 2023 10:46 AM in response to kaleb215

So funny enough I bought a cheap Bluetooth adapter that plugs directly into my AUX port from Five Below (it’s a store that almost everything is below $5) I believe it’s called an iWorld? That’s what comes up on my phones Bluetooth screen anyways.. and to my surprise it is nice and loud again! So maybe it’s just about finding the right adapter but my music is good and loud now and it only cost me about $4!

Nov 17, 2023 10:49 AM in response to BigKenD88

I guess this isn’t really a “fix” but I was able to solve my music loudness issue..

So funny enough I bought a cheap Bluetooth adapter that plugs directly into my AUX port from Five Below (it’s a store that almost everything is below $5) I believe it’s called an iWorld? That’s what comes up on my phones Bluetooth screen anyways.. and to my surprise it is nice and loud again! So maybe it’s just about finding the right adapter but my music is good and loud now and it only cost me about $4!

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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