how do I turn off iphone charging sound

Even if you put it on vibrate it still make the annoying vibrate noise repeatedly, that's not the solution. You have to pick your poison, be it an annoying persistent buzz or ring. The only solution is to switch to ringer and turn your ringer volume all the way down, assuming you have a secondary alarm other than your phone to wake you up.

Clarymt wrote:

Even if you put it on vibrate it still make the annoying vibrate noise repeatedly, that's not the solution. You have to pick your poison, be it an annoying persistent buzz or ring. The only solution is to switch to ringer and turn your ringer volume all the way down, assuming you have a secondary alarm other than your phone to wake you up.

Um, I don't want to turn off either the sound or the vibrate feature of my iPhone alarm. I like both.

One work around is to plug in a set of headphones or earbuds . its much much quieter.

Here’s an app called Silent Plug that does just what it says. It silences that charging sound that’s made when you plug in your iPhone.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/silent-plug/id1124552189?mt=8&at=11lmUj

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Hmm. Not enough reviews to even give it a rating. That makes me wonder how good it is.

I tried the application. All it does it use the fact that when you start a recording using the microphone, the iPhone will not play a sound or vibrate when you plug power. This gave me the idea of to try to use the built in Voice Memos recorder and you can accomplish the same thing with it. Start Voice Memos, make sure that the speaker icon on top right is white (not blue) start a new recording really discreet sound will be heard), pause the recording, plug your phone in, it will not play any sound nor vibrate. You can then stop the recording completely (again small discreet sound will be heard) and exit. I do not have a charging mat so I can I cannot try it with that, but I guess you could leave the recorder in pause mode all night. I tried programming an alarm an also call my phone and they both still work.

Currently I use instead the head phone jack, plugging an old plug from a broken head set which I just cut with a pair of scissors. But that won't work with the new iPhone 7 because there is no headphone jack.

I really wish Apple implement a setting for turning the sound and vibration off when you connect power, and it would need to be independent of the "do not disturb" feature.

Stephane604 wrote:

I really wish Apple implement a setting for turning the sound and vibration off when you connect power, and it would need to be independent of the "do not disturb" feature.

Submit your feedback to Apple here:

http://www.appple.com/feedback

OK, just did that, at http://www.apple.com/feedback

i checked and it's correct. If you use the mute button at night to silence the charge sound your alarm will still work in the morning. Thanks DND.

charliedeli wrote:

i checked and it's correct. If you use the mute button at night to silence the charge sound your alarm will still work in the morning. Thanks DND.

Yes, it has always been so.

Phil0124 wrote:

Better to figure out what is causing the power to fluctuate like that or the connection to be reset, than trying to cover it up.

Exactly.

Silent Plug is a total ripoff. Don't buy it. Doesn't work.