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I noticed that the speakers on the iPhone 4s are fairly loud. However i am worried that playing music on maximum volume on the iPhone 4s may damage the speaker physically and lower audio fidelity. Is it ok to use the speakers at maximum volume
iPhone 4S, iOS 5.1.1, White, 32gb
Probably safe, but as you observe you are putting mechanical wear and tear on the system and the more you do that with any system the shorter the life. I don't know if this means they will last 1 year vs. 5, or 10 years instead of 20 (and if you only keep it 4 years it makes no difference).
If you need to play it at that volume you might want to look into accessory speakers. You can probably even use a set of computer speakers you buy at a garage sale. They would likely sound better at the same volume.
Probably safe, but as you observe you are putting mechanical wear and tear on the system and the more you do that with any system the shorter the life. I don't know if this means they will last 1 year vs. 5, or 10 years instead of 20 (and if you only keep it 4 years it makes no difference).
If you need to play it at that volume you might want to look into accessory speakers. You can probably even use a set of computer speakers you buy at a garage sale. They would likely sound better at the same volume.
Most Likely I will buy a pair Of noise canceling headphones or portable external speakers. However is it possible to replace the internal speakers? And if so how much would it cost? I am just curious to know so that just incase of they are damaged by any reason I have an idea of their worth.
For some regular repairs such as replacing the battery there are specific rates. I think with speakers it would be a case of an out of warranty replacement of the whole unit at a flat rate. Maybe if you fried them while still under warranty then it would be covered by that, but you'd have to find a repair person who agreed with you they needed replacing. There's also limitations in coverage due to 'normal wear and tear'.
Repair Pricing section - http://www.apple.com/support/iphone/service/faq/
iPhone model Out-of-Warranty Service
iPhone 4S $199
Thank you!! This helped me a lot !
hello 4s users
hello fellow iphone dudes i love my phone. its so fun to play with
how do u play with it
you know i view its retina display
mmmm
the speakers are so lifelike
Can I damage the external speaker on the iPhone 4s by playing music at maximum volume?
