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It there any way to control volume for alarm and ringer separately? I use max volume during the day in order not to miss calls and min volume at night so that alarm won't wake anybody. So I have to change volume twice a day - not very convenient.
iPhone 4S, iOS 7.0.2
No, there's no way to do it! Personally, it's the most annoying thing about ANY Apple product, and makes me think that the top brass at Apple are either 1) so rich they have a butler wake them up each morning 2) they don't have an iPhone or 3) they sleep with their heads up their own ....
Seriously, is there one good reason why they would make it impossible to set the volume of the alarm??
They've reputedly just sold 500 million iPhones, and what percent would like to use the phone as a morning alarm? There's got to be at least 1 million people each and every week that get ****** off with this, so why wouldn't they change things ... It's insane, stupid or pathetic - take your pick
IdrisSeabright wrote:
BlackTigerAP wrote:
"You are alarming yourself wrongly!" (c) Apple
Is there a question in that grammatically-challenged sentence? If you're trying to give feedback to Apple, use the feedback link already provided.
I think it was an attempt at a pun...
Chris CA wrote:
IdrisSeabright wrote:
BlackTigerAP wrote:
"You are alarming yourself wrongly!" (c) Apple
Is there a question in that grammatically-challenged sentence? If you're trying to give feedback to Apple, use the feedback link already provided.
I think it was an attempt at a pun...
Well, you know what they say about puns..... 😉
iQuestion-B wrote:
The solution is to use the "bedtime" feature. It allows you to set separate volume levels for the alarm.
I'm sure that solution will be helpful to the people who are concerned about separate volume adjustments. As it happens, I'm not one of them.
Best of luck.
tdmk wrote:
Wow every helpful button unable to be clicked here??? Even after logging in.
How many have you already clicked? I know there are limits on the number of Helpful buttons you can click. Off hand, I'm not sure if the limit is by thread or by day.
I'd like to ask that as well. Who is Chris CA? He has replied to many questions, but with no solutions. If you don't have the issue or any helpful advice, why are you wasting our time? I too get tired of having to,and forget to, change my ringer volume. I keep my ringer off at work due to meetings, etc. I need to volume up at night for my alarm. If I forget, no alarm. I always used my android for my alarm. I really wish Apple would fix this. And I use DND at night.
buttyharris wrote:
Not sure if someone else has posted already, but you can set this in Bedtime settings (once you have answered all the Nanny questions 🙂)
Yes, it has already been posted, by one of those people that Badtower chose to disparage. More than once, actually. Other solutions have been posted, also, in this 7 page thread.
Thanks.
I use Mute of course but it doesn't solve my problem - I need min volume at night (for alarm) and max volume during the day (for ringer).
But I need the alarm to be quiet and ringer to be loud. How can I do this without adjusting the volume (once before going to sleep and once after waking up)?
Suggestions here -> http://www.apple.com/feedback/
hop2semar wrote:
Don't even know whether Apple reads these customer discussions to make improvements.
No, they do not. Use the feedback link:
Not that I know of (maybe via jailbreak tweak). Otherwise the alarm clock righ is linked to the general volume.
So use DND and put it on a schedule. The ringer will be muted, except for those people you want to allow through, at a set time every night, then turned off every morning.
Set your alarm to some sort of quiet tone. You can use any song for the alarm sound. Chose a song (or make a recording) that's soft. I use bird sounds from an album of nature sounds I bought.
Yo bro try investing sometime on the "do not disturb" work its exactly what you need 🙂 ( thru settings)
Ah, I was already set that way. thanks!
Cheers, Dallas
Separate volume control for alarm and ringer
