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
uri65,
I think i'm having the same trouble. I want my alarm to ring quietly- it doesn't take much to wake me up- and nothing worse than a blaring sound to jolt me out of bed. However, I want my phone calls to ring loudly. If I set the volume low at night for my alarm to ring quietly, I forget to set it back up in the morning and then I can't hear my phone ring with a call or text message.
I found a free app called Nightstand Central. I set the alarm and volume the way I want but it doesn't change my phone volume setting so I can leave that up (I don't have an issue with getting phone calls/texts at night). Yes, I'd like that functionality directly in my clock --> alarm settings in my phone but this is an ok work around and was free.
The solution is to use the "bedtime" feature. It allows you to set separate volume levels for the alarm.
If im understanding correctly, youre best choice would be to use a third party app for your alarm. You can set your media volume low for that, and keep your ringer volume on high for notifications
Works like a charm thanks. You need iOS 10. Go to Clock, Bedtime, set it up. After that choose Options top left corner. At the bottom you can find a Volume slider for the alarm.
IdrisSeabright wrote:
Matt. 7:1-5
Love it! The perfect answer.
All those years my agnostic mother insisted I attend Sunday school were not wasted.
Wow every helpful button unable to be clicked here??? Even after logging in.
Thank you! Don't understand why so few people are satisfied with this response. I definitely am.
Not sure if someone else has posted already, but you can set this in Bedtime settings (once you have answered all the Nanny questions 🙂)
It's surprising that after 3 years IOS still didn't fix this problem. Arrogance or stupidity, don't know what it is.
It's surprising that you didn't read the other messages in the thread that you posted to.
Hi Chris,
Any means any. If there is only one product that offers an alarm then saying there aren't any that offer separate volume control remains correct.
Ken
why would you make comment like this ? are you working for Apple and he touched your feelings ?
Yes, Apple is enjoying with that setting and ******* a off a lot of people
Separate volume control for alarm and ringer
