iPhone 6 Plus Volume

I Have found the result in the french community

and it works for me

remove the plastic cover if it remains

Not sure if you have worked it out yet but if you go to setting the general then accessibility scroll down and turn off noise cancellation it worked for me

Just cleaned my earpiece with a Q-tip & alcohol, and I can hear again!! So if you've had your phone a while, try this before making a trip to, or calling, the Apple Store.

I had a similar volume issue after upgrading my software, and think I found a solution! My volume was super low for voice memos and voice mail, but OK for music (and fine with headphones), so not a hardware issue. I tried all of the "logical" ways to adjust, to no avail (side buttons, settings, etc). Then I tried this and suddenly my volume was fine again! (though could be coincidence?)

First, I had my voice message open and playing.

Then, I used the side volume button to adjust volume.

BUT, instead of saying "louder", I turned it all the way DOWN... then back up.

Voila! It worked!

I don't know if this triggered the iphone to respond to my volume adjustments again or what... because I (obviously) had tried to increase volume with this button over and over. I had just never decreased it, especially all the way down.

I'd be interested if this actually works or if it was a fluke!

Hello guys,

I made the similar experience that after about half a year of proper using the phone, earpiece volume dropped low all of a sudden.

The solution that worked for me was the Q-tip cleaning of the earpiece with some alcohol/perfume. Low-tech, but it did the job.

Have fun,

Michael

Same here. I just took the film off and voila.. I can hear again. Thanks for the tip!

Your kidding right? Who doesnt know how to adjust the volume? The problem is the volume is entirely too low whether you crank it all the way up. I would hope im bright enough to turn the volume up before logging onto an Apple support forum.

Kmitchum 1 is right, try to hit the volume up during call.....it works for me.

In call volume can only be adjusted during call, try it folks rather thn running around.

I wanted to get this response as high up as possible because it was very frustrating for me and I read through all these threads with no luck. Here's what worked for me:

Plug in your headphones

Have someone call you

turn up the volume during the call

Unplug headphones and hang up

Have them call you back and

Viola!

This fixed my issue. Hope it helps someone.

Fixed it. Apparently there was an ivisable barrier of lent on the phone speaker. rubbed a q-tip of isopropyl alcohol on it, then dried it off with the dry end of a qtip. did it a couple times. My volume is back to normal. Tried everything else, and never worked. cleaning the speaker with a Q tip and isopropyl alcohol fixed it. ...Suggested solution from DavidPeru. Worked great.

BigOhOfN wrote:

Fixed it. Apparently there was an ivisable barrier of lent on the phone speaker. rubbed a q-tip of isopropyl alcohol on it, then dried it off with the dry end of a qtip. did it a couple times. My volume is back to normal. Tried everything else, and never worked. cleaning the speaker with a Q tip and isopropyl alcohol fixed it. ...Suggested solution from DavidPeru. Worked great.

This fixed my 6+. I used a Alcohol wipe. Had to turn volume down some after cleaning.

incidentally we noticed that we did not remove the plastic wrap on the phone. it was removed and the volume became perfect

Happened to me, I tried everything nothing worked...

FINALY i tried something very silly and it worked.. just use a cotton-bud and rub it on the speaker area to clean it.. and Booooooom it worked..

ENJOY...

I was having issues with my call quality, period. AT&T is in the process of improving their voice calls over LTE in my area and my calls from iPhone 6 Plus to iPhone ^ were constantly dropping on the same network, with 4-5 bars. I made a call to my service provider and he actually disabled the voice call over LTE feature on my phone until the updates on their side are completed. BUUUUTTT, he didn't tell me anything about adjusting settings on my phone. Fast forward to now when I've been having various call issues including hearing an echo of myself when dialing out to non-AT&T mobile devices, and I knew it had something to do with that feature the tech specialist switched.

Anywhoot, I found this thread and then I found your answer and I really wrote all of this just to say THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

This fixed the problem!!! (Brave01Heart one ) annnnnd mybe the tip of taking of the initial film.. bcz my iphone has 3 days ... so it's all clean and shining...

many many thanks!!

THIS WORKED PERFECTLY! Thank you so much!