iPhone X Ring Volume Low

RKSabharwal wrote:

In my Phone X, the ringer volume falls very low after first ring

Yes, it's supposed to. But you can turn that off if you want.

My volume issue was with the camera shutter sound. side button only takes photos when camera app is open. shutter volume is controlled by speaker phone volume or a video's volume. For whatever reason, those 3 volumes are tied together.

Help both my husband and I got iPhone X noticed when a call comes in while phone is ringing I hit the volume up or down button once and it mutes the ring. Is this normal I was trying to increase ring sounds and we also noticed when phone rings sometimes it’s loud and sometimes it’s not or it lowers on it’s own

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I had no problem linking (bluetooth) my IP6 to my car audio system, but car system does not now recognize my new device -- the X. I deleted my old phone connection and went through all the steps, but this did not help. Does the X require a different procedure (before I go to car service).? Thanks, Deusto

Thanks so much, your reply was very helphful and saved us the hassle of returning the iPhone.

We called the Apple Care and even they were not able to figure out what was wrong.

I think Apple should pay you for helping people.

Question; Have you tried looking at your phone when a call comes in to see what happens then? If not, try it. Have someone call you while you are looking at your phone. I'd be interested to know what happens. Then lay your phone on the table, don't look at it and have them call it again and see what happens. I would like to know if yours is responding the same as mine.

Thank you, Patrick, but that is not the problem we were having...the phones in question have been in a pocket or across the room so eye contact is not the issue...when the volume problem occurred. The "cure" is found in Settings as delineated in previous msgs in this thread.

I was due to get a new phone and was going to stay with Samsung, but then I bought a new car which only has Apple Car Play. So... The iPhone X is my first iPhone...but I HAVE had an iPad Air since it came out, so I haven't been totally living in the dark ages. Guess the good thing about that is I didn't need to unlearn a lot of stuff from previous iPhones. Since getting the volume issue straightened out, I don't have any complaints. I'm so glad that I bought a case and film shield as I've dropped it a few times (waist level 😮) without having any adverse effects. 😀 Sorry to hear you're unhappy with your X. If you're near an Apple store, I've found them to be VERY helpful here in the Los Angeles area--no question is a dumb question...and coming from a newby user, there have been some...In fact, I can't think of any company, for any product, that has such great customer support as Apple. I should have come over a long time ago...

I need to attend more classes at the Apple Store as I know I'm not using it to its full potential. I haven't tried the AirPods as I unfortunately wear hearing aids. A bluetooth device came with them for the TV which REALLY helps when it comes to hearing dialogue directly in my ear, but to transmit from any other type of device (like a cell phone or car infotainment), I would need to buy another bluetooth that's btwn $400 and $500. Maybe I should start a new thread to find out if anyone has found a less expensive alternative??!

Thanks! That took care of it. I've missed hundreds of calls the last month as a result of this. It started when I downloaded the new version of iOS last month (11.4), with no warning. Looks like the the developers are getting ahead of themselves, with new bugs appearing in every new version.

Thank you. I was headed to return this phone over this.

Glad to hear it. Unfortunately I might be exchanging mine. Wild fluctuations in volume. Hardware or software related? Who knows.

THIS WORK’S!!! Thankx

Brilliant!!!👍Thank you brother!

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