Bluetooth volume level directly uses the volume level of the Bluetooth earphone itself. The absolute volume function is enabled by default, which may be affected by the Bluetooth earphone itself. It is recommended that you use the following settings to see if it can be improved.
Setting path:
1. Please try to turn on the absolute volume function, if you have realme device.
For realme UI 6.0 & 5.0: Settings > Bluetooth > Click on the connected Bluetooth device > Device Volume Sync.
For realme UI 4.0 & 3.0 & 2.0: Settings > Bluetooth > Advanced/More settings > Media Volume Sync. Turn on this switch, and the phone will enable the absolute volume function.
For realme UI 1.0 & R & Go & T & S Edition:
a. Enter Settings > About phone/device > Enter “Version Information”, tap “Version Number” 7 times, and it will prompt you that you have entered the developer option.
b. Enter Settings > Additional/System settings > Developer Options > Enable absolute volume function
c. After disconnecting the Bluetooth earphone, delete the pairing and re-pair it.
2. After disconnecting the Bluetooth earphone, reconnect it.
3. If you have other Bluetooth earphones, you can cross-check the earphone and phone.
Note:
1. After turning on the Bluetooth absolute volume:
a. Connect to a Bluetooth device that supports Bluetooth absolute volume, and the volume will be synchronized with the phone.
b. Some Bluetooth devices support the Bluetooth absolute volume, but due to the compatibility problem between the device and the phone, it may cause abnormal volume adjustment, noise and other problems.
c. Some Bluetooth devices do not support the absolute volume of Bluetooth, and can only adjust the volume on the device without interfering with the volume adjustment of the phone.
2. After turning off the Bluetooth absolute volume
a. The volume of the Bluetooth earphone and the volume of the phone are independent of each other, and do not interfere with the volume adjustment of the phone.
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