Increasing the volume on the speaker doesn't seem to work; decreasing does work. Can you only increase volume on mobile device?
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BOTH.....there are two buttons on device to increase and decrease volumn. Or it can be done through phone, however, you have to have the phone volumn up all the way for any outside device to have full control. My daughter loves it....carries it around the house. And I hear it everywhere.
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On my device the volume both decreases and increases. It can be tricky because if you don't hold it down it will change the song if your listening to music through it. If yours does not increase, but it will decrease, I would venture to say that yours may not be working properly. You may want to consider returning it.
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Yes. You still have main volume control on the phone/device. The speaker itself volume gives minor adjustment to clean up sound or boost a little depending on device volume setting.
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Check your settings to see what your "increased" volume is set to (you'll have to read the manual to find out where to set it). If you already have the volume set to be loud for lower speeds but your "increased" volume is set to a lower level (mine came set at "1", which is the lowest level) it will change to that lower level at a higher speed.Hope this helps.
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@ Ben - with the latest Bluetooth, you can control volume on the unit, simply press and hold the &gt;&gt;| or |&lt;&lt; button, and volume will go up or down. It works quite a few hours at medium volume, at least 7.
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My sound is pretty loud. To pump up the volume u have to hold the button down. Mine is so loud that my so in his room is begging me to turn it down. I don't understand what happened with yours. I have no problems at all with mine. And guess what!! My phone volume is turned to half way and my speaker is still loud. I never turn my up all the way up. The speaker just takes off with its loudness. Love it�
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Anthony: I talked to a friend that also use this device and she told me that you need to give a quick press on the + button. A long press will increase volume, but a quick press will change the music
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No, the volume will only get to the loudest your device can get, it won't add any "loudness". Although you can turn your device all the way up and just use the volume control on the headphones. Hope this help!
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Bluetooth volume on the phone maybe set lower than phone speaker volume setting. When connected to Bluetooth device try volume up and expand settings via the cog icon, if possible to see all volume options. (Based off Samsung s3 menu settings) Hope this helps.
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The volume can be raised or lowered. The button to adjust it is in the handset. Just move it to the right or left to make the adjustment.
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Works for me. Check volume or mute settings on both? Try another device if possible.
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Speaker has it's own volume control. For maximum volume keep iPhone at highest volume and use the speaker to modulate.
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Same problem with ours, so suspect there is a defect. My wife uses this speaker with an iPod, which does have a functional volume control. Probably not much help, sorry.
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I don't recall it happening to me, but keep i4 volume on medium and control higher volume with phone. ..I usually turn volume down on the phone before disconnecting or powering off!
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I just change the volume on the device that is playing, like my iPhone for example. Hope that helps!
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The volume control on the speaker goes-up only so high. I put that volume control at the lowest level then adjust overall volume using the device. Then, if I need additional volume, I can increase it some using the speaker volume control.
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there are actually two ways to adjust the volume. 1) by using the plus/minus buttons on the speaker. 2) adjusting the volume coming into the speaker from your device I.e. computer
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To my knowldege there is no "app" for controlling the volume from your phone. You can however turn the volume of the speaker up fully, and adjust your phone volume to suit your listening desire. It isn't ideal, but it does work. The speaker has never given off that tell tale hiss that some will give off at high volumes.