Is the volume level of the speaker synchronized with the connected device or is it independent?
259483
Thank you for contacting us, the volume levels are independent of the connected device.
1897626
I did not get that but it does require the user to set max volume in order to start working. Either that or its been a coincidence on several occasions. Don't buy if you haven't yet and save yourself a lot of grief.
1152696
You can set the volume on the unit to the desired level with your phone or source at 3/4 volume. then control via your phone if you are not near the speaker.
104313
yes the volume will be decreased. This is a passive device with no amplification of the signal. You would need a devce that was powered to not decrease the volume when 2 devices are connected.
2280433
The volume is controlled by what ever device the SK-S10 is connected to. In my case, my iPhone. Phil Q
735265
As far as I know the TV ears speaker works independently from the TV remote and speaker on the TV.
1645740
Turn your device ( I pod, I pad, tablet ) volume up. you controle the volume for the speaker on your device you are hooked up to, not the speaker itself.
1538426
No. The volume cannot be controlled. It is weak and only fair quality. Volume would have to be regulated by primary device (phone). Yes, the speaker is disabled when other output used.
1305333
Sometimes. When the speaker is connected to multiple devices, try disconnecting from all devices first.
787151
Yes. With my tv, with audio out jacks for the transmitter, the headphone volume is independent of the tv speaker volume.
2224971
No, there is no volume control on the speaker, itself. That can only be done from the receiver or amplifier to which it is connected.
225086
I am having the same problem (I hadn't noticed the volume level though). Anyone have any ideas?
2010810
Its a independent volume control. It does not change the phones volume but only the headphones.
1512588
I have not had any static issues but I don't use the speaker concurrently with my computer.
12277
Normally the volume is regulated through the device that is hooked up to the speaker as there is no volume control button on the speaker. I would suggest to check the volume from the device.
137404
this device has a high/low volume button to control volume on the device only- it's simply a powered speaker.
768650
if the unit has one output as others have said, the amplifier will have no way to separate one source from the other- it will just see one signal. so if the unit itself does not have two volume controls on it then your answer is no.