How loud is the volume compared to an ipad or iphone?
240002
I bought this product for use it in the beach and care my iphone. Sorry, but the volume is not very loud for this type of site.
240003
In low ambient noise environments, this unit is loud enough, approximately doubling iPad volume. However, when you are outdoors or there are mid to high levels of ambient noise, you need to be sitting right next to this unit, with the speakers directly facing an ear. The problem is, with the volume up that high, the sound quality is terrible.
240004
pretty loud compared to an iphone, but not very loud compared to a regular stereo. it sounds very loud in a backyard, but not at the beach
240005
The stereo produces great volume better than an ipad or iphone. I used it when I went ice fishing on the lake and it produced really good sound.
240006
I'm happy this player's volume. I have both an IPad and IPhone. I use this player for both.
240007
there is no volume period, they are small computer speakers, sent two units back, bad unit, if any noise around u , u have to put it up to ur ears to hear, go bluetooth speaker, i got one half the size and blows this thing out of the water, with sound and spereo sound and it charges, you get 7 hrs at full volume from this bluetooth, got rated 5 stars by everyone, go that route not this unit, u will be disapointed
240008
Hmm, I'm not really sure how to quantify it. I would say that on a scale of 1 to 10, if an iphone on max volume is a 1, and a bose sounddock on max volume is a 10, this is about a 3.
1611547
The sound is at least twice as loud. The high tones are bright, the mid-range and low end are so-so. It's great for the price. For what it is, I like it a lot. If you are after high quality sound reproduction, you need one of those powered plug-in units. The Horn I got from Amazon was misrepresented by the picture, which was reversed. I have an iPhone 3 and my phone's speaker is on the left. I believe the iPhone 4's speaker is on the right and that may be why some people are having problems. For my iPhone 3, I went to www.cyberguys.com and ordered item: 215 0942.
74626
Yes, it has built in speakers that can be turned up much louder than the iPhone's external speakers.
957232
You can turn the volume up on the phone and it gets louder on the watch. I am using it on iPhone 5. Everything works just like a blue tooth ear piece. Music plays though the watch to.
648373
I does have a volume control. I use it with my non apple cell so I do not know how it works with an apple product.
1337378
Oh yeah, no question. Louder and fuller. I borrowed my dad's so I could watch some HBO shows on my iPad for a week, and now that I've given it back, I had to hold the iPad close when watching and still didn't enjoy it as much. I also went to a BBQ the other day where they didn't have the speaker, and the two iPhones playing songs were just as you'd expect a phone to sound...pretty awful. I really missed this speaker and bought a second one today since I like the one I bought for my dad as a present so much. Definitely better than a phone's built in speaker, and if that's all you expect this to sound like you're going to be blown away. Oh yeah, no question. Louder and fuller. I borrowed my dad's so I could watch some HBO shows on my iPad for a week, and now that I've given it back, I had to hold the iPad close when watching and still didn't enjoy it as much. I also went to a BBQ the other day where they didn't have the speaker, and the two iPhones playing songs were just as you'd expect a phone to sound...pretty awful. I really missed this speaker and bought a second one today since I like the one I bought for my dad as a present so much. Definitely better than a phone's built in speaker, and if that's all you expect this... » Read More Oh yeah, no question. Louder and fuller. I borrowed my dad's so I could watch some HBO shows on my iPad for a week, and now that I've given it back, I had to hold the iPad close when watching and still didn't enjoy it as much. I also went to a BBQ the other day where they didn't have the speaker, and the two iPhones playing songs were just as you'd expect a phone to sound...pretty awful. I really missed this speaker and bought a second one today since I like the one I bought for my dad as a present so much. Definitely better than a phone's built in speaker, and if that's all you expect this to sound like you're going to be blown away. « Show Less
371838
When I adjust the volume on this portable headphone I get significant increase in volume when I use it on my IPAD. Can't measure percentages but it can get painfully loud if you go to the max.
1630577
Depends on your device. How loud it plays depends on the device. From imy iPhone 4, it doesn't distort at the highest volume. From my wife's Motorola phone, The speaker plays MUCH louder at the higher settings and WILL distort at the very highest volumes.
847635
Loud. These are my primary speakers, connected to my desktop by an audio cable (not included), and to my iPad via bluetooth. Movies, TV shows, various types of music - these speakers are terrific and don't distort at high volume if the source is high quality. I sleep very deeply, a normal alarm will not wake me. I use my iPad to play music as an alarm through these speakers. The rest of the house is woken before I am. They should suit your needs well.
202116
I don't have a way to test the decibels but I would say it is approximately 30% louder than my iphone6. I feel much better sleeping now and am confident I will wake up for emergency calls.
1896594
No. Nor is there an integrated volume control. There is no iPhone integration.
894417
Having tried on only a portable MP3 player (iPhone 3gs) and not a tablet, I will say that they definitely get loud enough. I will typically listen on 3/4 max volume to drown out all background noise around me.
639904
i haven't noticed any changes in volume during any time using it with a typical ipod. i dont have the phone, so i cant tell you if there is a connection issue. these are great though!
1874713
I think it gets pretty loud. I bought it for work and really like it. Love it being Bluetooth and we play from our phones and iPads
732492
Depending on the source of the volume (eg. phone, iPod, mp3 player,...) it can get really loud. I can't handle the volume on my HTC One with PowerAmp app installed at max volume.
1963209
On an iPod at max volume? Possibly, but your risking hearing damage at that level anyways. At any other reasonable volume no. Even loud metal songs are just audible. In public, the ambient noise level would almost certainly be far louder. In a setting like a library, the sound might travel further though
238611
Yes, but not very well. The one I had sounded like it had a blown speaker with the volume about about 40%- so it sounded pretty crappy it it was turned half as loud as the iphone does by itself. The shape of the stand was ok, but if you want a stand, buy a stand. For a thing to make sound louder this was not good.