Can volume be controlled by the headphones or connected device only?
1103108
Two cables come with it, one of them has microphone and volume controlls although the volume control doesn't work with my android
1866140
Volume is controlled by whatever device you are using to amplify your audio output.
137545
You can, but with headphones you'll only be able to lower the volume and not increase it passed the highest level the dock can go over. In a vehicle or if plugged up to a stereo you can increase it passed that point, but hopefully the level is adequate enough with your preferences. I ride a motorcycle and listen to music in my helmet with headphones, and occasionally the highest volume won't be enough, but it's rare.
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.
171746
Yes there is a volume control on the headphone cord. Not sure what you mean by whether you could tell.
397958
Yes. I have it hooked to my TV. Lower the TV volume and the output is lower. Your headphones may also have a volume control and then you can use either one or both to increase or decrease the volume.
1500326
No, as there is no volume control on the unit. The volume is controlled by the amp or what ever device is providing input.
1680354
Yes, the button on the top(not visible in this photo) rocks back and forth for volume, and press to hold for "on" "off. Also volume can be controlled by your music device.
1559392
Yes sound volume- loudness can be controlled. Quality of sound remains the same.
269787
The volume control is independent of the device used; it changes the amping on the headphones to reduce or increase volume. It even works on devices without inline control support.
28124
No, just a volume wheel (and I'm pretty sure that only controls the headphone output).
1215771
Hello, You could use either headphone out port or line out port. However, if you use line out, you cannot control output volume. Thank you
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.
897371
Yes you can control volume from the device that is connected to the speakers whether they are Bluetooth or connected via wire.
602105
No volume control on headphones. Just a mic. You need to adjust volume on your phone.
1225235
Sure just use the Bluetooth option or Auxiliary in and then Adjust volume on Input device
291244
No, you can't. The only thing you can do is to buy a separate audio splitter which are, by the way, inexpensive. The bad thing about it is you cannot have independent volume control.