19-07-2023 11:15 PM
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20-07-2023 05:25 AM
Sometimes the connection between the calls can be the cause of some issues.
However whilst in an active call then try turning the volume up.
Also by using a torch check the phone's speakers for any build up of debris.
Use a bit of bluetac on the microphone on your phone and pull it away as this should remove any dust etc.
A screen protector that's not placed correctly can hinder the phone's microphones.
And so can a case.
Your phone has a diagnostic tool in your Samsung Members App too.
Samsung Help Link > What-to-do-if-the-sound-on-your-galaxy-smartphone-is-not-working-properly.
Samsung Help Link > What-to-do-if-you-cannot-hear-the-phone-call-sound-well.
A Samsung Service Centre can assess your phone.
If I can be of any further help then please don't hesitate. Take care. 😎
Daily Driver > Samsung Galaxy s²⁵ Ultra 512Gb ~ Titanium Black.
The advice I offer is my own and does not represent Samsung’s position.
I'm here to help. " This is the way. "
22-03-2024 08:32 PM
I had the same thing happen to me the other day (I have owned my S23 Ultra for over a year now with no issue). I noticed when making a call the other day that the call volume was way lower than it used to be. This was a vary recent development and happened all of a sudden. I don't remember an update happening recently and no physical event happened to the phone or speaker that would have such a large affect on call volume. The media audio was not affected as playing videos and music was still extremely loud through the ear speaker.
What Fixed My Phone:
(I have never before messed with the media volume limit. Ever.)
Called a friend who was able to speak into the phone for a minute just so I could monitor the ear speaker volume. Opened up the volume settings on the phone> then hit the three dots in the top right and selected media volume limit. The media volume limit was off. So I switched it on, slid the limit to max and then turned the media volume limit back to off.
This solved the problem. The phone ear speaker is now as loud as it was previously. Unknown to me if this was a software issue or if somehow this happened in my pocket. (my money is on software)
Anyway hope this helps!
20-07-2023 05:25 AM
Sometimes the connection between the calls can be the cause of some issues.
However whilst in an active call then try turning the volume up.
Also by using a torch check the phone's speakers for any build up of debris.
Use a bit of bluetac on the microphone on your phone and pull it away as this should remove any dust etc.
A screen protector that's not placed correctly can hinder the phone's microphones.
And so can a case.
Your phone has a diagnostic tool in your Samsung Members App too.
Samsung Help Link > What-to-do-if-the-sound-on-your-galaxy-smartphone-is-not-working-properly.
Samsung Help Link > What-to-do-if-you-cannot-hear-the-phone-call-sound-well.
A Samsung Service Centre can assess your phone.
If I can be of any further help then please don't hesitate. Take care. 😎
Daily Driver > Samsung Galaxy s²⁵ Ultra 512Gb ~ Titanium Black.
The advice I offer is my own and does not represent Samsung’s position.
I'm here to help. " This is the way. "
21-07-2023 02:22 AM
22-03-2024 08:32 PM
I had the same thing happen to me the other day (I have owned my S23 Ultra for over a year now with no issue). I noticed when making a call the other day that the call volume was way lower than it used to be. This was a vary recent development and happened all of a sudden. I don't remember an update happening recently and no physical event happened to the phone or speaker that would have such a large affect on call volume. The media audio was not affected as playing videos and music was still extremely loud through the ear speaker.
What Fixed My Phone:
(I have never before messed with the media volume limit. Ever.)
Called a friend who was able to speak into the phone for a minute just so I could monitor the ear speaker volume. Opened up the volume settings on the phone> then hit the three dots in the top right and selected media volume limit. The media volume limit was off. So I switched it on, slid the limit to max and then turned the media volume limit back to off.
This solved the problem. The phone ear speaker is now as loud as it was previously. Unknown to me if this was a software issue or if somehow this happened in my pocket. (my money is on software)
Anyway hope this helps!
22-03-2024 09:10 PM
23-03-2024 01:46 AM
There is another thread out there I saw with a lot more traffic that had the same issue. I'll go ahead and post it over too. Hopefully its useful to someone.
02-06-2024 12:44 PM
Thank you for thus, just happened to me on my flip 3, I'm the same and never touched media volume limit and with this post, I checked it and it was OFF no idea how it happened. Thanks for the post
27-07-2024 10:58 AM
Those still looking for a solution, try this: https://youtu.be/US1A0wqQyL0
30-10-2024 02:02 PM