Infinix Note 30 5G – Disable Absolute Volume

If you’re experiencing volume control issues with Bluetooth audio devices connected to your Infinix Note 30 5G, the culprit may be the “absolute volume” feature. This feature synchronizes volume levels between your phone and Bluetooth devices. Disabling it can restore independent volume control.

This tutorial will guide you through disabling absolute volume on the Infinix Note 30 5g smartphone.

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Understanding Absolute Volume

Absolute volume is a Bluetooth setting designed to streamline volume adjustments. However, it can sometimes lead to volume inconsistencies, such as overly loud audio or difficulty making fine adjustments.

How to Disable Absolute Volume on Your Infinix Note 30 5G

Follow these steps to disable absolute volume:

Step 1: Enable Developer Options

1. Navigate to your phone’s “Settings” app.
2. Scroll down and select “System.”
3. Tap on “Developer Options.”

Note: If you don’t see “Developer Options,” you’ll need to enable it:

• Within “System” settings, locate “About phone.”
• Find “Build Number” and tap it repeatedly (usually 7 times) until you see the message “You are now a developer!”

Step 2: Disable Absolute Volume

1. Within the “Developer Options” menu, scroll down to the “Networking” section.
2. Locate the “Disable absolute volume” option.
3. Toggle the switch next to it to the “on” position.

Result

Disabling absolute volume allows you to manage the volume of your Infinix Note 30 5G and connected Bluetooth audio devices independently. This should resolve any volume-related inconsistencies you were encountering.

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When to Consider Disabling Absolute Volume on Your Phone

Absolute volume is a convenient feature that streamlines volume control between your phone and Bluetooth devices. However, in certain scenarios, it can lead to unintended consequences. Here’s when you might consider disabling it:

• Inconsistent Volume Levels: If you experience situations where your Bluetooth headphones or speaker exhibit unacceptably loud audio even with your phone’s volume set low, absolute volume could be the culprit. Disabling it allows for independent volume control, enabling you to fine-tune levels on both devices for a more comfortable listening experience.
• Limited Control Granularity: Absolute volume can sometimes restrict the level of control you have over Bluetooth device volume. Disabling it empowers you to utilize the full range of your phone’s volume controls or those on your Bluetooth device for more precise adjustments.
• Potential Degradation in Audio Quality: While less common, absolute volume may occasionally interfere with the audio fidelity of your Bluetooth device. Disabling it can potentially improve audio clarity or resolve any distortions you might be encountering.

It’s important to remember that absolute volume typically functions as intended. Disabling it is primarily recommended if you encounter any of the aforementioned issues with your Bluetooth audio devices.