No matter how sophisticated a smartphone is, it is still an electronic product that is prone to damage. Now if your hardware volume button is suddenly damaged, here's a new way to adjust the volume button.
When it comes to smartphones, no matter how sophisticated they are. Smartphones stay electronic goods, which is prone to damage. Even if you buy today's most expensive and sophisticated products, such as the Samsung Galaxy S7, Apple iPhone 6s, LG G5, and smartphones flagship other. Drop it on purpose and maybe you have to buy a new smartphone again. Even if you use it very carefully, there is still the possibility that certain parts will suddenly break.
Quoted from DroidViews, one of the most common problems faced by smartphone users is the button hardware which doesn't work. An example here is volume control button suddenly unusable. Don't be discouraged first, here JalanTikus gives you a way so you can still adjust the volume even without pressing the button hardware.
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How to Set Sound on Android If Volume Button Is Broken
1. Install ChopCUT Volume App
Of course it's quite inconvenient if the button hardware volume can not work, the solution you can use an application called ChopCUT volume. This app lets you control the sound level via the notification bar. There are 4 main features, here JalanTikus describes it one by one.
Download ChopCUT Volumes.
2. Basic Notification
Basic Notification this is a very lightweight option with a very simple display in the notification window. You can adjust media volume, ringtone, alarm, phone call, or several functions at once provided by the application. For example ringtones, alarms and media in one view.
3. Extended Notification
Extended Notification it has a more attractive and interactive display. Just pull down the notification bar and you can instantly adjust the volume without the need for any additional steps. Because there are display buttons up and down to control the volume.
4. Floating Widget
As the name suggests, Floating Widget added a widget that floats on the screen and can be dragged anywhere. This widget will still appear even if you open another app so it will always be on top of every app. You can choose a number of icons, the icon size and transparency are also adjustable. Pressing on the widget will bring up access to media volume controls, alarms, ringtones, and phone calls.
5. Floating Equalizer
Floating Equalizer this is arguably an experimental feature, which gives you access to equalizer via widget icon which always floats on the screen. You can drag it anywhere and when you touch it a row will appear list equalizer settings.
In addition to all the options JalanTikus mentioned above, you can also integrate VolumeChopCUT with Google Now and you'll be able to control the volume via voice commands. To do so you have to grant access to the accessibility settings. So you don't need to buy a new smartphone just because of the button hardware damaged volume. If you have additional tips or other tricks, let us know in the comments column below.
