My Mobile has very sound output.

[Mike Miller]

My phone is three years old and has very weak audio output. Watching movies or listening to music in public places becomes very frustrating.

I tried exploring various volume booster apps on the App Store, only to find that most require expensive subscriptions, costing up to €11 per week.

Do any of you have suggestions or know of an alternative way to enhance the audio volume on my phone?

[Swish]

Headphones/earpods?

[unsunghero]

Originally Posted by Swish [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Headphones/earpods?

Best: Powerbeats Pro

Been using these for 3ish years now. Great bass and audio quality, insane battery life like 6-9 hours, charges to full in minutes, and may as well be fused to your ear, that shit ain’t coming out/off no matter how hard your workout

I even saw a dude at my gym swimming laps in them (but don’t do it they are not true waterproof just highly water resistant)

[Ooloo]

Anything marketing itself as a "volume booster app" that requires a subscription is a complete scam.

The volume coming out of the physical speakers on your phone isn't intended to be particularly loud. If you could turn it up to be audible in a busy public place, it would be extremely annoying for other people. Headphones are the answer. Earbuds are convenient, but a decent pair of dedicated wired headphones will sound better and probably be louder.

I recommend audio technica ATH-M30x's. Pretty cheap and durable and sound excellent.

[Mike Miller]

Originally Posted by unsunghero [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Best: Powerbeats Pro

Been using these for 3ish years now. Great bass and audio quality, insane battery life like 6-9 hours, charges to full in minutes, and may as well be fused to your ear, that shit ain’t coming out/off no matter how hard your workout

I even saw a dude at my gym swimming laps in them (but don’t do it they are not true waterproof just highly water resistant)

Thanks! I'll buy it.

[magnetaress]

I feel like making any kind of noise should be illegal and get you eaten by the killbot night elven simulacra.

[aussenseiter]

Originally Posted by Mike Miller [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I was searching for the solution and got this website called

The Volume Booster app boosted my audio level more than 100%. Now I am able to listen to music easily in public places. If I boost the volume more than 400%, I start getting some distorted music. But it fixed my issue.

The thread is just a pretext for you to post this link? [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

A pox upon you!

[Sadre Spinegnawer]

Originally Posted by Mike Miller [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I was searching for the solution and got this website called

The Volume Booster app boosted my audio level more than 100%. Now I am able to listen to music easily in public places. If I boost the volume more than 400%, I start getting some distorted music. But it fixed my issue.

At age 18 you can hear out to 20khz. By 30-40 that is usually down to around 16khz.

You'll have a hard 10khz frequency cut off in 10 years if you keep up with this nonsense.

The higher the fewer.

[Ooloo]

You can't "boost volume" in a digital system, that's not how it works. Scam detected.

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