Many have found themselves in a situation where, during a trip, it turns out that the Bluetooth speaker was forgotten at home. Or, for example, while preparing dinner, the user tries to listen to a podcast, but nothing is heard due to the murmur of the tap and the hiss of the pan. There are many situations where you need to turn up the volume on your iPhone, but there is no way to use a Bluetooth speaker or headphones.
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Here are five free and easy ways to make your iPhone a little louder.
1. Flip your iPhone
The speakers on iPhone are at the bottom of the device. To increase the volume, it is enough to turn the device over so that no surface or object, such as a table top, muffles the sound. This will make the sound a little louder and clearer. When resting your iPhone on something, also make sure that the speaker is facing up.
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2. Curl your palm around the iPhone speaker
This method is good if you hold the iPhone in your hands, for example, to watch YouTube. Simply curl your hand in a semicircle near the speaker and the sound waves can bounce off your hand towards your ears.
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3. Late night mode in the equalizer
Select “Settings” → “Music” → “Equalizer”and then mode “Late night”.
Of all the equalizer modes available on the iPhone, this one is the loudest. However, if the sound on the iPhone is set to maximum, you can hear slight distortion when working in this mode.
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4. Place your iPhone in a bowl
This trick has been around for years. Just put your iPhone in the bowl with the speaker facing down. Sound waves will bounce off the bottom and sides of the selected cookware, thereby increasing the volume.
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5. Make Your Own iPhone Speaker
The bowl trick works great, but the sound waves can be directed even better. All you need is a toilet paper or paper towel roll, a couple of plastic or paper cups, and scissors. Make a slot in the sleeve large enough to fit the iPhone. Then make holes on the sides of each glass and put them on the sleeve.
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