I recently received a pair of ANC headphones, model H30, as a gift from my girlfriend and I really enjoy using them. However, I've encountered one major problem: the Bluetooth voice prompts, like when it says 'Connected,' are incredibly loud and jarring. I can hear them distinctly even when the headphones are just sitting on my desk, and when I forget about it and put them on, it blasts my ears. I'm not very tech-savvy, so I'm wondering if there's any way to adjust the volume of these voice prompts or turn them off altogether.
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Unfortunately, if it's built into the headphones, there may not be a way to reduce the volume of that voice feature. I had a cheap Bluetooth speaker that did something similar, and the 'Bluetooth connected' voice prompt was just stuck at full volume. Sometimes these voice alerts can be part of the firmware settings, but if you can't find an option, it might just be a matter of getting used to it.
I feel you on that! Those loud prompts can really ruin the experience. If you can’t find any setting to turn it down, maybe try wearing them with some music playing right after you connect. It might help drown out the voice prompts a bit!
You might be able to disable the voice prompts through the headphone settings. I’m not entirely sure how it works for the H30 model, but if you dive into the settings on your device, especially if you're using a Windows PC, you could find a way to manage this feature. Sometimes the volume for voice prompts can be controlled separately from the audio playback. Give that a shot and see if there’s a way to turn it down!
Yeah, I noticed that with some headphones they offer options to disable voice prompts altogether. Just check the manual or the app if there’s one available!