How To Enable Media Volume Limit on Galaxy Z Flip 4
You can turn on the media volume limit feature of your Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 to protect your ears from hearing damage. When this feature is enabled, you will get a volume limit reached warning message. This feature only works when using headphones or Bluetooth audio devices and can be protected by a volume limit PIN.
The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 is a premium Android smartphone that is best known for having a foldable display form factor. It’s a very portable device that allows it to be folded to easily fit in any pocket. Some of its best features include a Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 chip and a battery capacity of 3700 mAh.
What is media volume limit and how do I enable it on Galaxy Z Flip 4?
Your Samsung Galaxy phone has a feature that can protect your ears from loud sounds coming from your wired headphones to Bluetooth headphones. The Media volume limiter feature on your Galaxy Z Flip 4 prevents the volume from rising above a set level to protect your ears from hearing damage.
Here’s what you can do to turn on media volume limit on your phone.
Enable media volume limit on Samsung device
Tap the Settings icon.
Tap Sounds and vibration.
Tap Volume.
To access the volume limiter, tap the three-dot icon located on the upper-rightmost corner of the screen.
Tap Media volume limit.
To activate the feature, simply toggle the OFF switch to turn it ON.
The media volume limit is enabled when the switch turns blue.
You can set a media volume limit pin by turning on the switch next to Set Volume Limit PIN then follow the onscreen instructions to set up the PIN.
Turn off media volume limit on Samsung device
If you would like to turn off the media volume limit, then here are the steps you should follow.
- Tap the Settings icon.
- Tap Sounds and vibration.
- Tap Volume.
- To access the volume limiter, tap the three-dot icon located on the upper-rightmost corner of the screen.
- Tap Media volume limit
- Toggle the switch from On to Off.
Fix media volume limit errors
Sometimes you will experience issues with the media volume limit feature of your phone. The Bluetooth audio device or wired headphones you are using might still be too loud or the sound settings might not change.
Here’s what you need to do to fix this problem.
Restart your Samsung phone
The first thing you will need to do is to restart your phone as this will usually fix any issues caused by a minor software glitch.
- Simultaneously press and hold the Power key and Volume down button on the right edge for approximately 15 seconds.
- Release the buttons when the Samsung logo appears.
Check for software updates
You need to manually check for any new software updates available for your Samsung device and apply them immediately. This eliminates the possibility of a software bug that might be causing the problem.
- Go to your phone Settings.
- Scroll down and tap on Software update.
- Tap Download and install.
Perform a Factory Reset
This procedure will erase your phone data and bring it back to its original condition. Any corrupted data stored in the operating system which could be causing this problem will be completely removed.
Before proceeding with this procedure, it is recommended that you backup your Galaxy Flip 4 data.
- Turn off your Samsung Galaxy device.
- Simultaneously press and hold the Volume up and side buttons until the device vibrates and the Android Recovery screen appears then release all buttons. Allow up to 30 seconds for the recovery screen to appear.
- From the Android Recovery screen, select Wipe data/factory reset. You can use the volume buttons to cycle through the available options and the side key to select.
- Select Factory data reset. Allow several seconds for the factory data reset to complete.
- Select Reboot system now. Allow several minutes for the reboot process to complete.
- Set up your Android phone.