How to Limit Media Volume on Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 | Step-by-Step Guide
This post will help you access the settings menu on the Galaxy Tab S6 where you can limit media volume. Read on for more detailed instructions.
Samsung phones and tablets have a media volume limiter feature that prevents the volume from rising above the set level. This feature is mainly aimed at protecting your ears from acquiring any sort of hearing damage from an intense sound volume.
When enabled, this feature will trigger the device to prompt a “Volume limit reached” popup message each time the volume is increased and exceeds the set volume limit.
And here’s how to access and activate the media volume limiter on the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6.
Actual Steps to Limit Media Volume on the Galaxy Tab S6
Should you wish to proceed, tap the text field and then key in your preferred PIN code to use or set as the limit PIN and follow the rest of the onscreen prompts to finish setting up the PIN.
Also be sure to note this PIN for later use.
Assigning a set limit PIN however is only optional.
If you don’t want to use it, then just tap Cancel or keep the switch off.
The limitation is only applied when using headphones or Bluetooth speakers. A special PIN can also be assigned to protect this setting.
Aside from the media volume limiter, Samsung mobile devices also entrenched other advanced audio features including Dolby Atmos, equalizer, UHQ upscaler, scalable codec and more.
Aside from the Tab S6, these features are likewise available on other Galaxy devices with Android 7 (Nougat) or later OS versions.
To view more comprehensive tutorials and troubleshooting videos on different mobile devices, feel free to visit The Droid Guy channel on YouTube anytime.
Hope this helps!
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