I could very well select everything on the menu. Tap Workout Type and choose all that apply.This shortcut runs automatically, and it’s quite easy to set up from the same Automation menu. That’s why I have a backup automation in place that sets the volume to 50% when I start some of the workouts where I’m most likely to listen to music via wireless earphones. So I risk playing music at a louder volume than I wanted. Therefore, I might miss or ignore the Apple Watch or iPhone notification that drops once I start using the AirPods. The problem with the previous automation is that it doesn’t run automatically for some reason. How to set the iPhone volume to a preset value when you start a workout You can edit the automation in the future to add or remove Bluetooth earphones. The iPhone will always ask you to run this automation when you place the AirPods in your ears, so remember to run it. Search for Set Volume, and set it to your desired value.Select all the Bluetooth earphones that show up and tap Done.Tap the Create Personal Automation button.
We’re going to go to the Automation feature inside the Shortcuts app to create this automation. IPhone volume automation for wireless earphones like the AirPods. Since my volume is usually under 85 decibels, I don’t necessarily need to have the feature enabled. Enable Reduce Loud Sounds, set the desired volume, and the iPhone will start monitoring for loud sounds.Īs you can see above, the default setting is 85 decibels, which is as loud as heavy city traffic. The iPhone can listen for loud sounds and block themīefore I tell you about the automation, I’ll remind you that the iPhone has a Headphone Safety feature inside the Sounds & Haptics menu of the Settings app. I created automations that automatically lower the volume to a preset level. While waiting for Apple to add per-app volume controls to iPhone, I took matters into my own hands.
Then, when I start playing music, or resume playback, I get hit with a blast of sound that makes me turn off playback immediately. I might turn it up when watching a clip on YouTube or Netflix without headphones and then forget to lower the volume before putting in my AirPods. The real problem is that the volume varies depending on the app you’re using.
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