How do you control the volume null

With the smartphone app, you can determine how you want the buds to react. I have mine setup as follows: On Click (either bud) = pause Two Clicks (Right) = next track / (Left (back one track) Hold (Right) = volume up - Hold (Left) = Volume down

You have to install the app onto your phone/tablet and use it to tell the earbuds to allow volume controls. Doing so removes the ability to turn off the earbuds using the buttons (you have to put them back in the case to turn them off).

you can set the right to be volume up and left to be volume down, then it's a press and hold.

You have to download the jaybird app and set your long press to adjust volume. Then remove both buds and hold down the right side until you get the desired volume level.

Download the app and their is a section where you can choose what the buttons do. You can switch the power off to volume up right side and volume down left.

You can set up the controls in the app so that if you press and hold the right bud, the volume increases, and if you press and hold the left, it decreases. Hope this helps!

There is an option to set the long press on the left bud to decrease the volume and the long press on the right to increase it.

Right button hold to increase, left button hold to decrease. Download the jaybird app to mess with the controls. I hope this helps.

There are two options for volume control. You can use your device (phone, watch, computer) or you can adjust the buttons to allow volume control, but you will sacrifice track control.

There's no dedicated volume control button, so you have to rely on your phone/device volume controller

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With the smartphone app, you can determine how you want the buds to react. I have mine setup as follows: On Click (either bud) = pause Two Clicks (Right) = next track / (Left (back one track) Hold (Right) = volume up - Hold (Left) = Volume down
Answered by RobC100 6 years ago
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You have to install the app onto your phone/tablet and use it to tell the earbuds to allow volume controls. Doing so removes the ability to turn off the earbuds using the buttons (you have to put them back in the case to turn them off).
Answered by Karim 6 years ago
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you can set the right to be volume up and left to be volume down, then it's a press and hold.
Answered by krugerlive 6 years ago
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You have to download the jaybird app and set your long press to adjust volume. Then remove both buds and hold down the right side until you get the desired volume level.
Answered by Farley 6 years ago
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Download the app and their is a section where you can choose what the buttons do. You can switch the power off to volume up right side and volume down left.
Answered by Allen 6 years ago
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You can set up the controls in the app so that if you press and hold the right bud, the volume increases, and if you press and hold the left, it decreases. Hope this helps!
Answered by tapsdo 6 years ago
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There is an option to set the long press on the left bud to decrease the volume and the long press on the right to increase it.
Answered by andmade 6 years ago
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Right button hold to increase, left button hold to decrease. Download the jaybird app to mess with the controls. I hope this helps.
Answered by NoneofurBusiness 6 years ago
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There are two options for volume control. You can use your device (phone, watch, computer) or you can adjust the buttons to allow volume control, but you will sacrifice track control.
Answered by Gonzo 6 years ago
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There's no dedicated volume control button, so you have to rely on your phone/device volume controller
Answered by Jack 6 years ago
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