Please call Apple Support and get a case number for this problem. This is the only way a mega company like Apple is going to know about the volume issue.
My receiver (slit-speaker at top of phone) on the iPhone is too low to get any use from. I called Apple and they are looking into this for me. I will post back what happens, but in the mean time if they can fix this via software, unless the folks with a problem let them know about the volume issue they will have nothing to fix to begin with.
For everyone that has a loud receiver, congrats, you get to enjoy your iPhone now.
-howard
My receiver (slit-speaker at top of phone) on the iPhone is too low to get any use from. I called Apple and they are looking into this for me. I will post back what happens, but in the mean time if they can fix this via software, unless the folks with a problem let them know about the volume issue they will have nothing to fix to begin with.
For everyone that has a loud receiver, congrats, you get to enjoy your iPhone now.
-howard
Do you mean headset as in the earbuds that you plug in to the phone. I see most iPhone volume issues are Low Volume problems with the iPhone that are reported from the small speaker at the top of the iPhone referred to as the receiver in the users guide. A lot of people may be using the earbuds and for my iPhone those work great, just very, very Low Volume when holding the phone up to my ear like you would most any everyday phone.
-howard
-howard
I got my iPhone on Saturday, the 30th and the speaker is going out on mine. It crackles like the signal is breaking up but when on speaker phone or on my Bluetooth I can hear just fine. I'm not sure if it's a physical problem (faulty construction) or a software problem. I've rebooted several times as well and still no speaker.