They are generally only for higher quality over-ear headphones. Now, headphone amps don't work in every case. At "max" volume, you'll hear distortion, and the headphones won't be as loud as you might expect them to when you increase the volume.Ī standalone headphone amp can help with this! While we don't want to assume you're willing to buy an external device to boost your headphone volume (why not just buy better headphones, right?), we're just throwing the option out there. If you have a set of underpowered headphones, your volume and sound quality will be limited. The smaller the amp, the lower the volume output. With smaller headphones, space can be a huge limiting factor. In essence, headphones are just speakers, and all speakers require an amplifier. If these settings are all fine, it could be an issue with the power output of the headphones.
To adjust the setting for music, you're going to want to make adjustments to the "media" setting.
Okay now let's check out a similar setting for Android.įirst, go into your settings, and select > Sounds > Volume.įrom here, you're able to see all of the volume levels for different functions. If your headphones are strangely quiet and you're using an Apple device, there's a good chance its due to this setting putting a volume cap. You can adjust your max volume on the following screen. Here you'll see an option for "Volume Limit." To keep things simple, let's cover how to fix this on Apple and Android phones.įor Apple, you can check this setting by going to the main settings menu and selecting "Music."įrom there, scroll down until you see a section for "Playback." One of the most common reasons people ask, "Why aren't my headphones loud enough?" is due to a simple configuration that caps the volume limit.
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