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ASUS Zen Tablet - Low Volume Bluetooth Headphones [SOLVED]
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flaneurs_lobster
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As the title says. The tablet is about six years old, running Android 7.0. Works just fine as my travelling kit for video watching on trains & planes apart from the headphone issue.
Volume is fine using wired 'phones but any Bluetooth ones I've tried are almost inaudible.
Is there perhaps a volume boost app or some kind of Bluetooth variation that might help? Am I running up against some kind of Nanny Hearing Protector?
Are some BT headphones simply quieter than others, anyone aware of 'phones that are particularly loud?
Thanks for any thoughts/suggestions.
EDIT : Developer Options ==> Turn off "Absolute Volume" seems to work
Volume is fine using wired 'phones but any Bluetooth ones I've tried are almost inaudible.
Is there perhaps a volume boost app or some kind of Bluetooth variation that might help? Am I running up against some kind of Nanny Hearing Protector?
Are some BT headphones simply quieter than others, anyone aware of 'phones that are particularly loud?
Thanks for any thoughts/suggestions.
EDIT : Developer Options ==> Turn off "Absolute Volume" seems to work
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What's the model number of your tablet?0
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Asus ZenPad 3S 10 (Z500M) aka P027
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