By using these apps, you can gain better control over your Android device's volume settings, ensuring a more personalized and convenient audio experience.

Android's best volume control app just got an update. The Precise Volume has now recreated the Android 16 volume UI.

Replace the default volume control app that comes standard in Windows 10. When EarTrumpet is installed, it places an identical volume controller in the taskbar with a greater range of features.

EarTrumpet gives you a modern, functional & redesigned Volume Mixer. Just one click on its Taskbar system icon and you can use it right away!

January 2022 update for Pixels fixes Android 12's inability to use your phone's volume rocker to control Chromecasts, at least for most apps.

There is another option to control the volume, but it's not ideal. In Android 11 and earlier, the volume toggle would default to controlling cast volume when you were actively streaming something.

iOS 18.2 lets you add a volume control slider to the lock screen. This setting is disabled by default, so here's how to turn it on.

SoundSource 4 is a menu bar utility for changing the volume, output, and audio device settings for individual apps, with support for adding built-in or third-party audio effects in real time.