Volume Control (watch + phone) app for iPhone and iPad
4.2 (
7872 ratings )
Utilities
Entertainment
Developer: AMT Desarrollos
0.99 USD
Current version: 2.10, last update: 4 years agoFirst release : 13 Apr 2015
App size: 17.29 Mb
This application allows you to control the volume of different devices from the iPhone and the Apple Watch.
You can easily turn the volume up and down and mute it. At all times you will see the value of the volume on the iPhone or Apple Watch screen.
Compatible devices are:
- Google Home
- Google Chromecast
- LG Smart TV with webOS
- LG Music Flow
- DLNA compatible devices
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Latest reviews of Volume Control (watch + phone) app for iPhone and iPad
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I thought this would increase the volume on my iPhone or Bluetooth device but it wont do either.
I thought this would increase the volume on my iPhone or Bluetooth device but it wont do either.
Fine volume control
Having some sporadic connection issue where it will send the volume signal but then quickly disconnect. Im watching TV so that may be part of the issue but after a few reconnection attempts I get the volume where I want it. So, anyway, very fine volume control for your sonos setup on your wrist and the app loads fairly fast. Good enough! :)
Having some sporadic connection issue where it will send the volume signal but then quickly disconnect. Im watching TV so that may be part of the issue but after a few reconnection attempts I get the volume where I want it. So, anyway, very fine volume control for your sonos setup on your wrist and the app loads fairly fast. Good enough! :)
Total waste of .99
Bought to control my Sonos system. Doesnt seem to have any effect on the volume and in any case whenever you try and raise or lower the volume it seems to "forget" the device and asks you to select it. Total waste of .99.
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Bought to control my Sonos system. Doesnt seem to have any effect on the volume and in any case whenever you try and raise or lower the volume it seems to "forget" the device and asks you to select it. Total waste of .99.