What is World Volume? Similar to the volume controls on your phone that turn up or down music, phone calls, podcasts and other digital audio, World Volume controls ambient noise and speech in your physical world. Using the IQbuds application on your Android or iOS device, you can easily dial up or down “World Volume” around you.
Imagine having a remote control to adjust the volume of your world up or down throughout the day. The sounds of birds chirping or the rustling of leaves could be amplified on a stroll through nature. Conversely, wouldn’t it be nice to be able to dial back the chaos and noise of shared working spaces, noisy streets and loud restaurants?
IQbuds2 MAX give you easy control over the noise of the world around you.
World Audio Control at Your Fingertips
Per the following animation, “N” stands for natural, meaning the volume of your environmental noise is transmitting through the earbuds at its normal level.
Moving the control to the left gradually reduces the sounds in the world around you, while moving the control to the right amplifies it.
Tapping the center icon will toggle world volume on or off entirely.
Tap Touch Convenience
Without having to grab your phone and open the IQbuds application, you can now toggle audio of the outside world “on” or “off” with a simple tap of your right earbud.
Per the following animation, the “Right Tap” control can be configured for either one of the following two options:
- Toggle between “World On” (external world volume will default to last setting saved in application) and “World Off” (external world volume is reduced to lowest possible setting).
- Turn “World On” and Pause Music/Digital Audio.
Per the following animation, the “Right Tap” control can be configured for either one of the following two options:
- Use the “Focus” feature to hear speech from the person directly in front of you in noisy places
- SINCTM controls allow you to adjust world audio to emphasize either ambient noise or speech
- The World Volume Equalizer adjusts bass and treble, enabling you to enhance or reduce sounds coming from high or low frequencies