Adjust volumes

Volumes you can control

Your phone has independent settings for these volumes:

Adjusting one volume won't affect the others, so you can crank up the tunes without making incoming callers sound like they’re shouting.

Use the Volume buttons on the side of your phone:

To adjust call volume while on a call.
To adjust media volume when playing a song, video, or game.
To adjust media volume before you play it. After pressing the Volume button, touch and move the slider.
To adjust alarm volume at any time. After pressing a Volume button, touch and move the slider.

TipTo silence notifications and allow phone calls to ring, go to Settings > Sound > Advanced > Default notification sound and select None.

If your phone is ringing:

To silence it and switch to vibrate, pick up your phone. (To enable, open the Moto app, touch Moto Actions > Pick up to stop ringing and turn it on .)
Or, press the Power or Volume Down button.

To silence your phone but allow alarms, press the Volume down button until you see Alarms only. appears in your status bar. When you want incoming calls to ring again, press Volume Up until you see .
To silence your phone including alarms, open quick settings and touch Do not disturb > Total silence. appears in your status bar. When you want incoming calls to ring again, press Volume Up until you see .
To switch to vibrate-only mode, press the Volume Down button until you feel a vibration and see .
To automatically silence your phone during a certain time (e.g. every Tuesday from 11:00 to noon), set up Do not disturb.

When TalkBack is on, to change the volume of spoken feedback:

You can also use phone settings to adjust volumes:

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