The iOS 13 has stood much to everyone’s expectation along with few hidden surprises. But iPadOS 13 was something entirely out of the blue for everyone. Anyways, we aren’t here to talk about it; we are here to talk about the volume HUD that was rumored from quite some time.
The iPhone and iPad are a powerful device, and their speakers are great too. But the clunky volume adjustment is something that was hated by most of the iOS users. Thankfully, Apple noticed it and completely revamped it in iOS 13 and iPadOS 13. Now you won’t need to press that volume buttons again and again to adjust the volume. Instead, you can easily click it once and then adjust the sound using the new HUD.
It isn’t tricky to use, but we thought to make a quick-bite for our readers to learn how to use this new feature. So just keep reading through this short guide and use your iPhone or iPad like a pro.
How to use Volume HUD in iOS 13 and iPadOS 13
Unlike most of the How To guides, this one will not ask you to go to the Settings app, because there is nothing to configure. Instead, just press and release the Volume Up or Down button on your iPhone or iPad.
You’ll notice the new volume HUD. You can now adjust the volume levels using the touch. Also, if you saw, the volume indication is less intrusive compared to previous iOSes. And yes, it shrinks further in size if you press the volume button again.
That’s all folks! As said earlier, it is effortless to use the feature. So go and try it out.
Wrapping up…
The iOS 13 has come with so many new features; there are also a plethora of hidden features. We keep posting it as soon as we find something interesting, so do bookmark us and visit us back for new content. Until then, I’ll continue my “feature hunting” task.
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Jignesh Padhiyar is the co-founder of iGeeksBlog.com, who has a keen eye for news, rumors, and all the unusual stuff around Apple products. During his tight schedule, Jignesh finds some moments of respite to share side-splitting content on social media.