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IrelandTrevor Nace's speaker tutorial has viewers questioning the reset step
His quiet-iPhone walkthrough draws an unusually fast audience, with the discussion concentrating on what happens after "Reset All Settings."
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Story of Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 49,584 views a day, 9.9 times a normal first day on this channel (5,012).
How To Fix iPhone Speaker Sound Low (Quiet)
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- 0:16Nace turns off Hearing Aid Compatibility, then sets Call Audio Routing to Automatic.
- 0:58He checks that the audio balance slider is centered.
- 1:21He raises volume controls, then disables the built-in speaker's maximum-volume limit.
- 2:05He switches off Reduce Loud Audio in Headphone Safety.
- 2:22For persistent problems, he shows Reset All Settings, which restores defaults without erasing data.
- 2:50He demonstrates a force restart using the volume-up, volume-down and side buttons.
A volume slider is one thing; putting all your carefully chosen settings back to their defaults is another. Trevor Nace's "How To Fix iPhone Speaker Sound Low (Quiet)" moves from small adjustments to that broader reset, and viewers are drawing a distinction between the two.
The tutorial attracted about 33,000 views in its first 11 hours, already well beyond the channel's usual full-day audience for regular videos. Comments also passed the usual first-day total several times over.
Nace starts in Accessibility, demonstrating Hearing Aid Compatibility and Call Audio Routing before checking that the audio balance sits in the center. He then raises volume controls and shows where to disable the built-in speaker's maximum-volume limit and the Reduce Loud Audio setting under Headphone Safety.
The sticking point comes at 2:22. If the problem persists, he shows the route to Reset All Settings. As his description explains, that restores settings to their defaults without erasing your data. It is not the same as wiping the phone, but it does mean undoing personalized settings. Several commenters report having to configure their preferences again; others ask why the earlier adjustments should be followed by a reset.
Nace finishes with a separate troubleshooting step: a force restart using the volume-up, volume-down and side buttons.
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What viewers say
did he just tell us set all those setting to just reset them at the end?? 🤔
@HLGpheonixZL1See it on YouTubeRESET 😮 At least warn about the implications 😢 of doing that !
@alfordmickSee it on YouTubeTrevor is there a way to adjust those awful "s" sounds when listening to an audio? sometimes the "s" is so sharp it hurts my ears not related to volume, just because its a very sharp sound...
@atlanticocean-s2fSee it on YouTube
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- Channel
- Trevor Nace
- Subscribers
- 1,560,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 5,382,756
- Channel views, pace per day
- 367,270 (on a normal day: 825,775)
- Video published
- November 10, 2026
- Video views so far
- 32,586 (less than a day online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 49,584
The numbers
The speaker walkthrough is drawing an unusually fast audience. Nace's separate guide to iPhone microphone and privacy settings also had a stronger-than-usual start.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which Call Audio Routing option does Nace select in the tutorial?
Nace selects Automatic in the Call Audio Routing settings.