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When you’re in a loud environment and want to hear the alerts you receive, you may need to increase the volume on your Apple Watch. Similarly, there might be times when you’re in a quieter spot, and the Apple Watch alert sound is too loud, so you’d like to turn down its volume.
In this article, I’ll show how to change the volume on your Apple Watch using both the Watch Settings and the Watch app on your iPhone. Additionally, I’ll walk you through adjusting the volume for Siri responses on your wearable, which is a separate setting.
Because you can control your Apple Watch volume from Watch Settings and iPhone, you can use whichever is quickest or easiest for you at the time.
It’s quite simple to turn your Apple Watch volume up or down. While adjusting, the wearable lets you hear the new volume level so that you can adjust it further if needed.
Tip: If you’d rather turn off the sound for Apple Watch completely, you can look at our guide on how to silence your Watch.
If you use Siri on Apple Watch more often, you’ll need to change its volume separately.
This adjustment is useful if you prefer a louder volume for alerts or notifications while having Siri’s responses at a lower volume, for instance.
You have a couple of ways to adjust the volume for Siri’s responses on your Apple Watch. You can change it in the Settings or just ask Siri to do it for you.
Use the arrows on the top left to exit and press the Digital Crown to see your Watch face.
Alternatively, just tell Siri what you want! Activate Siri and speak a command such as “Lower your volume” or “Increase your volume.”
Like changing your alert volume, you can adjust Siri’s response volume for your Apple Watch using the Watch app.
Sound good?
Sometimes, it’s the simplest settings that are hardest to find. Luckily, you have a few ways to adjust the Apple Watch volume for alerts along with the speaker volume for Siri responses on both your Watch and your iPhone.
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