This may be a silly question

[fofjjsr]

Just got my Moto 360 yesterday. Is there volume control? Cuz I can't find it...

 

[SpookDroid]

No such thing as a silly question, only silly people who are left with doubt.

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Now, to your question. Nope, there's no volume control on the Moto360 because there are no speakers there. None. Nada. You can have volume control FOR YOUR PHONE through the Google Play Music card when you're using that app to play music on your phone, but not for the watch.

I believe there are also third party apps out there that let you control the volume on your phone without playing music, but I've never used those.

 

[fofjjsr]

No such thing as a silly question, only silly people who are left with doubt.

Philosophy minute brought to you by Android Central.

Now, to your question. Nope, there's no volume control on the Moto360 because there are no speakers there. None. Nada. You can have volume control FOR YOUR PHONE through the Google Play Music card when you're using that app to play music on your phone, but not for the watch.

I believe there are also third party apps out there that let you control the volume on your phone without playing music, but I've never used those.

Thanks so much for the reply. Now I know why there is no sounds when I get notifications lol.

 

[Michael Lynady]

Wish it did - miss it from my gear 1

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[SpookDroid]

I know! It'd be cool if it did. But since this is not meant to be a stand-alone watch like the original Gears or the Gear S (it is meant to be paired to your phone at all times) that might have been one of the reasons for that design choice. Plus, to the best of my knowledge, Android Wear in general didn't 'gain' audio streaming support until the latest update, so...