Do you mean that when you hear the phone ringing on their side, it sounds soft, but once they answer, it normalizes?
Does this happen in Safe Mode as well? https://support.motorola.com/us/en/solution/MS148713
If it's only making the ringtone softer while you're waiting for the other person to pick up, then at least it's not actually impacting your phone conversations, correct?
In another thread another member discovered that if it's a mobile the ring is very low and if it's a land line the ring is louder. When they answer its fine either way. Just the ring level is low.
Mine is the same, try it.
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Only call landlines. lol
I believe I have figured out the reason for the low dial tone on the Moto G Power. My wife's phone does the same thing and I just recently had it happen to me. My phone for the first few days worked normally, then all of a sudden, my volume level dropped when making a call. For whatever reason, I pushed my volume control button on the side and the screen popped up 2 different volume settings, one of which was all the way down. Now I promise, it was fully up prior to making the call. I raised it up with my finger and could hear the louder ring. I think what is happening is that it automatically drops lower and is a safety feature so that it DOES NOT hurt your hearing.....that's it!!!
I tried this and still no luck.
If you in ring calling or on call and use the volume button then does it go louder?Same here