Same im trying to control my bluetooth devices volume seperate from the system controls, ever since updating to android 10 OneUI 2.0 this is really bothering me
So I've tried the developers option and I'm sorry to say that it doesn't really help. The volume my Bluetooth device produces is still to low and to high when I increase the volume on my phone. I went ahead and tried Media Volume Sync on my older phone (Note 😎 and the sound is way better. I hope Samsung really takes the feedback and reverts the decision to remove this feature.
(YES I repaired the Bluetooth device after enabling the developers option)
This does NOT work for me. My audio still is way too low, but it's only for music. Notifications are super loud. Samsung needs to bring back the option for sync media volume.
This has been happening with my phone too since the update. Its driving me crazy. I tried the developer settings trick mentioned here and theres no change. The volume on my bluetooth devices is still super low even when its maxed out. So angry they took the media audio sync option away bc that was such an easy fix for this problem before. I hope they're working on changing that.
This does NOT work for me. My audio still is way too low, but it's only for music. Notifications are super loud. Samsung needs to bring back the option for sync media volume.
On Android 13 now (buggy AF, not happy about it). Sync is working again. Also got it working on A 12...... in Connections | Bluetooth, click the gear cog on the connected device you want to see battery % & have Media Volume Sync working on & make sure "Calls" AND "Audio" are both on.... This will show the battery % in the BT Connections page & in the Media Output screen from the top dropdown, and will also get Media Volume Sync working again.
