Why Does My Phone Speaker Sound Muffled? 8 Causes and Fixes
A muffled phone speaker is usually caused by water, lint, a case, a setting or Bluetooth. Work through these eight causes in order, from the quickest fix to the ones that need a repair.
Step-by-step guides for fixing wet, muffled, dusty and crackling speakers.
A muffled phone speaker is usually caused by water, lint, a case, a setting or Bluetooth. Work through these eight causes in order, from the quickest fix to the ones that need a repair.
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