Volume Control

KR editor

Contains ads

About this app

Is your hardware volume key is broken ?
Or want to extend physical volume key's life ?
Then this small handy and safe app will let you own this opportunity.
No matter your phone has an real hardware key to control volume or not .
this app will let you control volume of your phone in the same manner you do with volume button.
No need to press button every time when you have to change volume just make a gentle touch on this app's Icon and it will act as an real button.

FEATURES :
* Small in size
* Change Ringer Profile directly from notification panel
* Change Volume Directly from notification panel
* No any special permission required to use this app
* Reliable every time
* Fast response
* No ads
* No spy
* Not even use your Internet

Ratings and reviews

I have used this app for a long time and found it very useful and simple to operate. It is been ad-free up until now. However, after this last update (earlier today) I am getting pop up ads that I never had before. This delays access to the apps function, and wastes my time. If the pop-up ads continue, I will be forced to delete this app and find another to do the same thing. Rating drop from 5-star to 2-star.

It works well for what it does. Free & no adware! First, I am not an Android guru, but am decent with Win (back to DOS days). What I wanted was an app that allowed me to turn off certain individual Volume controls (e.g., System, Notifications), without having to dive into Settings > Sounds > Etc. This sort of does that. On my S9+, Pie, the main icon opens five different sound sliders: Media, Alarm, Notification, Ringtone, and Call. So that is a faster way to access those options. Curiously, System is not available, and I saw no way to add it (nor Bixby sound, if relevant). Those are the Developer's screenshots 1 & 2. The app also adds an option to the top-pull-down menu (whatever it's called, sorry, Screenshot 3). That's another way to access the five settings, one at a time; again, no System. There are also three static icons beneath the five, which disable and enable certain of the five settings. Those icons apparently cannot be modified : they change what they change, period. Left-to-right : All on (volumes based on previous settings) ; only Media, with Ringtone vibration ; only Media, no vibration. And that's it, near as I can tell. Like I said, it does what it does well, if that's all you need. Not many options, unless I missed something.

Actually does its job. Older reviews say that there are popup ads but the dev removed that it seems. The only ads are at the bottom of the screen which aren't as annoying. This really helps when my volume button is broken. The annoying part is that it sometimes won't cooperate and I have to go back to the app to change the volume. But otherwise it's good and I've been using it for a while.