iPhone 7 Microphone Not Working
iPhone 7 Microphone Not Working Repair Description
The microphone on the iPhone 7 is located right behind the hole next to the lightning connector at the bottom of the phone. This microphone is used during calls and voice recordings. If your people can't hear you or you sound muffled, then this repair should fix your problem.
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Troubleshooting your iPhone 7 microphone not working:
Open the Voice Memo app that comes native with your iPhone 7. Record a voice memo and play it back. If it sounds fine, then you may not have a microphone issue and your issue may be carrier or reception based. If it sounds muffled or there's no sound at all, then you may need a microphone replacement. You may also want to try testing out a call with your Apple EarPod Headphones that came with your device. It has it's own microphone on the headphones which the call will switch to. If the person on the other line can hear you fine after this, you most likely need a new microphone.
Symptoms of your iPhone 7 may have that this prescription repair should fix:
- If your iPhone 7 has good coverage and yet nobody can hear you or you sound muffled, replacing the microphone should be just what the doctor ordered.
- If you have to talk really loud, but the person on the other line who has good reception can still barely hear you.
