How to change sound on iPhone when connected to charger

Within the iOS operating system, you can relatively easily change the sound of ringtones and individual notifications. However, there is no section in Settings to change the sound when connected to a charger. It has been the same for several long years and it may be getting on your nerves. If you belong to this group of individuals, then I have great news for you. Thanks to the Shortcuts application and automations, the sound can be changed after connecting (or disconnecting) to the charger.

How to change sound on iPhone when connected to charger

If you would like to change the sound on your iPhone after connecting it to the charger, there is nothing you cannot do together with this article. Specifically, you can set it to play a sound after connecting to the charger, or to read some text. Below you will find the procedure for both of these options:

• First, you need to open the native app on your iOS device Abbreviations.
• Once you have done so, click on the tab in the bottom menu Automation.
• Then tap the button on the next screen Create personal automation.
  • If you already have some automation, you first need to tap on at the top right the + icon.
• Another screen will appear, scroll down to it all the way down and click the box Charger.
• Now make sure it is checked possibility connected, and then tap on Další at the top right.
• You will then find yourself in the automation creation interface - here in the middle, click on Add action.
• At the moment you need to decide if you want to connect to the charger overheat music, or read the text:
  • Play music:
    • Use the search box at the top to search for an event Play music a add her
    • In the automation creation interface, click the button in the block of the action itself Music.
    • Now all you have to do is choose music, to be played.
  • Read the text:
    • Use the search box at the top to search for an event Read the text a add her
    • In the automation creation interface, click the button in the block of the action itself Text.
    • Do text field now enter the text to be read.
• After using the above procedure to set the music to be played or the text to be read, tap on the top right Next.
• Another screen will appear where below is necessary deactivate using the option switch Ask before starting.
• Immediately after that, a dialog box will appear in which you can confirm the decision by clicking on Don't ask.
• Finally, just tap the button in the upper right corner All done.

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In the above way, you can change the sound after connecting the iPhone to the charger, or set it to play some music or read the text. There are definitely no limits to imagination in this case - you can easily choose some funny music or perhaps a funny text. Among other things, this procedure can be used in case you want to make fun of someone. If you set the automation settings in advance, it will only take a few tens of seconds next time. Among other things, you can also set a sound or text that will be played automatically after you disconnect the charger from the iPhone - just select Disconnected at the beginning. Countless different tasks can be set as part of automation, which can simplify everyday life. You can find 5 of them in the article I am attaching below.

Discussion of the article

[jaja01]

Well, the whining is still there, but when it tells me I'm charging now, it's a nice change. Thanks

[marvvincz]

so it's not a change of sound, but the addition of a second sound... it's not such a miracle anymore ;(

[Ales]

It always does not disturb the annoying sound when connected to the charger. What is this article??? Thanks for the author's response.