One UI 3.0 , present both in high ranges such as the Galaxy S21 Ultra and in more modest mobiles, such as the Galaxy A22 and A32 , hides among its many options that of improving the sound of our Samsung in a personalized way. In other words, we can create a personalized profile that adapts to our hearing, using the relevant test to check how we listen.
We are going to tell you how to configure this ‘Adapt Sound’ function, very useful to establish a default profile on our phone and improve its sound. It is a simple process and it takes little time, although it is somewhat hidden.
This is how Samsung’s Adapt Sound works
In Samsung mobiles we find an option called Adapt Sound. As its name suggests, it is a function that tries to adapt the sound of the headphones to our ear , based on our hearing abilities and our age profile.
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To configure this option it is necessary to have our Samsung updated and have a compatible model. In our case we have used a high-end model with Dolby Atmos , although there are several members of the cheaper Galaxy family that have this option.
- Open the settings of your Samsung Galaxy
- Go to the ‘Sound and vibration’ section
- Now go to ‘Quality and sound effects’
- Click on ‘Adapt Sound’
From this menu we can make Adapt Sound work in calls, multimedia or content and calls. You will also find the different profiles according to age , although you can create your own personalized one (the most recommended option).
To create your profile, you will have to listen to some sounds at different frequencies, a classic hearing test, like the one that an ENT would give us. This will allow us to adapt the equalizer to our hearing , making music with headphones sound better according to our ear.
