Volume Control

Name: Volume Control
Rating: 4.5 (75 reviews)
Author: Splinterware Ltd

By: Splinterware Ltd

Granular Volume Increments

Features & Capabilities

Volume Control is a lightweight Chrome extension that gives you precise command over your system volume. It offers configurable volume increments from 0.1% to 5% and includes intuitive on-screen plus and minus buttons. Your recently used volumes are stored in a quick-access menu for fast re-selection.

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By:

Splinterware Ltd

Rating:

4.50

(75)

Version:

1.20 Last updated: 2026-05-31

Version code:

886340945

Creation date:

2024-10-01

Compatible devices:

Size:

42.63MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

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# 168,677 ▼ 278

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#1 in volume control keyword 49 ▲ 1

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Developed by:

Splinterware Ltd

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/volume-control/id6608975062

Website:

https://www.splinterware.com

User Reviews

Volume Control offers fine-grained volume control and handy mute/preset features at a small one-time price, and generally does what it promises. Positive themes include precise incremental steps (0.1% and 1000 steps) and quick mute with presets for meetings or quiet rooms. Repeated concerns include that headphone/earbud volume often cannot be reduced via the app, and that granular steps can still feel loud or jumpy for some devices.

Pros

Very fine-grained volume control (0.1% increments; 1000 steps).
Quick mute and presets for different contexts (two taps to mute; presets for low volume).
Affordable one-time purchase with no ads.
Generally does what it promises and is useful.

Cons

Inability to reduce headphone/earbud volume via the app (headphone/earbud volume cannot be reduced).
Granularity issues: 0.1% increments can still be loud or cause jumps, making volume changes feel imprecise.