Google Launches Noise Control Menu On Android Volume 15

Android 15 now presents the latest design of control volume (photo: dock. Android)

JAKARTA Google added a new ability to control earbuds on Android 15. In the latest design of volume control, Google added a feature called Noise Control or Noise Control noise.

The latest Control Volume on Android 15 now includes several additional menus for audio such as Noise Control, Spatial Audio, and Live Caption. When clicking on Noise Control on the far left, users will see another pop-up menu.

The setting window for Noise Control will appear with three options, namely Noise, Inactive, and Transparency. When the user clicks on the desired option, the window can be removed by clicking the cross sign in the upper right corner.

After that, the Noise Control menu will change color, from black to blue. Reporting from 9to5google, this new capability only works for two audio device models, namely the Pixel Buds Pro and Pixel Buds Pro 2.

Currently, the majority of people are still using Android 14 so this feature is not yet visible on all devices. Reportedly, Google began expanding its latest design from volume control on Sunday, September 29.

Not only the Noise Control menu, the Audio Spatial and Live Caption menu also has several options to choose from. When the Spatial Audio menu taps, additional windows will also appear with options such as Disabled, Fixed, and Head Tracking.

Meanwhile, for Live Caption, this feature only includes active and inactive buttons that can be set via Settings. This feature can be removed from Control Volume by deactivating the feature through the Automatic Text section in Settings.