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In the meantime, users are left with a phone with a microphone in an inconvenient spot.

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The iPhone XR has three separate microphones in different parts of the device. These microphones are used for various tasks, from recording video to making phone calls.

The three microphones are located:

This microphone is easily seen as it’s located on the iPhone XR’s back, next to the camera, just above the flash.

If you’re having issues with someone not being able to hear you while recording- this is the microphone you should be checking.

Located just above the display on your iPhone XR, you might miss it if you don’t know to look for it – this tiny microphone is tucked away behind a speaker grill.

Perfect for FaceTime calls and video recording with the front-facing camera with true tone flash, as well as using Siri hands-free, this mic offers convenience and clarity all in one!

You’ll find the microphone below this device near its lightning connector, an area that often confuses people as they mistakenly believe it’s a speaker. Many don’t even realize there is a microphone in this spot!

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The mystery of why Apple put the microphones in these three locations remains unsolved.

Some experts suggest that it was done to improve sound quality, while others think it’s an attempt to make the phone more waterproof by having fewer holes in the device. Whatever the reason, it’s clear that Apple wanted something different when they designed the iPhone XR.

Some of the common issues iPhone XR users are facing with the microphone placement on the iPhone XR include the following:

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Thankfully, there are a some few ways to fix iPhone XR microphone issues and get the best audio quality from your iPhone XR.

Ensure the microphone volume is set to the highest level before attempting any audio recordings. This will ensure you get the best sound quality from all three microphones.

An external microphone will help pick up sound more accurately and reduce background noise. This is particularly helpful when recording in noisy environments.

A wind muff or foam will help reduce wind noise and interference when recording outdoors.

You don’t know which microphone will be best for your recordings until you test them out one by one, so make sure to do a few tests before committing to a microphone.

Sometimes all it takes is a slight tap on the microphone to get the sound quality back. Give your microphone a gentle tap if you’re not getting clear audio when recording.

Background noise can be incredibly distracting, and it’s essential to do whatever you can to reduce it when recording audio or video.

Phone noise cancellation is excellent for reducing background noise but can sometimes interfere with the sound quality of your recording. Turning it off while not using the phone will ensure you get the best audio quality possible.

Dirt and grime can accumulate on our microphones over time, so cleaning them regularly with a brush or cloth is essential.

Finally, adjust the audio settings on your iPhone XR to optimize for the best sound quality.

If you’re still having issues, contact Apple Support for help. They can locate microphone, offer advice, and provide further tips to improve your audio quality.

By following these tips, you can make sure that your iPhone XR audio recordings and calls are top-notch!

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