Who s phone is ringing 20 in the humorous Water Margin

It's called "Humorous Water Margin".

Laughing, it's okay.

Maybe you've muted it.

Modulate the vibration. In the scenario settings, you can set the power on and off to mute, and the buttons can also be muted!

Incoming call rings, or something else? You can adjust the vibration.

...can be adjusted to vibrate, in the phone's settings,

Your headset does not match your mobile phone: Generally, there is an auxiliary call function (that is, with a button that can be used to press the key**), the headset cannot match some computers or some mobile phones that are different from the headset brand (for example, Nokia, many headphones with buttons cannot be used on Apple).

If the headphones have buttons, you can press and hold the buttons to listen, so that there will generally be sound on both sides, but after a long time, the hands will not be able to stand it... It is recommended that you change to a normal headset and try it, if it still doesn't work, then consider repairing the phone.

Hopefully, thank you.

Whether it's a problem with the settings, you take a look inside**settings.

3.Finally, you can plug the plug into the computer first, try the wire one by one, see where it should be connected, and then solder the wire with a tin gun.

1. Charging solution. When a Bluetooth earphone does not sound, it may be caused by insufficient power in the earphone, at this time, you need to plug the earphone into the charging cable to charge, wait for the power to recover, and then connect. If wireless charging is supported, you can put the earbuds back into the earphone case for charging.

2. Reconnect. When there is a problem with the connection between the Bluetooth headset and the mobile phone, there is a possibility that a single earphone does not ring. Workaround:

Turn on the phone - Settings - Bluetooth - long press the earphones that need to be removed - unpair. Then restart the phone, turn on the Bluetooth connection and pair the earphones, and it should solve the problem.

3. Adjust the volume balance. The specific recovery method is as follows:

Turn on your phone and find the settings icon to enter the system settings menu.

In the settings options, find "General" and turn it on.

Go to the general settings, find "Accessibility", and turn it on.

In Accessibility, turn on "Adjust the volume balance of the left and right channels" and adjust the volume to the middle position.

In this way, the binaural mode of the headphones can be restored.

The earbuds are not in good contact with your mobile phone jack, or your earphone cable is not usually used carefully, the cable may be broken! Change to a new headset and try to verify it.