Most Android devices can be reset easily by pressing a combination of volume and power buttons. Whether you wish to sell your device to someone else or unlock your device, you will most likely have to do a hard reset. Sometimes, there may be a necessity to reset an Android device to its factory settings. The ease of operation of the devices based on the Android operating system along with the freedom Android gives the users to tweak in several features has helped this wonderful OS from Google to claim the top spot. Simply open the menu and scroll down - as long as you have the High-tech Earbuds in your possession, you'll now be able to independently adjust the volume of the music, the sound effects, and the cries of Pokemon.Smartphones are very popular and have become an important part of our lives and it is especially Android devices that take the crown for being the most used smartphone devices in the world. Once you have the item, however, it gives you a passive bonus that takes place in your settings menu. The High-tech earbuds aren't actually an item you can use - if you use them in the Key Items menu, you'll get the classic message from Sword & Shield's Pokemon Professor telling you to stop messing around. The guy and the exact location can be seen clearly in the screenshot above. Look for an older mustached man in a flat cap and a sweater - if you talk to him, he'll offer you the High-tech Earbuds just for talking to him. Just a few doors in front of this cog to the right is what appears to be a music store selling vinyl LP records, with lots of LPs visible both inside and outside the store, plus on the sign. Head deep down the main path in the city, towards the giant elevator that's powered by a big cog. In order to get your hands on the Hi-tech Earbuds in order to unlock the custom volume settings, you'll need to head to Motostoke City - that's the first big city you visit the first time you venture through the wild area. How to get the High-tech Earbuds to unlock full sound options In Pokemon Sword & Shield you can independently control the volume level of background music, sound effects and Pokemon cries - but you can't do it without the Hi-tech Earbuds, a key item grabbed from an easy-to-miss NPC character that you'll encounter not too long after picking your starter Pokemon and leaving your home town. In most games this is a default option - but it hasn't been a common option at all in the Pokemon series - until now. but you'll need a special item to do it.Ī lot of video game players like to adjust the volume levels on games to a custom level to suit their tastes, or indeed better fit their sound systems. Pokemon Sword & Shield add the ability to customize volume levels to the Pokemon series.

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