HOW TO: Change Samsung Galaxy Phone Ringtone
Learn how to easily change the ringtone on your Samsung Galaxy phone and add a personal touch to your device.
Previously, I used the popular Samsung default ringtone, which frustrated me so much because everyone used it. Especially since it made it hard to tell the difference when two phones with the same ringtone were ringing at the same time.
If you're experiencing something similar, or you just want to add a personal touch to your phone by setting a custom ringtone, changing the ringtone on your Samsung Galaxy phone is quite easy. There is a range of built-in system ringtones to choose from, as well as the option to add your custom ringtones.
Whether you want to use a catchy pop song, a funny sound effect, or even a voice recording of a loved one, Samsung gives you that. In this guide, you will learn how to change the ringtone on your Samsung Galaxy phone.
Oyinebiladou Omemu
Change the ringtone on your Samsung Galaxy phone
Step 1: Open Settings on your Samsung phone and select Sounds and vibration.
Step 2: Open the Ringtone menu.
Step 3: Select one of the built-in ringtones from the following menu. To use a custom ringtone, tap the + icon in the top upper-right corner.
Step 4: Search for the custom ringtone from the top or use the bottom navigation menu to manually browse your files.
Step 5: Select the sound you want and click Done. That's all! The sound will be applied as your ringtone.
Conclusion
Changing the ringtone on your Samsung Galaxy phone is a simple process that can make a big difference in your daily life. Whether you're looking to stand out from the crowd, add a personal touch to your phone, or simply avoid the confusion of having the same ringtone as everyone else, you now have the knowledge to do so.
With Samsung's range of built-in system ringtones and the option to add your custom ringtones, the possibilities are endless. You can choose a ringtone that reflects your personality, interests, or mood and easily switch it up whenever you feel like a change.
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