As of September 2019, there are three variants of the iPhone 11 to choose from. The iPhone 11 has a number of microphones, one of which is positioned on the back grill for improved audio capture when capturing images or movies. Many iPhone 11 owners are perplexed as to where the microphone is located.
This question may be difficult to answer for some folks, so we’ve broken it down for you in this guide.
How many microphones does the iPhone 11 have?
The iPhone 11 has a total of three microphones: one on the back, one on the front, and one on the bottom.
Bottom microphone
In order to make phone calls, you’ll need to use the microphone on the bottom left grill of the speakerphone.
Front microphone
Right next to your selfie camera, you’ll find a second microphone near the proximity sensor. When you give Siri voice commands, she can hear you better because to the microphone. Because it isn’t immediately apparent and can be mistaken for a camera, this microphone is often overlooked.
Rear microphone
Lastly, the iPhone’s third and final microphone can be found at the back of the device, near to the dual or triple cameras (there are three on the iPhone 11 Pro and two on the iPhone 11), for recording audio and video.
Because they are only visible on specific iPhone models, some people believe they have fewer microphones or mistakenly believe they are speaker grills.
In addition, it is important to know that the microphones can be used concurrently to capture sounds and block out background noise during calls and videos. In some applications, you can choose the microphone that best suits your needs.
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