What I Found
Make Charging Sound Like You
Charging sounds can be a small way to make your iPhone feel more like yours. In this quick, continuous demo, I connect my iPhone Duo, open the Charging Sounds folder in Apple Shortcuts, and preview the sample pack’s connection, battery-level, full-charge, and disconnect cues.
The synthetic voice is only an example. You can use your own recordings, music clips, or sound effects. Quiet navigation between previews is sped up, while the sound cues play at normal speed. The battery-level examples are manually triggered previews; the video does not show the battery actually charging through those percentages.
The free kit and illustrated setup guide are linked below. The current early release targets iOS 27 and uses seven shortcuts: a shared player, a tester, and five charging triggers. Importing the files is only part of setup. Add playable M4A audio to all six sound folders and turn on all five included automations, which arrive disabled.
My practical tip is to test a sound route before relying on it. Follow the guide’s permission and downloaded-file checks, then check your media volume and audio output. Sleep and Do Not Disturb are excluded by default; you can edit the quiet Focus list using the names on your phone.
Keep the release’s test status in view. Manual milestone previews do not prove automatic delivery at a real battery crossing. The guide still lists physical 50%, 80%, and 100% crossings, standalone locked playback, MagSafe, and a clean-phone installation as unverified.
The CASEKOO and SUPCASE cases visible in the demo were provided for review. Their links below are affiliate links, and I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. The video’s music, “Summer in the Rearview,” was generated with Gemini.
What this video covers
- The connection cue and Charging Sounds folder on iPhone Duo.
- Manually previewing milestone, full-charge, and disconnect sounds.
- Using personal audio instead of the optional synthetic voice.
- Keeping new cues quiet during selected Focus modes.
- The free kit, five disabled-by-default triggers, and current test limits.
The short version
Start with the linked guide, import all seven shortcuts, fill all six audio folders, and enable the five triggers. Use the tester to check your sounds and permissions first. Treat this video as a sound preview, with the guide carrying the full installation instructions and the latest validation status.
