How to Change Notification Sounds in Galaxy S10 Plus/S10/S10e

Last Updated on June 23, 2022 by Bestusefultips

By default, set the Samsung notification sound. Using sound and vibration settings, you can change notification sounds in Galaxy S10/S10 Plus/S10e. Also, set custom notification sound on your Samsung phone in your SIM 1 or SIM 2 you want from your phone gallery or download songs or music. You can set different notification sounds for different apps S10 Plus, S10e, and S10. Samsung sounds and vibration settings include sound mode, vibrate while ringing, ringtone, vibration pattern, notification sounds, vibration intensity, volume keys for media, keyboard feedback, and more. Follow the below-given step by step process to change the notification tone in Samsung Galaxy One UI devices.

How do I Change Notification Sounds for Different Apps On Samsung Galaxy S10?

In your Samsung Galaxy devices, you can set your favorite song or mp3 music as a notification tone.

Step 1: Swipe down the notification panel from the top of the screen and tap the Settings gear icon.

Step 2: Tap on Sounds and vibration.

Step 3: Tap on Notification sounds.

Here you can see two SIM cards, SIM 1 and SIM 2.

Step 4: Tap SIM 1 and Choose a notification tone from a list you want to set.

Step 5: Tap SIM 2 and Choose a notification sound from the list you want to set.

You can set a custom notification sound on Android devices. Also, set a ringtone on Samsung Galaxy using the below-given settings.

How do I Change Notification Sounds on Galaxy S10 Plus?

You can set different notification sounds for different apps on Samsung Galaxy devices.

Step 1: Go to Settings on your Samsung devices.

Step 2: Tap on Apps.

Step 3: Select the App from the list.

Step 4: Tap on Notifications.

Step 5: Tap on General notifications.

Step 6: Tap on Sound.

Step 7: Choose the notification tone you want to set for the specific app.

How do I Set Different Notification Sound for Email and Text S10?

You can set different notification sounds for your Email (Gmail) and text messages app using app settings. Choose a sound from the available list.

For Email: Settings > Apps > Gmail > Notifications > Email > Sound > Choose a sound from the list

For Text Message: Open Messages > Profile icon at the top right corner > Messages settings > Notifications > Incoming messages > Sound > Choose a sound

How to Set Custom Ringtone on Samsung Galaxy 

You can set a custom ringtone from the MP3 file or your favorite music from the ringtone folder in your Samsung Galaxy. Change Samsung notification sounds and ringtone for different contact on your devices.

Step 1: Open the app drawer on your phone and tap the Settings app.

Step 2: Tap on Sounds and vibration.

Step 3: Tap on Ringtone.

Here you can set the mp3 file as a ringtone on your device. Also, add a custom ringtone from your phone gallery to your Samsung device.

Step 4: Tap on SIM 1 and choose a song or mp3 file from a list you want to set.

Step 5: Tap on SIM 2 and choose a custom ringtone from the list you want to set.

How do I Set Different Notification Sounds for Different Apps Samsung?

You can set notification sound for a particular app using app settings on your Samsung One UI devices. You can’t add third-party songs or audio files to your notification sounds list. Only choose a default available notification tone. To change different notification sounds for a specific app, go to Settings > Apps > Select app > Notifications > Sound > Choose a notification sound.

Samsung Galaxy System Sounds and Vibration Settings

You can enable or disable system sounds on Samsung Galaxy. It includes touch sound, screen lock sound, charging sound, dialing keypad tone, keyboard sound, keyboard vibration, and touch vibration.

Read Also:

• How to turn off Gmail notification sound Android
• How to change text message notification sound on Android

And that’s it. I hope this little tip is helpful to change notification sounds in Samsung Galaxy devices. Stay and connect with us for the latest updates. Please tell us in the comment box below if you have any trouble.