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# How to Change the Audio Profile on Your Buddy Watch or Buddy Secure

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Follow these steps to change the audio profile of your Buddy Watch or Buddy Secure:

### Step 1: Activate the Screen

* Press any button on the side of the watch to activate the screen.

### Step 2: Access Settings

* Swipe through the screen until you find the **Settings** menu, then tap on it.

### Step 3: Select Audio Profiles

* Scroll down until you see **Audio Profiles** and click on it.

### Step 4: Choose Your Audio Profile

* You’ll see four options for audio profiles:
  * **Ring & Vibrate**: Both an audible ring and a vibration will be activated for incoming calls.
  * **Vibrate**: Only vibration alerts will be activated.
  * **Silent**: No sound or vibration.
  * **Ringer**: Only an audible ring will be heard for incoming calls.
* Simply toggle the desired setting, and it will automatically switch off the other options.

### Step 5: Quick Access to Silent Mode

* Alternatively, from the main menu, you can swipe down from the top of the screen and swipe right to access the quick audio settings.
* Tap on the **silent icon** to quickly switch to silent mode.

And that's how you change the audio profile of your Buddy Watch or Buddy Secure!

**Have a great day!**


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