π means low or soft volume, and people send it to talk about sound being quiet, turning the volume down, or a video that has audio. The Apple artwork shows a silver and black speaker cone with no sound waves next to it.

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People use π to mark audio in posts, ask someone to lower the volume, or show that something is quiet. It sits between π (muted) and π or π (louder).
Baby is sleeping, keep it π please
My phone speaker is so low π
Listen to this one ππ
Soft music while studying ππΆ
| ποΈ vs π | π is crossed out and means muted or no sound, while π means sound is on but low. |
|---|---|
| ποΈ vs π | π shows one sound wave for medium volume, while π shows none for the lowest setting. |
| ποΈ vs π | π shows full sound waves for loud volume, while π stands for the quietest setting. |
| Name | speaker low volume |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F508 U+FE0F |
| Category | Objects |
| Keywords | low, soft, sound, speaker, volume |
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π means low or soft volume, and people send it to talk about sound being quiet, turning the volume down, or a video that has audio. The Apple artwork shows a silver and black speaker cone with no sound waves next to it.
π means the sound is on at a low level, while π means the sound is fully muted. Use π if you want to say "no sound" or "silent."
Most people use π for "sound on" because it shows sound waves. π works too, but it suggests quiet volume.
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