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How to Change Voices on Waze

By Matthew Lynch
June 11, 2023
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Waze is a popular GPS navigation app that helps drivers to reach their destination through the shortest and quickest possible route. But, did you know you can change the voice on Waze? This feature gives users the ability to customize the driving experience and add some fun to their rides. So, if you’re tired of hearing the same default voice, learn how to change the voice on Waze.

  1. Open Waze App:

The first step is to open the Waze app and make sure that it’s up-to-date. You can find the app on your smartphone’s home screen or in the app library menu.

  1. Navigate to the Settings:

Click on the search icon or the magnifying glass to access the Waze menu. After that, tap on the settings icon, usually located at the top-left corner of the screen.

  1. Tap on Voice and Sound:

Under the Settings menu, locate Voice and Sound, and click on it. This option will provide various options like voice commands, sound settings, and voice directions.

  1. Change the Voice:

Once you’ve accessed the Voice and Sound menu, it’s time to choose the desired voice. Waze offers some fantastic and fun voices like cartoon characters, celebrities, and more. Select the voice you want to use and click on “Test Voice” to hear a sample.

  1. Save and Enjoy:

After choosing the voice, click on the ‘Save’ button to save the changes. From now on, every time you open Waze, you will hear the new voice you selected. Enjoy your new voice and have some fun while driving.

It’s also worth noting that some Waze voices are not available in all countries. However, you can download additional voices by using the “Browse” option from the Voice and Sound menu. You can also download multiple voices and switch between them anytime you feel like it.

In conclusion, changing the voice on Waze is a fun and useful feature that adds a little bit of personalization to your driving experience. It’s easy to do, and the app provides various options to choose from. So, the next time you’re driving with Waze, try changing the voice and have a good time.

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