# Sound emoji

9 emoji from [Objects](https://emojichart.com/category/objects.md), with what each one means.

- 🔇 [Muted speaker](https://emojichart.com/muted-speaker-emoji.md): U+1F507. A speaker with a line or cross through it means sound is switched off.
- 🔈 [Speaker low volume](https://emojichart.com/speaker-low-volume-emoji.md): U+1F508. Few or no sound waves leave this speaker, which marks the lowest volume setting.
- 🔉 [Speaker medium volume](https://emojichart.com/speaker-medium-volume-emoji.md): U+1F509. One sound wave comes out of this speaker, the medium level on a volume control.
- 🔊 [Speaker high volume](https://emojichart.com/speaker-high-volume-emoji.md): U+1F50A. With several sound waves radiating out, this speaker shows the loudest volume setting.
- 📢 [Loudspeaker](https://emojichart.com/loudspeaker-emoji.md): U+1F4E2. Sound waves radiate from this loudspeaker, shaped like a public-address horn.
- 📣 [Megaphone](https://emojichart.com/megaphone-emoji.md): U+1F4E3. Cone-shaped with a handle, a megaphone amplifies a voice at rallies and sports events.
- 📯 [Postal horn](https://emojichart.com/postal-horn-emoji.md): U+1F4EF. A coiled brass horn, traditionally linked to mail delivery and used as a symbol of postal services in several countries.
- 🔔 [Bell](https://emojichart.com/bell-emoji.md): U+1F514. A golden bell like the ones on service desks and church towers.
- 🔕 [Bell with slash](https://emojichart.com/bell-with-slash-emoji.md): U+1F515. A bell crossed out with a diagonal line is the symbol for notifications turned off.

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Source: Unicode Emoji 18.0 and Unicode CLDR 49.0.0. Emoji Chart: https://emojichart.com/category/objects/sound