Wild Rift voice chat works only while you are in a party of at least two people. Join a party, tap the crossed-out microphone, and make sure the nearby speaker is also on. If nobody can hear you, raise the voice-chat volume, test the phone microphone in another app, allow Wild Rift to use the microphone, and restart the game on one stable connection.
Voice chat appears only after you form a party of two or more people. It remains available while that party stays together. A random teammate who is not in your party cannot hear this party conversation.
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Turn on the microphone and speaker
Tap the crossed-out microphone icon. In the lobby and Champion Select, it is near the bottom of the screen; during a match, it is to the right of the minimap. The microphone lets you speak and the speaker lets you listen. Turning on the microphone also turns on the speaker.
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Check both volume controls
Open Wild Rift Settings > Audio and raise the voice-chat volume, then raise the phone's media volume. These are separate controls, so loud game sound does not prove that voice chat is loud enough.
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Test the phone and headset
Record a short clip in the phone's memo or voice-recorder app. If that recording has no sound, fix the phone microphone first. If you use Bluetooth or a wired headset, test both its microphone and sound in another app and reconnect it firmly.
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Allow microphone access
Open the phone's app permissions and allow Wild Rift to use the microphone. Check parental controls too, because they can block microphone access even when the in-game icon is on.
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Use one stable connection and restart
If voices sound robotic or cut out, keep the phone on either Wi-Fi or mobile data instead of switching between them. Close Wild Rift completely, reopen it, rejoin the party, and test with one person.
If the microphone works in a memo app but not in Wild Rift, recheck Wild Rift's microphone permission and any parental-control restriction.
If only one party member cannot hear or speak, have that person check their own mic, speaker, volume, permission, headset, and connection; changing your phone will not repair their device.
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