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there is a slider to change the volume.... 

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you can touch the volume sliders when you press the volume up/down.

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This is a very basic feature. I have no idea why it's so hard to set the volume to a level you like...

 

I noticed that too with my Android devices. The volume adjustment isn't as fine as compared to iOS and especially bb10.

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