Decibel Meter Sound Detector 4+

Name: Decibel Meter Sound Detector
Rating: 4.7 (41244 reviews)
Author: Ashraf Thoppukadavil

Ashraf Thoppukadavil

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- 4.7 • 4.1만개의 평가

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설명

Track environmental noise around you with this easy-to-use decibel meter app with detailed visual analysis.

The Decibel Meter app uses the built-in microphone to determine the level of sound it detects and displays it in decibels (dB). The microphone audio data is used to calculate dB (Decibels) / AF (Audio Frequency) readings for the user. This app supports polling functionality using webhooks to monitor dB and frequency values for real-time data analysis. The app also supports sharing readings via Messages, Email, WhatsApp, Notes, and more, if the user prefers to use dB / AF values for further analysis. The decibel reading obtained from this application is limited to the device microphone capabilities. Therefore, it is not recommended to use this app as a high-quality, professional-grade meter. Audible frequencies are limited to the range of 20 to 16,000 Hz.

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FEATURES:

- Accurate measurements.
- Frequency Weighting A, B, C, Z.
- Share reading with Email, Message, Notes, WhatsApp and more..
- Data polling using web hooks.
- Audible frequency range between 20 to 16,000 Hz.
- dB / AF line charts analyzer with zoom-in / zoom-out feature.
- Intuitive design.
- Threshold Settings
- Display current, average and maximum values.
- Display peak frequency.
- Manual calibration.
- Start / Stop / Reset functionality.

2023년 11월 1일

버전 2.8.3

# Default frequency weighting set to "A-Weighting"

4.7/5

4.1만개의 평가

Don

I live in an apt that has other tenants below as well as on two sides of my apt. I use this app to set the the volume on my TV so I can use the loudest volume without being so loud it that any other tenant can hear my TV. Beats wearing a hearing aid for mild hearing loss and allows me to really enjoy my TV’s sound quality. Please share this with as many multi-family renters and/or hard of hearing persons. Biggest reason to do this is different TV shows require a volume adjustment that is different to get in the ‘sweet spot’ for listening—mid 60s decibels works well for me with my 55” LG TV placed 9 feet from me for a great view and sound.

Ads block settings

Just downloaded the app, the actual meter works fine but I went to the settings section and if you scroll up and hold your thumb, you can see two more settings available, but when you release they go hide behind some google ad so there's no way to ever click on those settings (examples and add a review of your ad) I am reviewing from the app store. ALSO every single time I open the app or go back to the app is asks me if I want to paste from Notes. No, I don't wanna paste from notes. I don't wanna paste from notes, I don't wanna paste from Notes, I don't wanna paste from Notes. I quit the Notes app and still it always asks me if I want to paste from Notes over and over and over again. I went to Safari and copied an url and then is asks me over and over and over and over and over and over and over if I want to paste from Safari. you shouldn't be forced to clear the clipboard just to use the dang app.

Dangerously inaccurate

This app is dangerously inaccurate. It tops off around 92 db. Obviously metering higher than this is desirable is you are trying to determine if noise levels are dangerous. How do I know this? I placed this in front of my car and honked the horn at full blast. The max reading reads 92db. I then repeat the experiment with a dedicated decibel meter. It read 111db. This app could give people the idea that sounds are within a safe decibel range when in fact they are not. Do not use. Buy a dedicated decibel meter. Despite the language that this is limited by the microphones this is connected to in the description, it is completely irresponsible to create this, knowing full well that 95% of users are using this with solely with their iPhone and no attached mic. You are probably making people’s hearing worse by giving then a false sense of security. If you continued to have this app available - put LOUD AND CLEAR on the meter where it’s limitations are with a standard iPhone mic.