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This app amplifies quiet or distant sounds, allowing you to hear them as if you were nearby. It also enables recording and sharing these amplified sounds with others. Explore your environment and discover sounds you'd otherwise miss.
1.4
January 7, 2018
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. We have made additional fixes for iOS 11 users.
MoreAmplitude Pro is a utility app that turns your iPhone or iPod Touch into a powerful sound amplifier. It allows you to hear faint or distant sounds more clearly and also provides functionality to record and share these amplified audio experiences.
The app uses your device's microphone to pick up sounds and then amplifies them through your headphones. You can adjust the microphone sensitivity and volume to customize your listening experience, allowing you to hear sounds from across a room or through thin walls.
Yes, Amplitude Pro allows you to record any amplified sound you hear. Once recorded, you can save these audio clips to your device and share them with friends, providing proof of sounds you might otherwise have missed.
Amplitude Pro is designed for iPhone and iPod Touch devices. Specific earbud requirements vary by iPod Touch generation, with older models needing earbuds without a built-in microphone for the best experience.
No, Amplitude Pro does not contain advertisements. It is a paid application that offers its full functionality without interruption from ads.
Amplitude Pro is available for a one-time purchase price of $2.99. This grants you access to all of its features without any recurring subscription fees or in-app purchases.
The app was last updated on January 7, 2018, with version 1.4. While the last update was in 2018, the app's core functionality remains relevant for its intended purpose.
Amplitude Pro has a rating of 1.7 stars from 16 ratings. This suggests that while some users may find value in its features, there might be areas for improvement or specific use cases where it doesn't meet expectations.
