# Listen - Auditory Training — user reviews

> 9 indexed App Store user reviews of Listen by Northeastern University, rated 3.10/5 from 12 ratings.

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/listen-auditory-training/id1031353626/reviews
- App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/listen-auditory-training/id1031353626.md
- Rating breakdown: 5★ 4 · 4★ 3 · 3★ 0 · 2★ 0 · 1★ 5

## Most critical reviews (9 lowest-rated)

### 1/5 — Couldn’t get past request for a server code

*2023-03-08*

What is a server code? Seems like it might be for designed for some U of C research study, but this should have been mentioned in the description that is is not for general use.

### 1/5 — Very hard to hear

*2022-11-08, version 2.2.6*

Tried this app on iPhone and iPad. I could barely hear the sounds, much less distinguish where they were coming from. No sound at all with Bluetooth ear buds (iPhone) or wired headphones (tablet).

### 1/5 — Sound stopped working

*2022-10-24, version 2.2.6*

Sound worked in the beginning and I liked the app. Then it suddenly stopped working. Now there is no sound at all.

### 1/5 — What’s a server code? No sound

*2022-02-26, version 2.2.6*

OK, I got past the problem with the server code. Now there is no sound whatsoever. I’m sure of that because I had three people listen, one under age 18. I had my sound all the way up on my cell. How can I fix this?

### 1/5 — Unable to use

*2021-09-16, version 2.2.6*

Can’t get sound to work after downloading. Help website is down.

### 4/5 — A great first step in mobile-based auditory training

*2019-05-17, version 1.4*

Good job team! As someone very familiar with the auditory industry, who understand the need for convenient and functional auditory training, this is a great first step in trying to achieve this.  Hopefully this will inspire more efforts in developing these types of platforms.  I appreciate the pioneering effort!

### 4/5 — Great app, needs easier levels

*2018-09-29, version 1.4*

Fun app that hopefully will be expanded to add easier levels which prolong duration of sounds that are presented and prolong the time to respond to the tones.  Also the option to manually adjust difficulty levels would be nice. As a speech-language therapist  I suspect the starting level will be too difficult for many.  

Children and adults need affordable options to help ameliorate auditory processing problems.  It would be great to see this app adapted so that     It might not only help average people maintain brain fitness but help adults and children with auditory processing problems.

### 5/5 — Working fine for us

*2024-01-25, version 2.2.6*

This was created for a research study.  It lacks some instructions for personal use.  I found that turning the volume up all the way, and using headphones (placing in the correct ears) works great.  This is a well thought out app and I hope to see progress for my child.

### 5/5 — Great App! Instructions are clear and fun

*2021-09-22, version 2.2.6*

The descriptions of the bars on the sides and explanations of the ways I will progress are early helpful. It feels like you are encouraging me, and I need your reassurance that I can do better the more I try. Sound inside my head is a fun experience. Thanks!

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