SoundLevel: Decibel Reading

SoundLevel: Decibel Reading

by Smudge Apps Ltd

4 ratings
139 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 17, 2009
  • July 12, 2018

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Measure ambient noise levels with calibrated dBA readings that mimic human hearing. Compare current sound levels to familiar benchmarks and review historical data with intuitive graphs. Export your findings for further analysis with optional pro features.

βœ“Quick sound level measurements
βœ“Calibrated dBA readings
βœ“Comparison values
βœ“Historical graphing
βœ“Peak and max volume count
βœ“CSV export (Pro)
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What's New in SoundLevel

2.0.2

July 12, 2018

This app has been updated by Apple to display the AppleΒ Watch app icon. iPhone X Support

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In-App Purchases

$4.99

Premium Version

Upgrade to SoundLevel Pro for premium features

User reviews

It works but....

YOU HAVE TOO FREAKING PAY TO SIMPLY CHANGE A FREAKING COLOUR!

Crashes on export

I upgraded to pro specifically to be able to export to CSV but it crashes every time I try to use it. Totally useless to me. Please fix the bug or refund me.

Useless

When will Apple learn, what's the point of putting an app it's site that just don't work? Useless!!! Take these useless things off and stop wasting people's time.

Spoilt by adds

Ticka adds across the top spoil a handy app.

No furula!

Por mΓ‘s que le intente al demo no opero, parece solo gancho para el pro.

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

8 issues

Crashes on export to CSV

Bug

Crashes immediately on opening (latest version)

Bug

Inaccurate readings (consistently 70db, breathing at 70db, talking at 90db)

Bug

App doesn't work for many users

Bug

Freezes or blocks at certain dB levels (e.g., 70db, 90db)

Bug

Doesn't work on iPod Touch without a microphone

Bug

Ad banner is annoying

Bug

Requests to upgrade to paid version are intrusive

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Requested Features

9 requests

Digital display for readings

Feature

Peak hold function

Feature

Ability to capture or pause readings

Feature

More advanced features in Pro version

Feature

Display Max value reached

Feature

Provide analytical graphs over time

Feature

Allow testing Pro version for a day

Feature

Add averaging and recent history features

Feature

Larger scale display

Feature

FAQ

What does the Sound Level app do?

This app provides a simple yet powerful tool to measure the current sound level of your environment. It displays readings calibrated to dBA, which is a weighting that closely matches how the human ear perceives sound. You can also see comparison values to understand what the measured sound is equivalent to.

What are the key features of Sound Level?

Key features include quick sound level measurements, a beautiful and intuitive user interface, tracking of peak and maximum volume counts, and baseline sound comparisons. All results are graphed, allowing you to review past measurements.

Is Sound Level free to use?

The core functionality of the Sound Level app is free. However, it offers 'pro features' which can be unlocked with a one-time in-app purchase. This purchase enables advanced capabilities such as exporting your results as a CSV file.

How accurate are the sound level readings?

The app provides readings calibrated to dBA, which is a standard weighting designed to reflect human hearing sensitivity. While it offers a convenient way to get sound readings, it's important to note that smartphone microphones have limitations and may not be as precise as professional sound level meters.

Who would find this app useful?

This app is ideal for anyone who needs a quick and easy way to measure sound levels. This could include students, researchers, homeowners concerned about noise pollution, or individuals simply curious about the sound environment around them. The graphing feature also makes it useful for tracking sound over time.