Amplify and enhance the sounds around you with this app. It uses your smartphone's capabilities to boost audio, filter noise, and adapt to your specific hearing needs. A simple headset is required for full functionality, offering up to 30 dB amplification.
Summarized from real user reviews of Volume Boost. Based on 3.7K reviews and a 4.3/5 average, it highlights the 3 positives and 5 negatives reviewers mention most about this Medical app.
0.3.70
August 1, 2026
It is believed that the great military leader Alexander the Great suffered from hearing loss. One ancient coin depicts him with a ram's horn attached to his diadem, which may have served as a hearing aid. In this version: - Bug fixes - Performance improvements
MoreMaximum Volume boost, Profiles, No ads
$14.99
Hearing aid – Listening device
Super Boost + Noise Suppression + No Ads
3 issues
Incompatible with latest iOS updates
Subscription issues and unauthorized charges
3 requests
Ability to cancel subscription
Frequency mixing controls
This app utilizes your smartphone's technology to significantly amplify and improve the sounds around you. It helps enhance your sound perception by boosting headset volume, filtering noise, and automatically adjusting to your individual hearing specifics.
Key features include maximum sound amplification, a noise filtering function, automatic adjustment to individual hearing specifics, adaptation to different environments, and full acoustic amplification up to 30 dB with a wired headset. It also supports Bluetooth headsets and Air Pods.
The app offers a free 3-day trial. After the trial, a subscription is required to access all functions. Subscriptions are auto-renewing on a monthly basis, and you can cancel at any time through your device's account settings.
The app requires a simple headset for use, and it supports both wired headsets and Bluetooth devices, including Air Pods. It is designed to work with modern smartphones and their latest technologies.
No, this app is not intended for medical use. While it amplifies sound, it is not a substitute for professional medical advice or treatment for hearing problems. If you have concerns about your hearing, please consult a doctor.
