1. Found a app that was actually developed by people who know what they were doing called "noise capture" if your after a tool and not a toy app.Have tried more than a dozen sound level apps.
2. It's great to have a general idea about the atmosphere sound of a place or event or whatever it may be ahead of time so I can plan accordingly.
3. I just now tried a bunch of these, looking for a meter app to help find the correct level that audio should be mixed at, for my recording studio.
4. They were still only reading 73dB when it was dangerously loud and 43dB when the only noise in the room was a "silent" computer fan.Surprisingly, there aren't many apps with this functionality and this one covers my needs perfectly.
5. Ads are always the eventual death of a great app.) š¤·Ads get disruptive to the point making this app useless when you want to urgently measure the noise.
6. At the launch you get a bunch of full screen ads you cannot skip, so by the time you get to the functionality - it's too late.
7. even makes noises when buttons are tapped and these are heard by the recording effecting results and pointless features to make the app seem more "useful" such as screen dimming.
8. I have sensitive hearing, when out and about its great for curiosity's sake to know the decibel level.Great app.
9. Love the real-world sound approximation explanation (e.g. "Conversation at 1m")Awesome application.
10. I had a closed head injury when I was younger so I'm light and sound sensitive.
11. It's like rotating the ads all the time while this app is running wasn't enough, with those full-screen ads you don't get to use the app, but you see the ads instead.