
Wynne Linden
I lime the ability to stop and start scanning/recording noises but there does not appear to be a method to save it. I also understand advertising makes the program free for us to use - for a free app these are fairly painless - but I'd like the opportunity to pay for a license to get rid of the adds. Also, just for nice-nice - I would like a graph showing the levels of sound, when it becomes painful, etc. Otherwise it works great - and I appreciate the obvious work that went into the coding. š¤
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Erzahler
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07/10/20: A good app for measuring ambient noise levels, but there's no way to save the data for later analysis. Most smartphones today have more than ample memory capacity to store data history. 4 hours is a good length for storing data. This glaring insufficiency needs to be addressed. For this reason, I rate the app 3 stars. UPDATE 12/24/23: No significant improvement, other than more color options & a bar graph added. Still no option for saving data, which is much needed. Upped to 4 stars.
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Trevor Gnatzig
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Seems to be the only accurate one out of the three similar apps ive installed. All of which had 4.5 n above. 4.5 might be innacurate but i think, they were the 3 highest rated anyway... The other two show 30 plus decibels in a nearly silent room in my quiet house. This one shows only 21 or 22. Which is obviously closer to truth. Only 4 stars because it lacks a list of average decibels of various sounds! Nor allows you to save graphs.
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