Sound Meter

Pony Inc.

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About this app

Are you looking for a tool to measure sound level and measure environmental noise? This is smart Sound Level Meter app for Android!

Sound Meter work efficiently to find the level of environmental noise including acoustic. Sound Detector is known as SPL Meter or Decibel Meter (dB Meter). Through Sound Detector or Noise Detector you can easily detect too much loud or too much low sound in order to prevent your hearing functionality.

Sound Meter will use the phone microphone to measure environmental noise decibels (dB) and show a value for reference.

Features:
- Clearly display the current sound level through Dashboard and Chart.
- Display the current noise reference.
- Display MIN/AVG/MAX decibel values.
- Reset the current sound level.
- Start/Pause collecting noise samples.
- The current decibel value can be adjusted freely.
- Show the reference value for each type of environment as the sound level we are measuring.
- Save data & View history.
- A variety of beautiful skins are available.

Sound Level Meter (SPL Meter) also called frequency meter. Too noisy sound is harmful to your physical health and to your hearing functionality. Protect your family health by detecting db value now by using noise meter or decibel meter or to measure any kind of environmental noise (noise measurement).

As we know that too much environmental noise or loud sound is very hazardous for both human physical and mental health. Noise Meter or Sound Detector will help you to detect too much loud sound and alert you to take care of your physical and mental health.

Sound Meter is completely free, please try it!

Ratings and reviews

The app functions well overall. The first few times you use it is a great experience -- smooth with only occasional ads. Then a pop-up prompts you to rate it. Shortly after the prompt, the ads become CONSTANT and very intrusive. So in addition to being ad-heavy, I think the reviews are inflated because of the deceptive way on which they're solicited.

Works really well as long as your phone is stationary in the room and not close to a single point of noise. Also when stationary near something (fan, appliance, speaker) it can give a good idea of that noise value. I really like the running graph and general stats on the testing sessions. Gives a good method to measure at different distances, volumes, or running speeds. Obviously variances will occur between devices and the quality of the device's components.

Seems to work good. Needs more options, such as time tagging & labeling. I don't know how accurate, as i don't have a baseline to compare with. While driving a diesel club cab 1700, as engine revs increased, apparent loudness increased, but Sound Meter db remained the same at 87. I'll find our sound survey for certain areas in the facility and use them as a baseline. Then I'll know for sure how accurate this app is.