Sound Meter

Sound Meter - powerful in its simplicity and convenience of use.

Sound Meter - Measure Noise Levels Easily

"Sound Meter" is a user-friendly Android app that turns your device into a sound pressure level meter. It measures environmental noise in decibels (dB) using your smartphone or tablet's microphone. With features like real-time decibel displays, min/avg/max values, and a graphical representation of sound levels, it provides a simple yet effective way to monitor noise levels. Note that for precise measurements, a dedicated sound level meter is recommended.

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By: predefault

Users: 1,361

Version: 1.0.2 (Last updated: 2024-12-21)

Creation date: 2021-02-25

Email: pr*****@gmail.com

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Permissions

Microphone: record audio

Other:

view network connections
full network access
prevent device from sleeping

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Sound Meter is also known as Sound Pressure Level meter (SPL meter) , noise level meter, decibel meter(dB meter), sound level meter or soundmeter. You can experience tidy graphic design with high frame by this smart sound meter app.

The noise level meter or sound pressure level Meter(SPL meter) use the smartphone or tablet microphone to measure environmental noise in decibels(dB). The decibel(dB) value of this noise level meter or soundmeter might be vary compare with an actual Sound Meter(dB Meter).

Features:
- Indicates decibel by gauge
- Display the current noise reference
- Display min/avg/max decibel values
- Display decibel by graph line
- Display Elapsed time of decibel
- Can calibrate the decibel for each devices

NOTE:
Microphones in most devices are aligned to human voice and the maximum values are limited by the hardware. Very loud sounds (~90 dB and more) may not be recognized. So please use it as just an auxiliary tools. If you need more accurate dB values, we recommend a actual sound level meter for that.