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What’s New: • Brand new modern design • Improved real-time sound measurement stability • Smoother live graph visualization • Better maximum, average, and minimum tracking • Performance improvements and bug fixes
Decibel meter: live dB level, max/avg/min, noise history. Readings up to ~90 dB
🔈 The sound level meter application (SPL) checks and displays the measured dB values In your immediate area. The app shows decibel values by measure the noise, in a clear graphic view. 🔈 The Sound level meter (SPL) application has all the features that you need- ✔️Indicate and display decibels by gauge ✔️Record of Max/Avg/Min decibel values, via clear logarithmic graph ✔️Readings are estimates from your phone's microphone - handy for comparing sounds ✔️History page - contain all your decibel data history ✔️Back up your decibel history to a file and share it - WhatsApp, Google Drive, Dropbox, and more (Pro) ✔️The sound level meter app is free ✔️The app displays decibel readings as a gauge is a tool for measuring the sound level of your surroundings. ✔️The gauge shows the decibel level on a scale, with the needle moving in real-time to indicate changes in the sound level. ✔️You can use it to check the loudness of your music, the volume of your voice, or the sound of traffic, for example. ✔️The app is easy to use, simply open it and start measuring the decibels around you. ✔️You can use it to get a rough idea of how loud your environment is, or to compare the volume of different sounds. 🔈 Note- Microphones in most Android devices are tuned for the human voice, so readings are estimates, not calibrated measurements. Readings stop at about 90 dB: anything louder is shown as ≥90 dB (saturated). Exposure to high levels of noise can lead to permanent hearing loss. This app gives you an everyday estimate of how loud it is around you. It is not a calibrated instrument, so do not rely on it to decide whether a place is safe for your hearing. Our app estimates and displays decibel values using a gauge, making it easy to check the sound levels in your environment. You can also record the maximum, average, and minimum decibel values over time and view them on a clear logarithmic graph. The app is handy for everyday situations, such as a noisy room, a busy street, or the TV or music at home. Very loud places simply read ≥90 dB, the most a phone microphone can show. Our app is user-friendly and easy to use. With just a few taps, you can check the sound levels around you. Download our sound meter app today and start exploring the sounds of your day.
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