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- Installs
- 1,000+
- Category
- Tools
- Content rating
- Everyone
- Version
- 3.0
- Released
- Apr 5, 2023
- Last updated
- 30 Sept 2026
- In-app purchases
- No
- Contains ads
- No
- Promo video
- Yes
- Requires Android
- 11
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Brand new update for Sound Meter for Android Wear, the perfect tool for measuring the decibels of the audio in your surroundings. Whether you're a music enthusiast, event organizer, or sound engineer, Sound Meter makes it easy to monitor noise levels and track patterns over time.
Measure noise & sound levels in decibels (dB) natively on Wear OS smartwatches.
Transform your Wear OS smartwatch into a powerful, portable sound level meter (SPL). Whether you are an audio professional, a musician, or simply conscious of your acoustic environment, Sound Meter provides precise, real-time decibel readings directly from your wrist. Monitor, analyze, and understand the noise levels around you with unparalleled convenience. Key Features: ⌚ Native Wear OS Integration: Designed from the ground up for your smartwatch. Get instant audio analysis without needing your phone. 📊 Real-Time Data Monitoring: Instantly view current, minimum, maximum, and average decibel (dB) levels for a comprehensive understanding of your environment. 📈 Live Amplitude Graph: Visualize sound waves with a clean and responsive real-time graph, making it easy to see audio fluctuations and peaks. ⏸️ Effortless Control: Seamlessly pause, resume, and reset your measurement sessions with simple, intuitive on-screen controls. 💡 Clean & Intuitive Interface: A minimalist design ensures you get the data you need without distraction. Perfect for quick glances in any setting. Download Sound Meter for Wear OS today and put professional-grade audio analysis on your wrist! ⚠️ Important Note: Please be aware that most smartwatch microphones are calibrated for the human voice. While our app provides accurate relative measurements, extremely loud sounds (typically above ~90 dB) may be capped by the device's hardware limitations. For certified measurements, please use a dedicated SPL device.