Sound Meter & Noise in Decibel

Looking for a reliable sound decibel measurement app? Look no further than the Sound Decibels Meter app! With this app, you can easily measure the noise level in your environment and ensure that it's within safe limits. Whether you're at a concert, in a noisy office, or working with loud machinery, this app can help you determine whether the noise levels are safe for your ears. With accurate sound level measurements in decibels (dB), this app is perfect for anyone who wants to protect their hearing. Plus, with a simple and user-friendly interface, you can easily access all the features of this app.

Noise meter and analyzer app (dB meter), that measures the sound volume in decibels in your surroundings. It also references, in text, the current dB sound level to a known loudness of some common noises. Want to measure how loud or noisy is around you? If your car or motorcycle is too loud? The noise pollution in your area? This is the sound meter application for you.

It has a nice analogue dial with arrow that points to the current decibel sound level where you are. It also has 3 displays, showing you the minimum, average and maximum volume of the sound in decibels that the app has measured.

Below is a nice looking, real time graph, which shows the current and previous sound and noise level in decibels.

Since your devices is not a professional sound meter a calibration may be needed for some devices. Click the "Calibrate" option in the options menu and change the value to get best results, then click the "save" button.

Features:

-Nice graphics, all showing you the sound level in decibels

-Both analogue and digital sound readings

-Minimum, average and maximum measured noise in decibels

-Real-time graph showing you the measured sound values

So download the Sound Decibels Meter app today and start protecting your hearing from harmful noise levels!

Note:

The microphone in mobile phones is designed to capture sound at a specific maximum level of decibels (dB). This is because exceeding this limit can result in distortion and damage to the microphone itself. The maximum level of dB that a mobile phone microphone can handle varies between devices, but typically ranges from 80-120 dB, depending on the device.

To prevent damage and ensure accurate sound recording, mobile phone manufacturers set a threshold for the microphone's sensitivity. This means that any sound exceeding this threshold will be clipped or distorted, resulting in inaccurate measurements.