Sound Level Meter Android

Sound Level Meter

By: SOFTDX
Smartphone sound level meter which can measure the background noise

Features & Capabilities

The Sound Level Meter Chrome extension transforms your device into a handy noise measurement tool, allowing you to measure the actual decibel (dB) levels of your surroundings easily. Utilizing your device's built-in microphone, it provides quick and accurate readings of background noise for everyday use.

Key features include a fast dB response, visualization with classic analog and graph displays, and the ability to track maximum, minimum, and average noise levels. The extension supports screen rotation and is optimized for both smartphones and tablets. Please note, measurement accuracy may vary by device, so it’s best used as an auxiliary or fun tool rather than precise instrumentation.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App
By:
SOFTDX
Downloads:
103,975 2
Rating:
4.00
(399)
Version:
1.2 Last updated: 2015-03-17
Creation date:
2015-02-27
Publisher country:
KR KR
Email:
mi*****@gmail.com
URLs:
Website ,Privacy policy
Full description:
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Source:
Google Play Store
Data ingested on:
2026-06-06
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Contact the developer

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Developed by:
SOFTDX
Google Play Store
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.softdx.soundmeter
Email:
mi*****@gmail.com
Website:
http://www.softdx.co.kr

User Reviews

By itself, the analog meter really could be a little bigger,space for that. Apart from that,the first experience is quite good.
by Im*****, 2020-05-25

This sound level meter is fairly accurate from 30 to 85dB, once calibrated against a professional meter. Most phones have a microphone limit of 85-90dB; in my case, the SGS8's microphone doesn't detect sound levels above 85dB, and sound levels less than 20dB are virtually silence, so the working range is 30-85dB. The pointer is steady, but the graph line is a bit jittery. It has an easy-to-use calibration slider. There is a reset button. It has vertical & and horizontal modes, though in the latter you have to scroll between meter and graph, so vertical mode is more useful. It lacks a pause button, and the graph's y-axis is too short, squeezing the working range of 30-80dB into only 13mm, making reading levels difficult, especially without a pause button However, it is fairly accurate and free. Try this one.
by A *****, 2018-02-10
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