Radio Wave Sync Apple

Radio Wave Sync

By: 宁 金 App
Sync Radio Controlled Watch

Overview

Rating:
4.50 +4
(1,036)
Version:
1.0.14
Last updated: 2023-02-28
Ranking
#54,389 4,744
Overall

Features & Capabilities

Radio Wave Sync is a time signal simulator to calibrate radio-controlled watches, including Casio G-Series. It supports major signals: BPC (China), WWVB (USA), JJY40/60 (Japan), DCF77 (Germany), MSF (UK). Beast Mode increases signal frequency for faster syncing.

Usage & tips: 1) Max volume on your device. 2) Put the watch in manual receive mode. 3) Tap Start and place the watch near the speaker. 4) Wait 3–10 minutes for sync. Notes: use in a quiet environment to reduce interference; ensure the volume is high for best results.

User Growth & Download Statistics

By:
宁 金
Rating:
4.50
(1,036)
4 new ratings
Version:
1.0.14 Last updated: 2023-02-28
Version code:
855179142
Creation date:
2019-10-29
Compatible devices:
Size:
14.85MB
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Source:
Apple Apps Store
Data ingested on:
2026-07-29
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Developed by:
宁 金
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https://apps.apple.com/us/app/radio-wave-sync/id1484233572

User Reviews

Radio Wave Sync is praised for real‑world WWVB syncing across Casio, Citizen, and other atomic clocks and for easy setup, often delivering quick results when paired with a Bluetooth speaker. However, reviewers repeatedly report no audible signal, reliability issues or OS compatibility problems, outdated status, pricing/ads concerns, and mixed results across devices. The app’s value hinges on tolerance for audio issues and paid features, but it can deliver rapid, satisfying clock sync for some users while frustrating others.
Pros
  • Works across multiple watch brands and atomic clocks (Casio, Citizen, G-Shock) to sync WWVB signals.
  • Often fast results, with users reporting successful sync in under five minutes.
  • Simple, straightforward setup and operation.
  • Can improve signal by using a Bluetooth speaker, boosting reliability.
  • Real-world success in varied environments and with long-standing clocks.
Cons
  • No audible signal or audio issues; many users report no sound or crackling instead.
  • Reliability concerns and reports that the app stops working on certain devices/OS versions; appears unupdated.
  • Premium features gated behind a paid upgrade; reports of restore issues and ads.
  • Ads and data-tracking concerns; intrusive full-screen ads and privacy concerns.
  • Requires external speaker for reliable use; phone speaker alone is usually insufficient.
Recent reviews
Unfortunately no matter how I position the phone, or use of the “beast mode,” I cannot get a successful sync with my brand new Citizen tsuki yomi watch. I only give it two stars because it seems like some people can get it to work - but it’s junk for me.
by Ha*****, 2026-07-10

Tried it every way possible. iPhone speaker, Bluetooth speaker, wired speaker, headphones every possible position. Wasted well over an hour. It never worked. Maybe this works if you pay to unlock their beast mode but their free version will not work for my watch. I tried a different paid App with initials C.W. and it worked first try with Casio 5161 moduled watch 12 o’clock position against iPhone 16 speaker.
by Ju*****, 2026-06-13
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