Audiobel: Sound level meter

Name: Audiobel: Sound level meter
Price: 9.9 USD
Rating: 4.4 (32 reviews)
Author: Jorge Cozain

By: Jorge Cozain

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Features & Capabilities

Audiobel is a Chrome extension that uses your device microphone to measure sound levels in decibels with precision. It displays average, max, and min levels, and provides a real-time graph to visualize fluctuations.

It also supports calibration for more accurate readings and allows you to choose the measurement frequency. While optimized for accuracy, Audiobel is intended for entertainment and educational use.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Music & Audio Analytics

By:

Jorge Cozain

Rating:

4.40

(32) 426 ratings

Version:

4.8 Last updated: 2021-11-06

Version code:

841993986

Creation date:

2014-09-30

Compatible devices:

Size:

3.52MB

Price:

9.9

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-11

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# 236,747 ▼ 153,646

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Developed by:

Jorge Cozain

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/pe/app/audiobel-sound-level-meter/id920304615?l=en-GB

User Reviews

Overall, the app is praised for its simple, fast interface and useful ambient-noise measurements with recording and clear visuals, but concerns about accuracy, microphone limitations, lack of calibration guidance, lack of unique features, and nuisance notifications limit its value.

Pros

Simple to use with an uncluttered interface.
Quick, responsive readings.
Good for ambient-noise measurements with highest/lowest indicators and the ability to record readings for later playback.
Dial/marker display with min/avg/max values and a useful last-seconds graph.
Helpful for quick sound level checks.

Cons

Questionable accuracy; readings may be lower than other meters.
Built-in mic limitations with poor low-frequency capture.
Lacks calibration guidance or options.
No standout features versus free apps; can feel overpriced.
Push notifications can be spammy and refunds have been problematic.

Recent reviews

The mics on these devices have dynamic limiters and don’t capture low frequencies. So a person relying on the built-in mic to capture dB levels, will NOT get accurates readings for loud or bass-heavy sounds.