dBMeter Pro App Reviews

Works great, super app!

This app doesn't go beyond 103.3 db. It'll just show a red arrow indicating that it's beyond 103.3.

Plenty db meter apps around, some cheaper & some more costly. Only this one gets my nod - email numerical results, plot graph, live referene listing for comparing, stylish classic or modern interface, easy to use, can be calibrated and a accurate within 5 db on my 3GS. Nice app! Kudos to maker.

I jusr wish the program would allow preasure levels hisher than 105 DB. Ithe range does not allow it to happen even when I know it is highter.

It is only ok. It has a maximum level of 101.3 dB. at least that is the max it goes on my phone. If you know how to increase the maximum please let me know.

Only goes to 101.3

Just would like to know how accurate is in it's default setting?

Just bought the new iPhone 5s and migrated the app from my older phone. The app crashed on my new phone, i wrote an email to the company, had a response within 24 hours, follow on email a few days later letting me know the update was submitted, and i just updated my phone which now works perfectly.

great app with excellent functionality and easy to use. Nice updated design to match iOS7 look. Outstanding tech support, very responsive.

I like this app especially the ability to record sound for up to 12 hours. I don't believe any other "dB meter" apps do this. The problem is that the recording graph is viewed in the landscape mode and when turning the phone into the portrait mode, it shows half the graph and then goes back to the home screen view which is shown only half screen. You have to close the app, then relaunch it in order to get the full screen, portrait view.

The features for this handy tool are indispensable. Have you been to places which are simply too loud? A restaurant, job, school, church? Or anywhere you are curious as to what the sound or noise levels are. This app has you covered. In addition to telling you what the sound level is, this app record the moment by moment sound level and crates a graph, which can be emailed to yourself

Simple and intuitive to use. Simulates an old school meter with a needle moving up and down the dB scale. Also has an adjustable offset so you can make this app read the same as your reference SoundMeter.