Decibel Meter, Tadeto Digital Sound Level Portable Decibel Meter 30dB to 130dB with LCD Display A/C Weighted for Home Factories

Did exactly what i needed, slow measurement of DB level from speakers

A great piece of kit. I used it to successfully locate the source of a noise inside my car by taking measurements from different areas. Having a number to look at removed the subjectivity of the noise level. It helped me try different things and remeasure the sound level to see if there was any improvement. The device feels like good quality, easy to operate, delighted with the product.

It's easy to use and the numbers get bigger when sound gets louder. I've no way of calibrating this so I don't know if it's consistent at measuring but it seems to do the job well enough. I used it when testing noise cancelling headphones to set a level consistent with plane cabin noise levels and also to set flat EQ on some audio gear.

Works perfectly

I tried a few apps on my phone and quickly discovered that my pixel 6 wouldn't ever read more than 90 decibels I used this meter with my grand piano - with the lid closed, half closed and fully open - and all the readings were in line with what I read they should be - about 80-90db closed and 90-115 with it open - playing at moderate levels Based on that I am relatively confident this device gives credible readings and would recommend it It also comes in a nice case which doesn't take up much room and makes it easy to store the device safely Not surprised that it has loads of good reviews

A compact and easy use to digital sound level meter that some may find worthwhile for casual use. However, it's worth noting that it's a Class 2 rated product, and is therefore not capable of precise enough measurement to satisfy professional standards.

This sounds meter works very well and will help me record neighbour nuisance so our housing management can deal with them. The vendor needs another 5 stars for including a very small screwdriver to open the battery compartment. No one has ever done that before. The meter also comes with a soft cloth carrying case and a printed instruction booklet. Perfect!

Good decibel meter

Buen Producto, buen precio y gran calidad. Cumple su función perfectamente.

Ce petit sonomètre fait bien le boulot. Attention à tous les commentaires se plaignant que l'appareil indique 30 ou 40db dans des environnements silencieux... C'est tout simplement normal... Il suffit de se renseigner un minimum sur l'unité qu'est le db (et le db(A) au passage) pour comprendre un peu comment fonctionne l'acoustique et que ces valeurs ne sont pas linéaires. Il n'est sans doute pas aussi précis qu'un appareil professionnel mais est ce là son but ? Clairement Non ! Et les résultats qu'il renvoi semble parfaitement cohérents. Sa simplicité, son efficacité et son bas prix en font un petit accessoire recommandable !

Bought this to monitor overly loud music speakers at a work place and get a reduction in fatiguing noise level. Unit was at a great price. Cannot speak to the arcane science of DB readings, but this does the job of establishing if sound levels are healthy or not. Unit well built, performs well. Has a sturdy zip up protective case - an essential feature. Has a clear little operation manual, but no tables of safe/harmful noise levels - so look up what applies to your situation on the web.

This handy sound meter is exactly what I needed for comparing the noise levels during my reviews of handheld and tabletop fans. It’s inexpensive, compact, and simple to use. The Max function captures and holds the peak reading, which is perfect for how I test fan noise. Yes, my iPhone also has decibel‑meter apps, but I trust a dedicated measurement device more. I also need my phone free to record video during my sound testing and for my reviews. When I recently reviewed three handheld fans, this meter made it easy to capture and compare their peak sound levels (see movie). The big 4" fan was the quietest, by far, but it also pushes the least amount of air (I also quantified their max wind speeds using an anemometer).

Difficult to read on many audio sources. This is my first SPL meter so maybe just how they all are. Used it to calibrate a phone app which gives a much easier to read graph.