Very informative video. I already have a few different apps that let me know if i am in a dangerously loud situation. I use Decibel X to check noise levels and Soundprint to report excessively loud venues. There is a headphone volume notification set on my Apple Watch. I do have Apple headphones, iPods, iPhone and an iPad . I still use android for a live transcription app and my spare set of hearing aids. Guess my next step is to check out the features mentioned in this video and see how they work for me. Thanks for this timely information.
Wow, Laura. You really have it all! I will have to check out Decibel X since I really only use the NIOSH Sound Level Meter app. And of course, Sound Print is my favorite!
Very informative video. I already have a few different apps that let me know if i am in a dangerously loud situation. I use Decibel X to check noise levels and Soundprint to report excessively loud venues. There is a headphone volume notification set on my Apple Watch. I do have Apple headphones, iPods, iPhone and an iPad . I still use android for a live transcription app and my spare set of hearing aids. Guess my next step is to check out the features mentioned in this video and see how they work for me. Thanks for this timely information.
Wow, Laura. You really have it all! I will have to check out Decibel X since I really only use the NIOSH Sound Level Meter app. And of course, Sound Print is my favorite!
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