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EarMachine. Ratings and Reviews

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3.61
out of 5
50 Ratings
  • Magoos8, 08.04.2017
    YOU CANT USE WIRELESS EAR BUDS
    I downloaded and deleted in 2 minutes. I don't use apple ear buds and that's all you can use which makes it a no go for me. I wish I could have rated the actual app but you can't go any further unless you "plug in apple ear buds". Back to the drawing board! Show more
  • clyclone, 06.03.2017
    Great idea, wish it was more usable
    I wanted to be able to use this app in my classes, but it isn't compatible with my Bluetooth headphones. I can't get away with having headphones with cords in class, so it doesn't work for me. Show more
  • Mickeymaster51, 22.02.2017
    WOW WOW WOW
    Just happened upon this while surfing the App Store. After downloading and sampling several others, this is phenomenal. I had a hearing test and was diagnosed as needing hearing aids, well, for now I think I will stay with this amazing find. Adjustable volume and tone control, clarity is fantastic. Thank You Show more
  • Tokkishi, 11.02.2017
    Good ap
    Very impressed. Great for watching TV, and good practice to set more realistic expectations for hearing aids
  • cherylaka, 21.01.2017
    crashes on opening.
    Running iOS 10.2. Will delete the spp until bug is fixed.
  • Paptime, 14.01.2017
    Pap62
    This is the best. I just finished watching Deep water horizon and heard every word clear as a bell. I even had to tell the wife to hush a few times. Get this app you'll love it. Show more
  • chrispercival, 04.01.2017
    Doesn't work with 6s
    Plays music fine and the controls work playing music. The microphone is not recognized and the app crashes.
  • Aussie162, 13.12.2016
    EarMachine
    Works exactly as it states but no, it does not work with Bluetooth devices.
  • Texan@OH, 15.09.2016
    Great when used as designed
    I wear hearing aids... BUT, I prefer this app on my iPhone 6s when listening to the TV, music from sound system... The ability to contour the output to meet my tonal loss for each ear individually is actually far better than my hearing aids, yes you must use physically connected earphone/microphone.. This is due to the signal delay introduced by BT, so mouth movement and sound would not be perfectly synchronized. The developers are working on this capability.. I strongly encourage you try this app if you have or need hearing aids. Show more
  • Mefrancom, 21.08.2016
    Works but....
    Works on my iPhone 4 but the even with the volume set to max the amount of sound I hear is minimal