Hear - Advanced Listening Reviews
4/5 rating based on 61 reviews. Read all reviews for Hear - Advanced Listening for iPhone.
Hear - Advanced Listening is free iOS app published by Reality Jockey Ltd.
Wow! Amazing.
gone crazi
This is really cool. I’ve had inception app first then found RJDJ. This is the next step and it keeps getting better and better. I’m an old fart and I love opening this app and drowning out the drones in my life. They just keep talking and talking and I just keep nodding and smiling. Wish you guys could make it run with Bluetooth so I could use it with my hearing aids. That would be AWSOME. Also if it could run in the background with the screen off. Hopefully that’ll be an update soon. Anyway great app. Keep up the good work.
A sad demise
UPSY42q
This used to be one of my favorite apps. Let’s put aside the fact that it’s been abandoned. The last update came out of nowhere - a couple of extra in-app purchases that gave the impression the dev was on a midnight taco run and decided to hit up this old ATM account - a couple new filter thrown in, fishing for some loose change. But I SWEAR something has changed with the old filters. They just don’t work the way they used to. Something changed in the algorithm and they don’t drown out sound they way they used, they don’t produce trippy musical feedback the way they used to. I used this app EVERY DAY when studying, but now I can’t use it because it’s cacophonous and ear splitting. Forget that I’ve tried it on different devices with different phones and buds. There was so much promise. :( No one else has stumbled upon the ideas that drove this app initially.
Developer Desperately Needs To Change The UI
America's App Advisor
What a Sad Case This Is! An App Which Could Be Something Has Been Reduced To Nothing By It’s Creator?! First, You Cannot Even Attempt To Adjust The Settings Properly 99% Of The Time Because The ‘Layers’ Of The App Controls Overlap One Another! Second, The Sliders You’re Supposed To Use To Adjust The Audio Settings Are Wonky. When You Slide To Adjust The Audio, What You See Does Not Correspond With What You Get. For Example; Imagine Decreasing The Volume Of An App Using A Sliding Controller. You’d Touch, Then Slide Toward The Left Side Of Your Screen. In A Proper App, The Volume Would Drop. But In This App, What You See Is Not What You Get. Touch, Then Slide Toward The Left Side Of Your Screen And What Happens Is Anybody’s Guess. This App Worked Once And It SHOULD Be Updated To Work Correctly. Until Then, Save Yourself The Frustration!
Doesn’t support bluetooth audio
Killbotgamma
Really wanted to try the app, but the lack of Bluetooth support made it unusable for me. Edit: turns out the reason there is no Bluetooth support is a technical limitation, not oversight by the developer. Haven’t tried the app yet, but it won’t let me delete my review, so I just changed it from 2 star and will change when I get to use it.
Bluetooth headphones
Sukiyaki ninja
I couldn't play this application when I use Bluetooth headphones.
RJDJ waaay lite
HellboyOne
Like someone else said, this is a shadow of the RJDJ app. That app was endlessly exciting. This is pretty boring comparatively. Bring back RJDJ!
Does not like Bluetooth
Whateley
I loved the original RjDj and was excited to see this had come out. While the app works fine with plugged in headphones, I have not been able to get it to work with any Bluetooth headphones I own. Headphones that have a mic and that I make calls with won’t work. In this day and age, this is a disappointment. With Bluetooth headphone support, I’d give this app 4-5 stars.
Doesn’t work with AirPods
Ted DiNola
Hear is a pretty neat experience, but it doesn’t seem to support Bluetooth headphones. I rarely have an adapter with wired headphones on me, as I usually travel with my airpods. The lack of Bluetooth support is sadly a pretty big dealbreaker, and I hope they are able to add support for them at some point.