🏷️ About:
The Echo Meter Touch 2 Pro plug-in module and its companion app allow users to listen to, record, and automatically identify bats by their ultrasonic echolocation calls. The app is designed for outdoor enthusiasts, citizen scientists, and researchers to interact with bats in an affordable and informative way. The module senses ultrasonic signals, digitizes the signal, and transmits the ultrasonic data to the app on an iOS device. The app offers exclusive features and unprecedented ease-of-use for a handheld bat detector.
- Easy to use and has both basic and advanced features
- Allows users to identify different types of bats based on location
- Can be used to show off to family and friends
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4.5 out of 5
Won't work without $400.00 add on
2022-05-22
by Captandy
Stupid app to consider unless you have hundreds of dollars to throw away.
App completely unusable.
2022-06-23
by Kantoskan
Been using this for ages with my echometer touch. From way back when EchoMeterTouchBatDetector cost 200 dollars. The latest version no longer works on any of my devices. It just continuously stutters. Support has given no help even though my hardware is listed as being supported. The only response from support I received was to never update my iPad or iPod touch. Very disappointed.
Used to be good
2022-07-24
by Naa9593
The updates have made this terrible. It’s picking up insect calls and not working like it did before. So disappointing because I used to really enjoy it.
Was good before recent updates
2022-08-25
by BarbM89
The last few weeks I have had hours of background recordings with very few bat signatures. Last night had basically 1 hour and 45 minutes of continuous background recordings with only two identified bat calls. The only reason quit recording is because device ran out of memory. Can I uninstall the recent updates?
What a great idea and innovation. The suggested ID based on different chirp signatures is amazing. However, it says for North America, there are only seven bats that do not have classifiers. However, when I plug in my home state (Florida) I count 29 species that do not have classifiers. Please correct!
It’s ok
2022-10-27
by One Of The Boys
For the money required to play, this is only ok. Enjoy the bat info but gps tracks are unreliable/hit-miss(with updates it has gotten better). Understand technology is difficult to identify bats so I don’t fault app too much for Floridian bats in California. App/hardware just seems finicky in my opinion. I can’t simply “plug n play” reliably, something just goes wrong more often than not, especially with extension cord and/or extension piece required because of phone case. Will continue to use as I have already invested in the hardware, but I do hope continued updates improve performance. ‘Free’ analytical software for computer was not worth the effort required to set up (I’m not too computer savvy so I deleted it.)
If you have some extra money and enjoy the wonders of Mother Nature, check this system out.
Doesn’t work at all without ultrasonic module
2022-11-28
by Wilson476
App looks promising but you can’t even try it out without buying their $200 microphone. I wish they would add a feature to use the built in iPhone microphone instead. It obviously doesn’t have the same frequency range but would allow someone to play around with it before making a large investment.
Fun, but the software could be better
2022-12-29
by Lml100
We bought the echo-meter 2 ultrasonic mike and downloaded EchoMeterTouchBatDetector. It’s been a lot of fun listening to the bats, but a bit frustrating in a number of ways. So a 4-star review, but they should fix the code. 1. This isn’t their fault, but on an iPhone you can’t use anything audio at the same time as EchoMeterTouchBatDetector so e.g. no headphones of Bluetooth speakers. This would be OK, except that: 2. The echo-meter appears to pick up output from the speaker (why isn’t it either cancelled in software, or given a setting to block everything below e.g. 15 kHz?). The result is low-frequency “echoes” of the bat signals. At least, I think that that’s what’s going on. 3. There’s no way to get EchoMeterTouchBatDetector to show you what it thinks that the species sonograms are. The code apparently uses a clustering algorithm, so it could display the characteristic patterns that it’s looking for. Why would you do that on EchoMeterTouchBatDetector not a computer you might ask: 4. While you can download your recordings, the free version of your application that they recommend (kaleidoscope) is less capable than the iOS app and has no ability to ID bats. For a $170 piece of kit that’s really annoying. I can see why they don’t give a full pro license, but a version that’s as good as EchoMeterTouchBatDetector would be reasonable and appreciated. Oh, and Kaleidoscope can’t display the GPS info either (I could probably do that myself as the metadata is transferred), and it sorts incorrectly. And doesn’t read all the fields in the csv files (maybe the pro version does???)
Same bat time, same bat station!
2023-01-30
by Positive Dog
What fun this is! Easy to get started but also provides advanced features.
I adore my new Bat Detector! I already found some bats! Can't wait to get back outdoors again and find more!!!
Fantastic!
2023-04-01
by $medthyme
This is an awesome device & I highly recommend it. I’ve been interested in bats for a long time & this is so educational! It’s so cool to show off to family & friends from my travels. My fave feature is the i.d. part where you put in the state your located & the different types are listed. Definitely worth the price & so fun to use:)
Is Echo Meter Touch Bat Detector Safe? 🤗🙏
Yes. Echo Meter Touch Bat Detector is very safe to use. This is based on our NLP (Natural language processing) analysis of over 113 User Reviews sourced from the Appstore and the appstore cumulative rating of 4.5/5 . Justuseapp Safety Score for Echo Meter Touch Bat Detector Is 49.2/100.
Is Echo Meter Touch Bat Detector Legit? 💯
Yes. Echo Meter Touch Bat Detector is a totally legit app. This conclusion was arrived at by running over 113 Echo Meter Touch Bat Detector User Reviews through our NLP machine learning process to determine if users believe the app is legitimate or not. Based on this, Justuseapp Legitimacy Score for Echo Meter Touch Bat Detector Is 79.1/100..
Echo Meter Touch Bat Detector works most of the time. If it is not working for you, we recommend you excersise some patience and retry later or Contact Support.
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Features
- Listen to bat's echolocations in real-time using Real Time Expansion (RTE) and Heterodyne (HET) listening via manual and automatic tuning.
- View the echolocations on a real-time spectrogram that shows the frequencies and timing of the echolocations.
- See the two most likely bat species matches in real-time using the Auto ID feature that analyzes the echolocation calls. The app can identify 26 species in North America, 25 in Europe, and 57 in the neotropics.
- Record bat passes to full spectrum .wav files for analysis on a computer or to view on an iOS device using triggered recording mode or manual record mode.
- View recording locations on a map in satellite or road view and transfer to a computer to view in Google Earth.
- Transfer recordings to a computer over a Wi-Fi network or cabled through iTunes.
- Share recordings via email or MMS messaging.
- Note that Auto-ID should not be relied on as a basis for scientific research and does not include every possible bat for each of the covered regions.