Sonic Tone Generator Reviews

If you are considering SonicToneGenerator your phone it is probably just been in water and you are freaking out. Well SonicToneGenerator will make you feel good but it doesn't work. It makes cool sounds, it feels like you can hear water coming out at high pitches but it doesn't work and the panic of your speakers not working comes back and then you will waste more time thinking you did something wrong. There is only 2 things you can actually do to fix your water in a speaker problem.#1 wait for the water to dry from the speakers and they will be fine (2days for me), #2 buy another phone because it's broken. Still don't believe me? Think about it, this "water out of the speaker" sound problem already exists on the Apple Watch and works great so if only software can fix this problem on your phone wouldn't you think Apple would have already put it in an update by now. So read this and you can save an hour of frustration with SonicToneGenerator. You are welcome

sincerely-The guy who goes through the frustration so you don't have to

I rarely ever rate apps, but I had jumped into the shower with my iPhone 7 plus since it is advertised as 'water-resistant' — but if It couldn't survive a trip in the shower who know what they mean by resistant— and when I had got out the upper speaker (the one used when calling) was super mumbled so I tried putting it in rice for an hour & nothing, it was still muffled. I then proceeded to blow dry it for 10 minutes and still nothing (also I'm not stupid, I put the blow dryer on cool so it would heat up my device). So I then googled ways to get water out of iPhone 7 speaker and when I read this article on a website I had thought it was some lousy app that just basically makes money from watching the ads. I was desperate and only had 2 options either give SonicToneGenerator a try or making the purpose of the phone useless; since apple's 'water-resistant' iPhone 7 warranty doesn't cover water damage. So in less then 2 minutes of me switching the frequencies from high to low, I decided to listen to the same song I had tried to listen too prior to using SonicToneGenerator and this time it sounded as if nothing happened to the phones speaker. I honestly don't get the philosophy behind SonicToneGenerator, but thanks so much to the person who thought of creating it.

I was listening to music with my phone on the edge (I have a iPhone X advertised as water resistant) and it got knocked into the shower for a few seconds and immediately the speakers started buzzing and the volume was really muffled. I tried rice, I tried a hairdryer, and nothing was working. I was googling and found SonicToneGenerator suggested but didn’t think it would work tbh. I saw the ratings and tried it out using 160hz like I’d seen recommended in the other reviews. Ten minutes of consecutive use my speaker started buzzing loudly and I could see the water bubbling up and then falling out. I held my phone up to let it drain and about five minutes after all the sizzling stopped and my speaker works perfectly again!!
10/10 would recommend!!

Since the iPhone X has an ip 67 rating, I went ahead and tested it out in the shower. The phone stayed on which was good, but the speakers collected a decent amount of water (as expected). I had this specific website that helped a ton with my bottom speaker, and practically cleared it out. My top one however, was still muffled. I searched around the web, and finally, I found SonicToneGenerator. I set my phone at a specific frequency, and I let it play for sometime (on fully volume, obviously). After some time, my top speaker worked again, and had no water in it anymore. I highly recommend getting SonicToneGenerator, it really helps.

Supposedly the iPhone 11 is water-resistant but it's definitely not. All I did was have my phone in the far corner of the shower and my ear-speaker sounded horrible. Two hours passed and it still sounded bad. I tried to blow out the speaker or clean it out with a toothbrush and nothing worked. I played SonicToneGenerator and turned the frequency up past 1,000 and let it play for 30-45 seconds and afterward my speaker was good as new!!

Thank you so much for making SonicToneGenerator and making it free no less. You're awesome and I'm so glad I didn't have to take my phone to the store. My ears are still ringing but it was worth it 😂😂

I thought my mic on my phone was a goner after a long walk in the snow. I got home, took my phone out of my pocket, and discovered I had snow stuck in every single crevice of my phone and case. The snow was melting too, so my phone was a wet mess. After drying it off I was like “ok cool, I’m dumb but everything seems to be working fine so we gooooddd” but after calling a friend and being immediately hung up on, I discovered that my microphone was a goner. The bottom mic let out an awful screeching-static sound whenever I tried to use it. I figured I’d just do the rice method and see if it fixed my problem, and upon googling prices for mic repairs, I stumbled across an article for SonicToneGenerator. It worked like magic. After maybe 10 seconds of using it, I tested my mic again and it sounded significantly better. After another 10 seconds it was back to normal. Pro tip, though: do not use SonicToneGenerator at 11 at night when your family is sleeping. They won’t be as happy about your phone working as you are, and will most likely just be annoyed at the noises it makes. So glad a free app fixed what would have been a $65 repair!

I rarely write reviews but SonicToneGenerator merits a great review. I swam with my iPhone 12 in some natural springs in Florida yesterday and dropped my phone in water about 8-10 feet deep for well over an hour. Long story short. I paid a kid to find my iPhone and the speakers were muffled so bad I couldn’t hear my keyboard clicks. I researched online and found SonicToneGenerator and an article that said iPhones respond well to 156 Kh. I downloaded SonicToneGenerator and ran it for about 5 minutes and no joke, it caused water to start dripping out of the bottom speakers and my phone is back to normal so far (sound wise). I’ll post updates but so far SonicToneGenerator has worked well and fast! 5 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

my baby brother had drooled all inside of my iPhone speaker and I realized it after not being able to hear any sound with the volume all the way up. After watching a video of someone using SonicToneGenerator, I needed to see for my self and was desperate to try anything! I did it for a good 5 minutes or so and it worked perfectly! don’t give up if it doesn’t work right away. I almost did bc I thought it wasn’t working after doing it for a few minutes but I’m glad I didnt :) drool is a different consistency but if it can get BABY DROOL out I’m pretty sure it will definitely get water or any other liquid out for you 👍

Like anyone I was very suspicious when my iPhone X was not waterproof or water resistant as it seemed. After a vigorous research the Internet and Apple said that I could put my iPhone under water down 3 feet either someone lied to me or My phone is defective because I got water all in my speaker after dipping it in a swimming pool to take a picture under water but then shortly afterwards while playing a song it made a terrible noise as if something was stuck in the speaker so I looked up how to clear an iPhone speaker and SonicToneGenerator showed up as most people would be I was very skeptical at first but honestly SonicToneGenerator is A hero, hero that saved my iPhone and for that I think the developer and SonicToneGenerator for great service

I never write reviews for apps but this one is a life-saver!! I jumped in the bath with my Iphone SE which is advertised to be water-resistant and made the horrible decision of putting it on a narrow ledge while I rinsed my hair. It fell in and I was completely panicked after discovering my speakers were completely muffled but I looked up what to do, found SonicToneGenerator, set the thing to 400 and my speaker was completely cleared!! I set it to 600 to make sure all of the water was out and now my speaker appears to be perfectly fine along with my mic!! SonicToneGenerator saved me from having to spend tons of money to buy a new phone, thank you so much to whoever came up with the idea of a moisture rejection feature!!!

I don’t really rate apps but one day I decided to music to music in the shower and brought my phone in the shower with me. Some water got into my phone and I couldn’t hear out of my phone. So I proceed to search for ways to get water out of my phone. Then I came across SonicToneGenerator and at first I thought it was fake because it wasn’t working instantly so I decided to leave SonicToneGenerator on for 35 minutes. I heard a loud noise come from my phone and it was SonicToneGenerator . I was ecstatic about how new and loud my speaker was and it wasn’t even at 100%. SonicToneGenerator is amazing I recommend but be patient and keep SonicToneGenerator on from 30 minutes to an hour. Keep on charger!

So earlier today I was doing my hair and washing my face. All that jazz. And I look down and I see some water pooling around my speaker(the one at the top) at first I didn’t really notice for a second until I realized WHERE the water was. Hence panicking worse when someone called me and I realized I can’t hear them...the whole night I’m distraught since I needed to call people later but can’t hear without headphones. So I go to the internet and find this article telling to use SonicToneGenerator. I was skeptical until I saw the other reviews and decided to try it. And OH MY GOD, it seriously works! Even if the water dries it works!!! It’s really a life saver and I’m so thankful I didn’t skip that article. Thanks gadgethacks!❤️

This is my first time sincerely I ever used any phone or app or what ever ... SonicToneGenerator is a life saver ... I’m using iPhone 7+ and as we know that the ear speaker also works as a speaker for songs and any media... I had problem with sound volume and quality that comes from the ear speaker so I decided to google a solution I found people using brushes.. i tried to use brush but i ended up making it worse buy making even the calling speaker u can say not working cuz I can’t hear the voice of the caller at all... I googled then there is this website talking about how to remove water that goes inside the iPhone 7 speakers while it is waterproof but sometimes after pitting it under the water it has this issue with the speakers.... so the website guided me to SonicToneGenerator I tried it it's a miracle... much love...
Note The frequency i used is around 150 to 250...
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I love SonicToneGenerator! It really is a life saver. A few days ago I had been listening to music on my IPhone 8 and it had dropped into the water. I pulled it out and it seemed fine. Though when I had tried to get the music to work again it was muffled. I mean it stand up for a few hours yet the sound will still muffled. Then I put it in rice for a few hours, still nothing. Desperate I looked up what was wrong with my phone and a website had pointed me to SonicToneGenerator. I got SonicToneGenerator hopeful, waited for it to download and set it up to 160 did it a few times...nothing. Then I noticed the small water droplet and clicked on it. And it worked! My sound was back to normal better than before even. I would also recommend turning your sound all the way up as you do this and place a song or something as you do it.

Love SonicToneGenerator - thank you creators

So a few days ago, I got a brand new iPhone 11 (water resistant up to 2 meters for around 7 minutes). Today, I was listening to music I the shower and some water got on the speaker when I touched the screen. I wiped the water off after literally 4 seconds. Later that day, I noticed that the phone speaker/ earpiece speaker for making calls was completely messed up and making a weird digital sounding noise. Super worried, I looked on google to see if this could be water in the speaker. Eventually I found SonicToneGenerator, read the reviews, and downloaded it. One of the reviews here said that if you play the sound at max volume on 160 frequency and lay your phone on the screen siderite let the water spill out it will work. I did this and within 10 seconds, the speaker was crystal clear and works as it did before it had water in it!!! So happy!!!!

I never rate apps, but let me just tell you.. I thought this was some sort of scam for downloads, but it is NOT! I dropped my iPhone XR in the lake about 5ft down today, and even though it was only down there for about a minute I turned it off and shook the water out, and put it in front of a fan for 5 hours. when i turned it back on I thought everything was fine, but then I was playing a game and my ear speaker sounded really muffled. I got sad because I haven’t had this phone for long and I already messed it up. BUT I DIDNT. well I did, but then SonicToneGenerator totally FIXED the speaker. I am so blown away right now, thank you to the makers of SonicToneGenerator for lifting my spirits about my oopsies👌🏻also, I put it on 165 hz for about a minute, nothing really changed, and then I did it again and after about 30 seconds the sound of the frequency/vibration changed and it was my speaker changing back to normal! crazy stuff.

So I have an iPhone 7, which is so-called water resistant. Whenever I go to a pool, I usually put it in a waterproof pouch so I can take pictures. Today, for some reason, water got into the pouch. I didn’t freak out or anything because I knew that my phone was somewhat durable with water. WRONG. I tried to use my speakers, and the sound was ridiculously terrible. It was screechy, and extremely muffled. I started to panic because we were at a community pool not close from home, so I couldn’t get rice to put my phone into. I didn’t want to wait and let the water sink in more, so I did a little research and found that a certain frequency would push the water out of the speakers. I tried it out because I had nothing else to try, and it had several good reviews. After a few minutes my speakers were clear. IT SAVED MY PHONE. The audio was immediately cured. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SonicToneGenerator!! If you ever get water in your speakers, use SonicToneGenerator before trying rice! This is so much quicker and it’s free.

SonicToneGenerator is amazing. I dropped my iPhone XS in the lake yesterday. It was sitting in about 7 feet deep water for a couple minutes. When I was finally able to fish it out, at first glance everything appeared to work fine. Then I made a call and realized that water had gotten into the earpiece. It was very muffled and I could barely hear anything. I randomly found SonicToneGenerator after searching on Google. What I did was select the frequency of 160, turn up the volume on the phone to max, tap start, flip the phone upside down on a paper towel, so that the earpiece was facing the paper towel and after like 20 seconds you could already see water coming out of the earpiece and the bottom speaker soaking up the paper towel. I ran it for like a minute at first. Waited a few seconds and then again for like a minute. Eventually no more water was coming out and the phone was back to normal! Key is to set it at 160khz. This seems to be the ideal frequency for maximum vibration/water disbursements!!

SonicToneGenerator literally made my day!

About a week ago I was hiking in Arizona. My family and I reached the end and just as we turned around to head back it started pouring rain. The hike was about a mile and a half one-way, and I had my phone in my back pocket. After ten minutes or so I remembered I had my phone with me and attempted to keep it shielded from the rain with my hand. We continued to be drenched for another twenty minutes or so. Nonetheless, I played a song when we got back and the speakers sounded pretty muffled. When played at a certain volume, a static sound emitted as well. Naturally I freaked out since iPhones aren’t cheap to replace but I looked on the internet for possible solutions. I came across an article that recommended SonicToneGenerator and I had nothing to lose, so I went ahead and downloaded it. Best decision I made that day. The interface was extremely easy to use and after using the recommended 165 Hz frequency for a couple minutes, I played the same song in nervous anticipation. It was like the water damage never happened and the speaker sounded great! Very thankful this was so effective. Highly recommend!

So after getting my iPhone7, i really had thought it was water resistant, but i never did trust it. I saw all my friends putting there phones under water and it was no big deal to them, nothing happened to their phone. But today i happened to be shaving my legs & listening to music. Well i had dropped my phone in the water. I thought nothing would happen but when i tried to play music again, there was a weird muffly noise coming from the speaker by your ear. I was so upset & didn’t know what to do. After reading the article & when it recommended me to get SonicToneGenerator, i had no faith. I thought it was the silliest thing & wouldn’t actually work. Well i barely used it for 2min and boom! I listened to a song and my speaker is back to normal! It is amazing!!! I totally recommend SonicToneGenerator for anyone😁😁😁

i dropped my phone in the pool and remembered after leaving my phone in rice for a bit that the iphone 8 was supposed to be waterproof. ecstatic and relieved, i removed my phone from the rice and found that my phone turned on and worked perfectly fine. it was only after trying to watch a video that i realized from the muffled sound that there must be water in my speakers. i looked up how to get it out and only one article recommended SonicToneGenerator; i figured it could be a scam but i was pretty desperate. i used the water drop button in SonicToneGenerator to no avail so then tried the recommended setting of 165 hertz. it did not work immediately like the article said but after holding it upright for about a minute water began bubbling out of my phone. thank you thank you thank you a million times to SonicToneGenerator, it really worked! be aware i have heard that if you have a iphone 6s or lower it could damage your speakers but for the newer dust/water resistant models it works like a charm.

I was cleaning my kitchen and I had the dish washer open and the door kinda had a little pool of water so I was listening to music and my iPhone 7 fell right into that little pool and my Audio got all messed up. I put it in rice for a while and it didn’t work (just made my phone dirty and dusty 🗿 I don’t recommend the rice thing) I don’t really want to get a new phone right now so I googled it and the first thing that popped up was this article about this application and since I had ran out of options I thought “why not...” so I tried it and IT LITERALLY JUST- LIKE IT FIXED IT IN NO TIME AT ALL. It’s as if nothing happened I’m really happy with the results!!!

Whew was I skeptical! I dropped my phone in the sink for a couple of seconds that felt like years. I dried it off but didn’t have an rice so I googled the next best thing to do and SonicToneGenerator was recommended. I doubted it completely and even after reading the reviews wasn’t convinced but I was desperate because my speakers sounded terrible! Played SonicToneGenerator a few times for like a minute and did the water drop button and I didn’t see any water coming out so I thought it was a flop. I closed SonicToneGenerator and played music and it worked!! Sounds just like it did before! Thank youuuuu definitely not sponsored not told or promoted to write this lol

LET ME START OFF BY SAYING HOW GRATEFUL I AM THAT SonicToneGenerator EXISTS... and then it's FREE too. i normally don't write reviews on apps BUT i just had to for Sonic.. my story is just like everyone else's, i took my iphone 7 into the shower assuming that all would be okay since the iphone 7 is "water resistant." i got water in my speaker blah blah blah and i'm freaking out cause i paid $800-$900 for my phone. i found out about Sonic and let my phone sit at 167 frequency for 5-10 minutes(which is the recommended frequency for getting water out of iphone speakers) and now my speakers are completely normal again. so thankful that i found Sonic. it saved me like $1,000

Hi, I have experienced tinnitus and hyperacusis after being exposed to the Sonic V app being played at top volume and high pitch for 5 minutes (the person playing it was deaf and couldn't hear the sound). Is this app designed to be used as something people listen to? I heard this 8 weeks ago and had no ear problems before. Is the apps main purpose to clear water from phones? Any explanation would be very gratefully read!