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Version 1.1.2 · 2026-10-26
-New and improved UI -Minor bug fixes -Improved Performance
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The store currently lists version 1.1.2, updated 2026-10-26.






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Speaker Cleaner ‒ Clear Wave is a simple and powerful audio utility designed to help you test, tune, and restore your device’s speaker performance using specially generated sound waves.
By playing carefully selected frequencies, the app produces strong vibrations that can help improve sound clarity when your speaker sounds muffled or distorted. It’s also a great way to test how well your device handles different tones and volume levels.
Key Features
● Sound Wave Generator
Play precise audio frequencies designed to stimulate your device’s speakers and improve sound output.
● Speaker Test Mode
Check how your phone responds to steady tones and vibrations.
● Frequency Range Control
Choose from low to high frequencies to explore how your speakers perform across the spectrum.
● Easy One-Tap Play
Just press play and let the sound waves do the work.…
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-New and improved UI -Minor bug fixes -Improved Performance
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