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Yes, it's definitely too popular. I actually prefer it on a girl spelled Noa or Noah (there was a female Noah in the Bible as well). It has a nice sound but it is overused and a little boring. I would use it for neither gender due to its popularity.

I like it, always have. It's pretty popular right now, but that doesn't mean much to me.

I love Noah. I don't really care about popularity though. There are worse things than being one of two Noah's in class.

Well, if you're worried about popularity, this might be a name to avoid. In 2015, it was #1 in the US and #14 in Canada.

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Despite that, it has a nice, soft sound, and I have always liked it. It's a soothing name.

Yes, it's too popular and I don't like it anyway. No deep reasons that I don't, I just don't.

It's not the popularity of it that puts me off. It's the image of the old geezer with the white beard!!

I love Noah. I don't know how popular it is among babies, but I only know one baby Noah.

I have never liked Noah and it is insanely popular where I live. It seems like every other boy is named Noah.

It's a great name, I like it a lot. I have a new little nephew, who is around 6 weeks old named Noah James. I think the combo is nice, but too traditional for me.

I hate Noah. It was an error in transcribing the bible, it should have been Noach.

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I'm still bitter that so many people see it as a male-only name. I wanted to name Miriam Noa - I loved the meaning (motion) and it would have suited her. But I would have had to explain her name to everyone.

On a girl, no, on a boy, yes.

Its nice. Yes it is popular.

I like Noah but it's probably overused at the moment

I like it.

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It's definitely way too popular. I'd pair it with an uncommon (or at least non-filler) middle name.