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Online Hearing Test

Check your hearing with our comprehensive tests. Test each ear separately or together.

Not a medical diagnosis
🎧 Advanced Hearing Test
Multi-stage test: frequencies, speech-in-noise, localization, and hearing age. Get a clear report in minutes.
⏱️ ~4–6 min 🎯 Real-world focus 📄 PDF report Free

Why this test helps

We combine frequency range, speech-in-noise, and localization to give a more realistic hearing snapshot.

🎯 Real-world scenario

Speech-in-noise shows how you hear in cafés, offices, or transit.

📈 Track progress

Results are saved locally so you can watch your trend.

🧠 Personalized tips

Age profile and confirmation checks make guidance more precise.

🧩 Stage-by-stage clarity

See how frequency, speech, and localization affect the outcome.

Test plan

5 stages
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Volume calibration

Set a comfortable listening volume before testing.

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Frequency sweep

Identify your audible range with a clinical-style sweep.

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Speech in quiet & noise

Measure how confidently you recognize words.

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Localization

Evaluate left/right sound localization.

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Profile & guidance

Estimate hearing age and summarize guidance.

The test will automatically check both ears and each ear separately.

Pre-flight readiness check

  • Checking audio and speech support...
For accurate results, please use headphones.

🗣️ Stage 3: Speech

Check speech clarity in quiet and in noise.

📍 Stage 4: Direction

Evaluate left/right sound localization.

Test plan

5 stages
🎛️

Volume calibration

Set a comfortable listening volume before testing.

🎚️

Frequency sweep

Identify your audible range with a clinical-style sweep.

🗣️

Speech in quiet & noise

Measure how confidently you recognize words.

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Localization

Evaluate left/right sound localization.

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Profile & guidance

Estimate hearing age and summarize guidance.

The test will automatically check both ears and each ear separately.

Pre-flight readiness check

  • Checking audio and speech support...
For accurate results, please use headphones.

🧠 Stage 5: Profile

Estimate hearing age and summarize guidance.

FAQ — common questions

Why do I need speech-in-noise?

It reflects everyday conversations where background noise is present.

Does this replace an audiologist?

No. It is a self-check. If you suspect hearing loss, see a specialist.

Why are headphones recommended?

They isolate left/right channels and reduce room noise.

How often should I repeat it?

If normal, every 6–12 months. If you have issues, sooner.

Full mode includes all stages and more trials.

FAQ — common questions

Why do I need speech-in-noise?

It reflects everyday conversations where background noise is present.

Does this replace an audiologist?

No. It is a self-check. If you suspect hearing loss, see a specialist.

Why are headphones recommended?

They isolate left/right channels and reduce room noise.

How often should I repeat it?

If normal, every 6–12 months. If you have issues, sooner.

Both ears
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Volume calibration

Set a comfortable volume. The tone should be clearly audible and not too loud.

We recommend using headphones.
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1000 Hz
Did you hear it?
Keys: Y / Enter = Yes, N / Space = No, Esc = Cancel
Listen to three words in noise
Select the words in the exact order you heard.
Sound localization

Listen to the tone and choose where you heard it.

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Heard
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Max frequency
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Speech in quiet
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Speech in noise
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Localization
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Hearing age
Clinician summary
Key metrics for quick review (not a diagnosis).
Ear -
Heard frequencies -
Max frequency -
Speech (quiet / noise) -
Localization -
Overall score -

What to do next

  • Save the report and compare results in 1–3 months.
  • If something seems off, repeat the test in a quieter place.
  • If concerns persist, consider professional advice.
Audiogram — frequencies you can hear
We recommend consulting an audiologist for a professional evaluation.

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FAQ — Common questions

How accurate is an online test?

It provides an indicative result and depends on headphones, volume, and ambient noise.

Do I need headphones?

Yes, preferably. They help measure left/right differences more accurately.

How often should I test?

For monitoring, once every 3–6 months is enough.

Why can results vary?

Fatigue, ambient noise, headphone quality, and volume can all affect results.