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How does the hearing test work?

The test plays pure sine wave tones at specific frequencies from 125Hz to 16kHz. For each frequency, you click 'I can hear it' or 'I cannot hear it'. After completing all frequencies, a chart shows your hearing response across the frequency spectrum.

Is this a medical hearing test?

No, this is not a medical diagnosis. It is a basic frequency response check that can indicate general hearing patterns. For a proper hearing evaluation, consult an audiologist who uses calibrated equipment in a soundproof booth.

Should I use headphones or speakers?

Headphones are strongly recommended for the most accurate results. Speakers can introduce room acoustics, background noise, and frequency distortion that affect the test. Over-ear headphones provide the best isolation.

What is a normal hearing range?

Healthy human hearing typically ranges from 20Hz to 20,000Hz. This test covers 125Hz to 16kHz, which covers the most important speech and music frequencies. The ability to hear 8kHz-16kHz often decreases with age.

Why might I not hear high frequencies?

High-frequency hearing loss is common, especially with age (presbycusis) or noise exposure. Most adults over 50 have some difficulty hearing frequencies above 12kHz. This is usually normal.

How loud are the test tones?

The tones are played at a moderate, consistent volume level. You should set your device volume to a comfortable listening level before starting. The test does not play extremely loud sounds.

Can I retake the test?

Yes, click 'Restart Test' to begin again. Results can vary based on your environment, volume settings, and even your current state of alertness. Multiple tests may give more consistent results.

What do the results mean?

The results show which frequencies you could detect. A dip at certain frequencies may suggest sensitivity loss in that range. This information is for educational purposes and should not replace professional audiological testing.

How long does the test take?

The test has 12 frequency steps. Each tone plays for a few seconds, so the entire test takes about 1-2 minutes depending on how quickly you respond.

Does this test both ears?

This test plays sound through both channels simultaneously (or whatever your audio output is set to). For individual ear testing, you would need to use a single earbud at a time or visit an audiologist.

Hearing Test

Test your hearing range by playing tones at different frequencies from 125Hz to 16kHz.

BeginnerDevice ToolsFreev1.0.0Updated Jul 23, 2025

Hearing Test

12 frequencies from 125Hz to 16kHz

Ready to Test Your Hearing?

🎧 Use headphones for best results
🔊 Set volume to a comfortable level
🔇 Find a quiet environment
⏱️ Test takes about 1-2 minutes

How to Use Hearing Test

Put on headphones — Headphones are strongly recommended for accurate results.
Set comfortable volume — Adjust your device volume to a moderate, comfortable level.
Start the test — Click Start Test and a tone will play at 125Hz.
Respond honestly — Click 'I Can Hear It' or 'I Cannot Hear It' for each frequency.
View results — After all 12 frequencies, see your hearing response chart.

Features

12 test frequencies from 125Hz to 16kHz
Visual frequency response bar chart
Play/replay each tone before answering
Heard vs missed counter during test
Pure sine wave tones via Web Audio API
Fade-in/fade-out to prevent clicks
Progress tracking with percentage
Not a medical diagnosis — educational only

Tips for Using Hearing Test

Use headphones instead of speakers for the most accurate frequency detection results.
Set your volume to a comfortable level before starting — the test uses varying volumes.
Take the test in a quiet room using Noise Level Meter to ensure environmental sounds do not interfere.
If you cannot hear high frequencies, first check your speakers with Speaker Test.
After testing hearing, verify your microphone captures audio properly with Microphone Test.
This is a screening tool only — consult an audiologist for a professional hearing evaluation.
Retest at different times of day as ear fatigue can temporarily affect your hearing sensitivity.

Frequently Asked Questions

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How to Use Hearing Test

Put on headphones — Headphones are strongly recommended for accurate results.

Set comfortable volume — Adjust your device volume to a moderate, comfortable level.

Start the test — Click Start Test and a tone will play at 125Hz.

Respond honestly — Click 'I Can Hear It' or 'I Cannot Hear It' for each frequency.

View results — After all 12 frequencies, see your hearing response chart.

Tips for Using Hearing Test

Use headphones instead of speakers for the most accurate frequency detection results.

Set your volume to a comfortable level before starting — the test uses varying volumes.

Take the test in a quiet room using Noise Level Meter to ensure environmental sounds do not interfere.

If you cannot hear high frequencies, first check your speakers with Speaker Test.

After testing hearing, verify your microphone captures audio properly with Microphone Test.

This is a screening tool only — consult an audiologist for a professional hearing evaluation.

Retest at different times of day as ear fatigue can temporarily affect your hearing sensitivity.