πŸ‘‚ Online Hearing Test

Free pure-tone audiometry test in your browser. Test your hearing sensitivity from 125Hz to 8000Hz and get an instant audiogram report.

⚠️ Important Notice This tool is for self-assessment reference only and cannot replace professional hearing examination. Environmental noise, headphone quality, and other factors may affect accuracy. Consult a doctor if you have hearing concerns.
πŸ”Š System Volume 70%
Ready to begin Testing: Left Ear
1000 Hz
Ready to start testing

πŸ“‹ Instructions

  1. Wear headphones: Use headphones with separate left/right channels. Test one ear at a time.
  2. Quiet environment: Find a quiet place and minimize background noise.
  3. Set volume: Use the slider above to set a comfortable volume level (70% recommended).
  4. Listen carefully: When you hear a beep, click "I Can Hear". If not, click "Can't Hear".
  5. Both ears: Left ear first, then right ear. Total test time: approximately 3-5 minutes.

❓ FAQ

How accurate is this hearing test?β–Ό
This test is based on standard pure-tone audiometry principles, but limited by browser audio API precision, headphone quality, and ambient noise. Results are for reference only. For accurate diagnosis, visit an ENT specialist.
How long does the test take?β–Ό
A complete test for both ears takes approximately 3-5 minutes. We test 7 frequency points (125/250/500/1000/2000/4000/8000Hz), playing tones at multiple volume levels to determine your threshold.
What is the normal hearing range?β–Ό
Normal hearing thresholds are 0-25 dB HL. 25-40dB indicates mild hearing loss, 40-55dB moderate, 55-70dB moderately severe, 70-90dB severe, and above 90dB profound hearing loss.
Why can't I hear certain frequencies?β–Ό
Different frequencies correspond to different hair cells in the cochlea. High-frequency hearing (4000-8000Hz) typically declines first with age. If you cannot hear certain frequencies at all, consult a doctor.