Hearing frequency check
Listen to tones and record which frequencies you heard.
250–8,000 Hz · 1 s each · both ears
Exercise results
Results appear here when you start.
Results vary with the device, noise and fit.
Hearing frequency check User guide
When to use this tool
Frequency describes pitch. This exercise plays short fixed tones and records only whether you heard them. Earphone response and room noise can affect an unheard tone. Do not raise volume to find it or interpret the results as hearing age or hearing-loss severity.
How to use and interpret results
250–8,000 Hz · 1 s each · both ears
Lower device volume. Do not raise it to hear a tone. Stop for pain, ringing or discomfort.
Only your responses are recorded; hearing thresholds are not measured.
Results vary with the device, noise and fit.
How to use · Frequently asked questions
How to use
250–8,000 Hz · 1 s each · both ears
Lower device volume. Do not raise it to hear a tone. Stop for pain, ringing or discomfort.
Only your responses are recorded; hearing thresholds are not measured.
Results vary with the device, noise and fit.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a medical test?
This is an exercise, not a medical test. Seek professional assessment for hearing concerns or discomfort.
What if I cannot hear a sound?
Do not turn up the volume to check. Check output settings and record unheard tones as they are.
Where are inputs and records stored?
Nothing is sent to a server. Only ear tip and pitch records are saved here, up to five, and can be deleted.