The assessment evaluates hearing sensitivity across a range of sound frequencies, helping identify how effectively the ear can detect both low and high-pitched sounds.

Key areas measured include:
• Low Frequency Hearing (e.g. 250 Hz – 500 Hz)
• Mid Frequency Hearing (speech range)
• High Frequency Hearing (e.g. 4 kHz)
• Very High Frequency Hearing (e.g. 8 kHz)
• Sound clarity and detection thresholds

These ranges are critical because different frequencies correspond to different real-world sounds, from conversations and alarms to machinery and environmental cues.

How the Test Works

The Hearing Test is simple and user-friendly, taking approximately 2–3 minutes to complete.

Users listen to a series of tones across different frequencies and indicate when they can hear them. The test is designed to work with standard headphones or earphones for better accuracy.

At the end of the assessment, users receive:
• A hearing performance score
• A breakdown by frequency range
• Clear indicators such as Good, Average, or Needs Attention
• Easy-to-understand feedback

For example, results may show strong hearing across high and very high frequencies, while identifying potential gaps in other ranges.