Free online hearing test

At Signia, we want to help everyone Be Brilliantâ„¢. Our free online hearing test will tell you if you might have a hearing loss, and guides you to the next step if you do.

How to take the
online hearing test

1. Get ready

Grab a pair of headphones or earbuds and find a quiet place without background noise. Click on the "Check My Hearing!" button and we'll guide you through the set-up.

2. Run the test

The online hearing test checks whether both of your ears can hear high frequency tones, low frequency tones and spoken words.

3. See result

The result will give you an initial indication as to whether you need to address your hearing loss or not. Learn how to act on your hearing test results below.

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Understanding your test results

Online hearing test FAQs

A hearing test measures the sensitivity of a person’s hearing across the range of speech, from low frequency to high frequency hearing. The hearing test establishes the person’s ability to identify different tones, including in noisy environments where even people without hearing loss can find it difficult to understand a conversation partner.

 

While the results of our online hearing test are not intended to replace an official diagnosis, they provide a useful first indication. If there is a need for action, a qualified hearing care professional can perform a diagnosis in a full hearing examination, known as an audiogram.

Online hearing tests such as this free five-minute test are a great first step to finding out whether you might need to address an issue with your hearing.


Following this quick and easy initial finding, you can get the expert help and support you might need from a qualified hearing care professional

You can do so from the comfort of your own home – all you need for the online hearing test is your computer or smartphone and a pair of headphones or earbuds.


It is useful to have a free online hearing test like this one to give you a first indication as to whether you need to address your hearing loss.

Your aural health is important, especially if you are frequently exposed to loud/high-pitched noises. Getting your hearing tested can identify problems with your hearing before they start to affect your life.


Hearing loss can lead to a number of social, emotional, and mental repercussions if left untreated. It can result in cognitive impairment as certain parts of the brain deteriorate without aural stimulation and the brain overcompensates for gaps in hearing, leading to problems with concentration and fatigue.

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