Online Hearing Test
A Convenient First Step in Assessing Your Hearing, Powered by ReSound—A Proud Help America Hear Partner
Fast, Simple, and Insightful: ReSound’s Online Hearing Test
Get a Quick Hearing Check in Just Minutes!
ReSound’s online hearing test offers a fast, easy, and accessible way to get a preliminary assessment of your hearing health.
Takes just 3 minutes
Evaluates how well you hear words and numbers in background noise
Provides a quick insight into your hearing abilities in everyday environments
While this test doesn’t replace a professional evaluation, it’s a great first step toward understanding your hearing health. Try it today and take the first step toward better hearing!
How to Take the Test
Find a Quiet Space: To ensure accuracy, it’s important to take the test in a serene environment, free from interruptions.
Choose Your Output Device: The test can be conducted using either the speakers of your device or through headphones, according to your preference and availability.
Engage with the Test: You'll be presented with a series of words and numbers to identify, which will help in assessing your ability to hear in noisy conditions.
Important Notes
Not a Substitute for Professional Advice: While the ReSound online hearing test offers a convenient way to check your hearing, it is not a replacement for a professional examination. It should not be used as a medical diagnosis.
Consult a Specialist if Necessary: If you suspect you're experiencing hearing loss or face difficulties in hearing, we strongly advise you to seek the expertise of a professional hearing care specialist. They can conduct a more comprehensive examination and offer personalized advice and solutions.
Why Take the ReSound Online Hearing Test?
First Step Towards Better Hearing: This test is a great starting point for anyone concerned about their hearing health.
Convenient and Easy: You can take the test from the comfort of your home, without the need for any special equipment.
Informative: Gain insights into how well you're able to hear in situations with background noise, which is a common challenge for many.
Made possible by ReSound, a Help America Hear partner and supporter