If you’ve started to notice changes in your hearing, or simply want reassurance, our free 5-minute online hearing test is a gentle place to begin.
It’s designed to give you a simple indication of your hearing health, helping you decide whether to take the next step. While it can be a helpful starting point, it does not replace a full assessment with one of our audiologists, who can provide personalised advice and support tailored to you.
For the most reliable results, choose a calm, quiet space with minimal background noise. Using headphones or earphones is important, as this allows the test to check each ear individually and gives a clearer picture of your hearing.
Before you begin, you’ll be guided to set your volume so the tone is just barely audible. As the test progresses, you’ll hear a range of sounds at different pitches and levels. Simply adjust the volume so you can just detect each one, focusing on the faintest sounds you can hear.
Once you’ve completed the test, your results will help indicate whether further support may be helpful. If there are signs of hearing changes, we’d recommend booking a free hearing test at your nearest practice. Our audiologists can then take a closer look and guide you through your options with care and clarity.
Once you complete the test, you’ll receive an instant overview of your hearing, including:
Based on your results, we’ll guide you on the most suitable next steps, so you can access the right support, advice and care for your hearing needs.
Our online hearing test will provide a good indicator of your hearing health. To make it as accurate as possible, we recommend taking the test using headphones in a quiet setting. Of course, the online test won’t be able to give you a medical diagnosis but it’s a great guide to help you decide whether to book a full free hearing assessment with our expert audiologists, using the latest technology.
The first signs of hearing loss can be subtle, but here are some common indicators:
Frequently asking others to repeat themselves or speak louder
Struggling to hear conversations in noisy environments like restaurants
If you notice any of these signs, it’s a good idea to get your hearing evaluated by a professional. Early detection can help prevent further hearing loss and allow for timely treatment.
Are you noticing others speaking unclearly? Feel at times listening takes more effort? Accuse others of mumbling? Have music louder than you normally would? Missing key parts of conversations? Well, don’t worry, you’re not alone. According to the RNID, 40% of people over 50 suffer from some kind of hearing loss.
At The Hearing Care Partnership, we’re here to help. Take our online hearing test for a good indicator of your hearing health. Or book an appointment for a full and free assessment at your local practice.
Yes, tinnitus (ringing or buzzing in the ears) can potentially impact your ability to accurately perceive the sounds played during the online hearing test. If you experience tinnitus, it’s best to mention this when booking a free tinnitus management consultation with one of our audiologists.
While online hearing tests can provide a general indication of your hearing abilities, they are not a substitute for a professional hearing evaluation. Online tests may not account for factors like background noise, headphone quality, or medical conditions that could affect your hearing. For an accurate diagnosis and personalised treatment recommendations, it’s essential to undergo a comprehensive hearing assessment with a qualified audiologist.
Book a hearing appointment using our simple online booking system.
Call our friendly team on 0800 52 00 546. Lines are open Monday to Saturday 8.30am – 5pm.
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