Hearing Test

Celebrate #WorldHearingDay with the revolutionary new Hearing Test app! This app puts #HearingCare in your hands, making hearing testing convenient and accessible. The latest update boasts a cutting-edge speech intelligibility test (digits-in-noise), evaluating your ability to understand speech in noisy environments. It also includes a pure-tone audiometry test to assess hearing loss across different sound frequencies.

Beyond these core features, the app provides a noise meter for ambient sound measurement, device calibration for accurate results (especially useful with non-bundled headphones), and cloud storage for seamless access across devices. This comprehensive tool empowers you to proactively manage your hearing health.

Key Features of the Hearing Test App:

• Pure-Tone Audiometry: Pinpoints your hearing threshold by identifying the quietest sounds you can detect, determining the degree of hearing loss based on frequency.
• Speech Intelligibility Test (Digits-in-Noise): Measures your ability to understand speech amidst background noise, providing valuable insights into speech comprehension.
• Noise Meter: Integrates a real-time noise meter to assess the impact of environmental noise on hearing.
• Device Calibration: Allows for precise calibration of your headphones to ensure accurate test results.
• Enhanced Features (Pro Version): The Pro version adds high-frequency audiometry, hearing loss classification, age-norm comparisons, printable results, note-taking, and offline access via local database storage and cloud synchronization for data backup and transfer.

Take Charge of Your Hearing Health:

The Hearing Test app, with its pure-tone audiometry, speech intelligibility test, noise meter, and calibration options (plus the advanced features of the Pro version), offers a powerful tool for continuous hearing health monitoring. Download the app today and prioritize your hearing care!

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