
Please note that only a hearing test carried out by a qualified audiologist and/or a consultation with an ENT specialist can provide an accurate profile of your hearing ability. This test does not replace a professional assessment, so we recommend visiting an Amplifon store.
Understanding your hearing health is just as essential as tracking your vision or heart rate. Good hearing helps you stay engaged with conversations, enjoy everyday sounds, and maintain emotional and cognitive well-being. When hearing begins to slip, it often does so gradually—making it easy to overlook until it starts impacting daily life. That’s where an online hearing test can help, as it offers a fast, private, and accessible way to check in on your hearing from home.
Easily assess your hearing in three simple steps:
Discover how well you are hearing in minutes. Use headphones in a quiet place and follow the instructions. Whether you're noticing changes or just checking in, this test is a smart first step toward better hearing health.
Receive immediate results as a Hearing Number between 1 and 100. This simple, clear score reflects your current hearing ability and a helpful starting point for understanding and managing your hearing health.
After getting your Hearing Number, visit a Miracle-Ear center for a detailed hearing assessment and personalized care. Our experts will guide you toward the best solutions to improve your hearing and daily life.
The results are presented as a Hearing Number from 1 to 100, reflecting your hearing ability. Everyone has two Hearing Numbers—one for each ear—ranging from -10 to 85 decibels (dB) or more, with a higher score indicating healthy hearing, while a lower score suggests you may need further evaluation.
Use this information as a guide to make informed decisions about your next steps.
The Hearing Number, also known as PTA4 (Pure Tone Average), is used by professionals to categorize the severity of hearing loss.
Your Hearing Number changes naturally as part of the aging process. Over time, the sensory cells in the inner ear gradually decline in function, making it harder to detect softer sounds. While these changes are common and often gradual, tracking your Hearing Number regularly can help you stay informed and take early action if hearing loss begins to affect your daily life.
Taken from: https://hearingnumber.org/what-is-the-hearing-number/
If your results indicate a potential hearing loss, an appropriate next step is to arrange a free comprehensive hearing evaluation at one of our Miracle-Ear centers. A licensed audiologist will conduct a thorough assessment, provide an accurate diagnosis, and discuss suitable treatment options.