1. The speech I telling test for right ear does not emit any soundHaving been tested several times by professionals (for tinnitus), I think this is a pretty good tool to check for potential issues, and see a professional.The june 2021 update has bugs.
2. The continuous tone calibration is basically useless, since it's hard to set the correct volume by up/down buttons as it keeps moving; it should've been done as a normal hearing test with subsequent value adjustments.
3. The only issue is you will need high quality headphones to get a truly accurate result at home and of course if you need the most accurate results go to an audiologist, but this works perfectly well.Using it in Demo mode, should really be called Uncalibrated mode.
4. Ironic the hearing test doesn't work.The software is excelentes, but i" m using a Samsung Note Ultra, and dos not differentiate from right ear from left.
5. It's one of the best apps for hearing test on Android, I've been using it for a few years now.
6. I also didn't find a way to store multiple custom adjustments (e.g. for different headphones); that would also be very useful.Very good app but could do with a few improvements such as a home button & some instruction on how to use.
7. The developer finally released an update (thanks! it fixed that persistent crash on app closing, appreciate it!) My only gripe is with the calibration UI.
8. I think study needed to properly understand the results.... BUT... If you suspect you might be having your hearing affected for whatever reason.
9. Id say this is a comprehensive place to start before you bother an actual doctor!Would not play through headphones, rendering the app useless.
10. Adjusting a test to another audiogram is much better, but the UI for it is very well hidden, and I'm not sure it works as advertised.
11. I tried calibrating another device based on the previous I used, and the results are still widely different on the two devices.