Quick Check
Fast slider-based screening
Quick Check
A faster explorer with fewer result bands. Sweep through speech and high-pitch regions for a quick snapshot.
Put on headphones.
Start low volume, then drag the slider and mark what you hear.
Current Tone
2.0kHz
Speech clarity and consonant detail
🗣️ Speech zone
250Hz - 4kHz
🎵 Music zone
20Hz - 8kHz
🦇 Ultra-high
12kHz - 20kHz
Waveform
Idle
Frequency Slider
Log scale: 20Hz to 20kHz
👂 Speech Clarity
Keep volume moderate.
First interaction may unlock audio.
Quick Response
Tap a response for the current position. You can test any point again.
Hearing Snapshot
Samples
0
🗣️ Speech Core
250Hz - 1kHz
Not tested
Conversation presence
👂 Speech Clarity
1kHz - 4kHz
Not tested
Consonants and intelligibility
🎵 Music Detail
4kHz - 8kHz
Not tested
Brightness and detail
🔔 High Alerts
8kHz - 20kHz
Not tested
Alarms and high cues
Status Legend
✅ Normal = heard at tested points, ⚠️ Mild Loss = mixed responses, ❌ Significant Loss = not heard at tested points.
Completed this test? Try another assessment to get a full picture of your auditory health.
01 // Overview
A rapid slider-based hearing check for everyday use. Sweep through key ranges, mark what you can hear, and get a simplified band-by-band snapshot in under a minute.
02 // Instructions
Put on headphones and begin with low volume. You can adjust the inline volume slider at any time.
Drag across the range and listen to the tone change pitch. Focus on speech and alarm-like ranges for a quick snapshot.
Use the quick response buttons to mark what you hear. Quick mode uses fewer bands for simpler results.
03 // FAQ
Everything you need to know about this specific hearing assessment.
No. This page uses inline volume control so you can start immediately and adjust safely while exploring.
04 // Scientific Basis
Quick screening focuses on representative hearing regions rather than a formal threshold procedure. It is designed to reduce friction and encourage repeat self-checks.
"If quick mode shows repeated issues in speech clarity or high-pitch bands, follow up with the standard test or a professional hearing exam."