Helpful app for hearing test, whether on not you buy something...

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On Tuesday, 26 September 2023 at 10:16:35 UTC+2, micky wrote:

This app came with the yoke-style sound amplifier I bought, but it seems
to work with a cell phone and earbuds too, and though it\'s not what an
audiologist would do, IMO it\'s pretty good, and easy, and includes more
than I would have espected** you don\'t have to buy the sound amplifier
if you don\'t want, though I\'ve included the link

**It tests hearing at iirc 4 frequencies and goes up and down, and maybe
up and down again, narrowing in on the lowest level at which you hear
the sounds, for each ear.

Even for my the $150 yoke style that I got, it seems to apply the
results of the test to the amplification, though I didn\'t try this until
yesterday, so I have no idea if it changed anything. OTOH, mayyyybe
even for their fancier hearing aids, they use no more than this same
app.

But I\'m offering this mostly as afun way to look at your hearing,
without even leaving your desk.

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