Online hearing test
- Preliminary check from home in a few minutes
- Separate results for left and right ear
- Free and fast awareness tool
- Does not replace medical diagnosis or device decisions
Professional audiometry
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Hearing Test & Audiometry
Hearing tests and audiometry are professional assessment methods that measure your hearing level frequency by frequency. At Nokta İşitme, the test process is not just a measurement; it is a consultation experience that listens to your concerns, explains results clearly, and plans next steps together with you.
- Sound-treated test environment
- Audiometry & audiogram
- Clear results explanation
- Free initial consultation
30–45
Minute Test Duration
4
Step Assessment
2
İzmir Locations
Custom
Personalized Results
Free · 3 minutes
- 🎧 Headphones recommended
- 👂 Left + right ear
- ⏱ 3 minutes
Online hearing test
Screen your hearing with a preliminary assessment
In a quiet environment with headphones, complete a short preliminary assessment in a few minutes. The results screen shows your left and right ears separately.
- 1 Find a quiet environment and complete the test without interruption.
- 2 Headphones are recommended; unlike speakers, they allow each ear to be tested separately.
- 3 Make sure your device volume is on and set as high as comfortably possible.
- 4 If you wear hearing aids, we recommend removing them during the test.
This online hearing test does not replace an examination by a hearing care professional and is not a medical diagnosis. If you suspect hearing loss, a professional assessment is recommended.
Professional assessment
The first step to understanding your hearing.
Hearing tests and audiometry are professional assessment methods that measure your hearing level frequency by frequency. At Nokta İşitme, the test process is not just a measurement; it is a consultation experience that listens to your concerns, explains results clearly, and plans next steps together with you.
Audiometry performed in a sound-treated room measures whether you can hear sounds at different frequencies and intensities. The resulting audiogram visually presents your hearing profile; decisions such as device selection, programming, or medical referral are based on this foundation.
No special preparation is required before the test. Comfortable clothing is sufficient. Your concerns and lifestyle are discussed during the initial consultation; after the test, results are explained in plain language and suitable options are shared with you.
Sound-treated test environment
Audiometry & audiogram
Clear results explanation
Free initial consultation
Next-step plan
Comparison
Online test or clinical audiometry?
Each method serves a different purpose. The online test builds awareness; clinical audiometry underpins diagnosis and treatment decisions.
Clinical audiometry
- Standard measurement in a sound-treated booth
- Frequency-based profile via audiogram
- Speech testing and clinical interpretation
- Device, programming, and referral decisions
Process
Hearing assessment in 4 steps.
A transparent, calm, and personalized test experience from initial consultation to results explanation.
01
Initial Consultation
Your hearing concerns, history, and daily needs are discussed. You are informed about the test process.
02
Audiometry Test
In a sound-treated booth with headphones, sounds at different frequencies and intensities are presented and your hearing thresholds are measured.
03
Audiogram & Analysis
Results are shown on the audiogram. Type and degree of hearing loss are evaluated in an understandable way.
04
Results & Referral
Results are explained; if needed, device trial, programming, or referral to the appropriate healthcare specialist is planned.
Test Types
Methods used in assessment.
Basic audiometry and supporting evaluations can be addressed together as needed.
Pure-Tone Audiometry
Measurement of hearing thresholds by frequency
Speech Testing
Assessment of speech understanding and discrimination
Audiogram Analysis
Visual and clinical interpretation of results
Tinnitus Assessment
Evaluation of ear ringing concerns
View →Device Suitability
Device referral based on test results
View →Programming Preparation
Creating baseline data for device fitting
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Symptoms
When should you get a hearing test?
If several of the situations below apply to you, a professional assessment is recommended.
TV volume is high
If people around you say the sound is too loud
Difficulty in crowds
If conversations blend together in restaurants or meetings
Phone call difficulty
If you cannot hear clearly on one ear or overall
Ear ringing
If you notice constant or intermittent buzzing or whistling
Frequent repeats
If you often say “What?” or “Can you repeat that?”
Fatigue and withdrawal
Avoiding social settings and listening fatigue
Why Nokta İşitme?
A professional and reliable testing experience
Standard Audiometry
Frequency-based measurement clarifies your hearing profile; decisions are based on data, not speculation.
Clear Explanation
Results are explained in plain language, free of technical jargon; your questions are answered.
Comfortable Environment
A comfortable assessment experience with a sound-treated test booth and calm clinical setting.
Clear Next Step
Options such as device trial, programming, or medical referral are planned together after the test.
Test Scope
What is included in a hearing test?
Steps and information provided in the basic assessment package.
- Initial consultation and complaint assessment
- Pure-tone audiometry in a sound-treated environment
- Frequency-based measurement of hearing thresholds
- Audiogram creation and results analysis
- Clear explanation of results
- Speech understanding assessment if needed
- Next-step recommendation (device, programming, or referral)
Professional audiometry
Preparation
What to know before a clinical test
- No special preparation is needed; come in comfortable clothes.
- Mention ear infection, pain, or heavy blockage before the appointment.
- If you use hearing aids, you may be asked to remove them during the test.
- Bring any previous audiogram or report if you have one.
- Noting your symptoms and when they started speeds up the process.
We serve Monday–Saturday at our Izmir Bozyaka and Yeşilyurt branches.
Contact
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about hearing tests
Common questions about the online test and clinical audiometry process.
How long does a hearing test take?
A basic audiometry assessment typically takes 30–45 minutes. Total time including the initial consultation and results explanation may vary from person to person.
Is preparation required before the test?
No special preparation is needed. Comfortable clothing is sufficient. If you suspect ear blockage or an active infection, it is important to mention this during the initial consultation.
Are audiometry and a hearing test the same thing?
A hearing test refers to the overall assessment process. Audiometry is the standard technical method that measures hearing thresholds at different frequencies; it is the core component of the process.
What do the test results mean?
The audiogram shows how well you hear at which frequencies. Results help understand the type and degree of hearing loss; device selection or medical referral is based on this data.
Can children also be tested?
Assessment can be performed using age-appropriate methods and cooperation levels. For children, the process is planned with shorter sessions and suitable test techniques; please mention this when booking an appointment.
What happens after the test?
Results are explained and suitable options are shared with you. If needed, hearing aid trial, programming, or referral to the appropriate healthcare specialist is recommended. There is no high-pressure sales.
Appointment
Book a hearing test appointment
Contact us today for audiometry assessment at our İzmir Bozyaka and Yeşilyurt locations.
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This online hearing test does not replace an examination by a hearing care professional and is not a medical diagnosis. If you suspect hearing loss, a professional assessment is recommended.
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