Very useful and a must for all ipod listeners  
By: Coooldoc - 03-Dec-2008
Version: 1.0
Having been an ipod user, I always worried about hearing loss but never bothered to get tested. This app is a dream come true. I found that my left ear was more affected at high frequencies. I wonder if it is because I always use any phone on my left ear. It would be easier if I didn't have to press the play button manually so many times and click on the pop up screen so many times for yes and no. The sounds should play one after the other automatically. There should be a play again button if wasn't sure if i heard it or not. Instead of a yes and no button, yes should be default and a button should be pressed if we didnt hear it.

Very usefull app  
By: Ilanshe - Mar 23, 2009
Version: 3.0
Does excatlly what suppose to
aAter the last update it's excellent!!

Easy thoughful interface.  
By: Vdomeras - Mar 1, 2009
Version: 1.1
Ability to save results would be good. (Aging affects memory as well as hearing. ;)

Very usefull app  
By: Ilanshe - Mar 23, 2009
Version: 3.0
Does excatlly what suppose to
aAter the last update it's excellent!!

Easy thoughful interface.  
By: Vdomeras - Mar 1, 2009
Version: 1.1
Ability to save results would be good. (Aging affects memory as well as hearing. ;)

A must have!!  
By: abuksis - Feb 3, 2009
Version: 1.1
Works great, tested it on all my family.
Nice and simple.
For the last reviewer:
it works excellent on my iPhone with the 2.2 version , and also after update to 2.2.1

Great hearing test  
By: Gpz11111 - Jan 7, 2009
Version: 1.1
One of the great testing software I ever worked with.and very simple

Thanks for the Update!!!  
By: daveweb - Dec 17, 2008
Version: 3.0
after this update it is very easy and clear to use, exactly what i need, thanks!!!

fun to mess with ppl  
By: greeser - Dec 6, 2008
Version: 1.0
I can hear it but my mom can't lol

Nice and simple  
By: gulin - Dec 4, 2008
Version: 3.0
Very nice application that tests your hearing,
does what supposed to do
it's just the same hearing test that i used to go over every 3 moth when i was at the army.

Can't save update  
By: Mr. Steve K - Feb 21, 2009
Version: 1.1
Looks like version 1.1 is latest and saving will be available starting with version 2. So go out and buy this app so we get the free upgrade quickly!!!

from a pediatrician  
By: abollmann - Dec 19, 2008
Version: 1.1
Great application. Easy, slick interface. I reviewed together with a technician servicing and calibrating my in-office audiometer.
What is missing to make it five stars and really useful are dB (decibel) levels for all the frequencies. A larger result layout would also help. Now make this email enabled and you got it.

Excellent must have, recommendation  
By: Shamim - 15-Dec-2008
Version: 1.0
Would be great to let us know what must be expected result for different ages?? Other than that great

Very useful and a must for all ipod listeners  
By: Coooldoc - 03-Dec-2008
Version: 1.0
Having been an ipod user, I always worried about hearing loss but never bothered to get tested. This app is a dream come true. I found that my left ear was more affected at high frequencies. I wonder if it is because I always use any phone on my left ear. It would be easier if I didn't have to press the play button manually so many times and click on the pop up screen so many times for yes and no. The sounds should play one after the other automatically. There should be a play again button if wasn't sure if i heard it or not. Instead of a yes and no button, yes should be default and a button should be pressed if we didnt hear it.

Not too bad  
By: Biddy Johno - 06-Jan-2009
Version: 1.1
Tried this liked it. Only usefull as a toy,I'm hard of hearing and it did show a big difference between me & the wife

Cannot see the results  
By: OutlawJoe - Dec 6, 2008
Version: 1.0
Due to my 20% red-green color vision deficiency, I cannot see any difference in the utilized red/green font color of the test frequencies. Red-green color dificiency (incorrectly referred to as color blindness) is quite common in the general population. Generally accepted contemporary design practice utilizes a concurrent change in size, location, or label over and above a color code to enhance recognition of a status indicator. For this app you could show the red results in bold or with a bullet, for example. Other than the above, the app worked fine and is handy to check freq response of different headphones once you establish your own hearing "curve" on a known reference broad band set. The app provides finer frequency steps than a competing app as well. I look forward to future updates.

Should be free  
By: Amdg222 - 4-Dec-2008
Version: 1.0
Badly done and, having to sit through a redundant range of frequencies that you can obviously hear. Samples click at start and end leading some to think they heard a high frequencu sample. The $0.99 price is too high, this should be free.

Excellent must have, recommendation  
By: Shamim - 13-Nov-2009
Version: 3.0
Would be great to let us know what must be expected result for different ages?? Other than that great

Audiometry  
By: Doug_UK - 11-Dec-2008
Version: 1.0
A great idea, confounded by the response curves of you earphones. My hearing allegedly cuts out at 10KHz when using Shure 300s and 8KHz when using cheaper phones. And when I hit the limit I had to keep running the tests up to 20KHz - three responses for each channel which became tedious. Great idea. I wish I could recommend it but hardwarelimitations means it needs more expensive hardware and a better user interface.

put a DB meter on it  
By: doubledotok - Dec 22, 2008
Version: 1.1
This is fine as far as it goes but if the volume slider had a db meter to test at different db levels it would be perfect. Normal hearing is from 0 to 20 db on the audiogram. This would be neat. And finally if it would show a graph of your hearing it would be fantastic!!