After a long time updating The app still says it needs updating.

I could really use an app like this as I have moderate hearing loss in one ear and would very much like the ability to regularly update my AirPods Pro personalised sound profile without having to see my audiologist for a new audiogram every time. Unfortunately, unless one can achieve what the app considers a ‘silent’ environment in which to take its tests, results are invariably labelled “inaccurate or incomplete” rendering them useless. I’ve reached out to Mimi Hearing Technologies GmbH multiple times via the in-app link (“We would love to hear what you think!”) asking how to achieve a silent environment — my own attempts culminated in a carpeted room, empty of people save myself, with all doors and windows closed, my iPhone resting on a firm but padded surface, without breathing, at 3 am (result: ‘Quiet’) — but sadly I’ve not received any response from them whatsoever which is a great shame.

I do have Moderate hearing loss in my left ear and still shown in the App that my grad in Non hearing loss.

Easy to use. Assuming the results are valid (and they seem to correlate with my qualitative experience), this is a valuable monitoring tool.

I would give this a higher rating but for the annoying set up process where the app cannot detect functioning and connected AirPods! And when the detection over bluetooth fails there is no way to bypass that step, leading to a dead end before any tests can be made! Ridiculous!

And all the later iPhones don’t have headphone Jack. So unable to use the app. Will delete.

My family keep telling me I’m losing my hearing, so I was keen to do a test before seeing an audiologist. This was easy to do, and the results were interesting.

This was my first time using this app. It was very easy to use and understand. I have felt that my hearing was diminishing but this app showed me it wasn’t quite as bad as I had thought. Very impressed.

This is really useful! Just has a few usability issues. During setup I wanted to swap from AirPods Pro 2nd Gen (not calibrated) to Ear Pods (calibrated) but the app wouldn’t let me and it forced me to quit and restart the setup from scratch. Also, the Practice was confusing. There was no countdown to start or read the instructions and when I held down it said Too Short. The actual audiogram process worked great, only the setup and practice was hard. Integration with Apple Health worked perfectly (but it would have been nice to be prompted automatically).

So I decided to monitor my hearing with this app and then it can put data on my health app so done the setup and practice etc put my two wired earphones in both ears and hit the practice test followed by the main test starting with the right ear first, not bad I’m thinking and then completed the right side and then moved onto the left and didn’t notice anything different in perception of sound (left or right ear I was hearing it from but we were doing left so figured would have to be coming from the left side) Anyhow that text completed and results were being weighed up and imagine my surprise when it gave me the results of (Excellent Hearing) Perfect scores all round!! However, And here is the kicker My hearing is terrible, infact that badly impaired I have been using prescription hearing aids for the past two years that cost me 7nhalf thousand dollars in which I’m still paying off and finally wearing them I was blown away by how impaired my hearing really was and all the sounds I was missing throughout my days and before this I was always struggling with any conversation and would tend to lip read and picked that up along the way not even realising I had been doing it until the later couple years of struggling before I got the hearing aids and I remember not even bothering to make an effort in having any kind of conversations with others as I would constantly have to ask that person or persons to repeat themselves and any other sounds in the background and I was screwed anyways and then the masks made it impossible for me and then I had everything turn around for me after I went to bay audio who gave me a test and then spoke to audiologist who told me I definitely needed hearing aids and was likely industrial deafness that had been progressing more and more over the years and when I put them on I was all full of anxiety and feeling like people were right next to me talking and actually I thought my bubble of silence was normal I mean I could hear noises but just not able to make out a conversation within the noises until my attention was drawn right in on the person as mentioned earlier, walking out of there and out and about I could even hear the small rocks in the gravel crunching away under my feet as I walked over them and so I completely do not agree with this app to be giving any kind of results in that regard and especially results that are then recorded into the my health app!! This is my opinion though and hope you have a better go at it the