Do You Really Need a Traditional Expensive Hearing Aid?

Or is a PocketAid suitable for your hearing needs?
Take our 2-minute test and find out!

it’s completely free!

What You'll Get :

Easily check if your hearing thresholds are suitable for a PocketAid hearing aid
Find out your percentage hearing loss for each ear
Find out your percentage hearing loss at individual frequencies for each ear
Find out which PocketAid category of hearing loss you have, Ultra-Mild, Mild-Moderate or Severe

Have you been for a hearing test and been told you need a conventional expensive hearing aid?

Many people don’t know that there are three categories of hearing loss spectrum:

To find out which category you fall into, simply copy a few details from your hearing test chart (audiogram) into the chart below. If you don’t have a copy of your hearing test results, you can ask your hearing provider to email it to you. Then, you’re all set.

Get Your Results in Just 2 Minutes. Let’s Do It!

Simply get your hands on a copy of your hearing test (audiogram), and enter the hearing thresholds for the left ear (usually shown as a blue X) and the right ear (usually shown as a red O). You’ll only need to enter the results for four frequencies, so it doesn’t take long.

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Year of Birth

What year were you born in?

Question 1 of 10

Your Gender Go Back

Are you male or female?

Question 2 of 10

Left Ear: 500Hz Go Back

Select your hearing level at 500Hz:

Question 3 of 10

Left Ear: 1000Hz Go Back

Select your hearing level at 1000Hz:

Question 4 of 10

Left Ear: 2000Hz Go Back

Select your hearing level at 2000Hz:

Question 5 of 10

Left Ear: 4000Hz Go Back

Select your hearing level at 4000Hz:

Question 6 of 10

Right Ear: 500Hz Go Back

Select your hearing level at 500Hz:

Question 7 of 10

Right Ear: 1000Hz Go Back

Select your hearing level at 1000Hz:

Question 8 of 10

Right Ear: 2000HzGo Back

Select your hearing level at 2000Hz:

Question 9 of 10

Right Ear: 4000Hz Go Back

Select your hearing level at 4000Hz:

Question 10 of 10

You're Finished! Go Back

I am aware that this Hearing Loss Percentage function is not a medical observation and does not constitute professional advice. It is simply an overview of the audiometric thresholds entered by the user and categorisation based upon the results.

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Customer Reviews

Peter H
VICTORIA

“Such a great tool, I knew I was hearing well most of the time, but was advised I needed hearing aids with a $6000 price tag. Interesting to see that some of my hearing range is actually within the normal limits.”

Greg G
QUEENSLAND

“After much persistence from my wife, I went for a hearing test, but came out really unsure of how bad my hearing actually was and whether I did urgently need to address the problem. As I suspected I only have some high frequency hearing loss, but otherwise my hearing is very good (and I’m 72).”

Chris R
NEW SOUTH WALES

“I came out from seeing a specialist who prescribed me hearing aids but they didn’t advise me my percentage hearing loss which I wanted to know. Using this calculator, my loss is limited to the middle and high frequency range only related to my industrial work, with overall relatively low hearing loss percentage. Good to finally have an answer to my question.”

Refer a Friend

Have a friend who might be interested to learn what specific type of hearing loss they have? Send this hearing loss tool via text message or email. Enter your friend’s email or mobile phone number here and they’ll receive a simple SMS and email with a link to use the tool.