Last updated: 11 November 2026
The tools and articles on SpeakerSoundTest.com are provided for general information and simple at-home checks of audio equipment. Please read this disclaimer before using them.
Not a professional measurement
Our tests use sounds generated by your web browser. The result you hear depends on your device, its sound settings, the browser, the room and your own hearing. The tests can show common problems – such as a dead channel, swapped speakers or rattling – but they are not a calibrated laboratory measurement and should not be used to certify equipment.
Not medical advice
The tone generator and frequency sweeps can show roughly which sounds you can hear, but they are not a hearing test. If you are worried about your hearing, ringing in the ears (tinnitus) or hearing loss, please see a doctor or a qualified audiologist.
Hearing and equipment safety
Always start with a low volume and increase it slowly. Very low and very high frequencies can be loud even when they sound quiet, and they can damage small speakers if played at high volume. Stop immediately if you hear distortion or feel discomfort. You use the tools at your own risk.
Microphone test
The microphone test only works after you give permission in your browser. The audio is analysed on your device and is not uploaded or stored by us. See our Privacy Policy for details.
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Accuracy of information
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