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I hadn’t had my hearing checked in 20 years, so was keen to give Apple’s new at-home test a go. The results were surprising. Here is what I found and what audiologists say. It has been about ...

So when Apple released a software update last week that allowed people to perform a hearing test at home with a pair of AirPods Pro 2 earbuds and an iPhone or iPad, I was keen to give it a shot.

To use this feature, you simply need to take a hearing test, and your AirPods Pro will then analyze the test results and adjust the sounds around you to match your hearing capabilities.

This bold repositioning of the AirPods Pro 2 begins with a free clinical-grade hearing test (also part of the over-the-air update) that allows you to determine whether you have hearing loss.

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By integrating hearing test capabilities and personalized hearing aid functionality, Apple has opened the door to affordable, effective solutions for individuals with mild to moderate hearing loss.

One of them was the Hearing Test, which can identify if you have hearing loss and can show your hearing ability at different frequencies of sound measured in decibels hearing level (dBHL).

But, with the launch of iOS 18.2, we do now have access to the Hearing Test, which creates a detailed audiogram to help map out where any hearing loss might be present… Even though I’m likely ...