Hearing health is crucial at every stage of life, yet many people put off regular checks. At Amplifon we offer a free hearing test for anyone in the UK, helping you understand your hearing needs and take early action if necessary. Whether you are considering a free hearing test for seniors or looking for a quick online hearing test, our expert audiologists are here to guide you.
Our friendly, expert audiologist will take the time to ask questions about your lifestyle and health history, to understand your personal hearing challenges and help determine the possible causes of your hearing loss. Next, we will use our state-of-the-art hearing test, to measure the quality of your hearing across different tones and we will also conduct a word recognition test both in quiet and noisy situation so we can have an in depth understanding of your hearing in real-life situation.
Regular hearing tests can prevent more serious issues and improve your quality of life. Many people wonder, “is a hearing test free?”, at Amplifon all initial hearing assessments are completely free.
A free hearing test allows you to:
We offer free hearing screenings in our clinics, ensuring that everyone has access to professional hearing care without any upfront cost.
Book a free hearing test at any Amplifon centre across the UK. Our clinics provide professional assessments with qualified audiologists, ensuring accurate results and personalised advice.
If visiting a clinic isn’t convenient, try our free online hearing test. It’s quick, easy, and provides instant results to help you decide if a follow-up appointment is needed.
Amplifon makes hearing tests simple, accessible, and completely free.
For those who prefer digital solutions, Amplifon offers a free online hearing test with instant results. This is one of the best online hearing tests in the UK, allowing you to check your hearing conveniently at any time.
The online test:
Whether you’re looking for a free online hearing test UK or simply want a quick assessment from home, our online tool is safe, reliable, and completely free.
An audiogram is a graph showing your hearing ability across different frequencies (pitch) and levels of hearing loss. The horizontal axis represents frequency in Hertz (Hz) – from low (250 Hz) to high (8000 Hz) – while the vertical axis shows hearing loss in decibels (dB).
Our audiologists can help interpret your audiogram and advise on next steps.