Select your output
Connect your headphones and choose them in your computer's sound output settings.
Play a short tone in the left ear, right ear, or both. Check that your headset is connected and that the sound comes from the side you expect.
Make sure left and right sound right.
Say a few words
Start the test to see your input level. Record and replay to check clarity.
Check both ears
Set a comfortable volume, then listen to each channel. Audio plays only after you press a button.
See what your camera sees
Check the image, framing, resolution, and stability right here in your browser.
Choose a comfortable system volume first. This test plays a brief tone after you press a channel button; it cannot change your computer's output device.
Connect your headphones and choose them in your computer's sound output settings.
Press Left, Right, and Both. Listen for the tone in the expected ear or speaker.
Check volume, connection, and output selection. If the sides are reversed, inspect your headset or system audio settings.
Check the input device selected above and your system input level. If the browser asks for microphone access, allow it for this site, then try again. Close another app that may be using the mic.
Raise the system volume to a comfortable level and choose the correct output device in your computer's sound settings. Try Left and Right separately to catch swapped channels.
Check the camera selected above and the browser's camera permission. Close other apps using the camera, then restart the test. Your video remains in this browser.
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Your tests stay with you. Microphone audio and camera video are processed in your browser. A short microphone recording is kept only in this open browser session so you can play it back; it is removed when you leave the page. We do not upload or save recordings, video, device names, or detailed test readings.
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