It Was Great
this hearing test had worked great for me. I was experiencing instances of sudden hearing loss. It was very helpful to be able to check my hearing as the dosage of prednisone was changed by my doctor.
The audiogram from HearingCenter was close enough to the professional audiograms that my doctor included them in my chart.
Unfortunately, this app no longer works with iOS 18.
Jacoti, please update the app!
“Unsupported iOS Version
Hearing Center 1.6.1 is not supported on iOS 18.”
The audiogram from HearingCenter was close enough to the professional audiograms that my doctor included them in my chart.
Unfortunately, this app no longer works with iOS 18.
Jacoti, please update the app!
“Unsupported iOS Version
Hearing Center 1.6.1 is not supported on iOS 18.”
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Doesn’t support current iPhones
The app let me sign up, took my data, then said my iPhone 15 Pro was not supported. Really?? Why did it let me install it then?! Why isn’t the latest iPhone supported? Ridiculous useless app who now stole my data.
Doesn’t support newer iPhones - iPhone 14 not supported
The App Store shows the app supports my phone. It allows me to create an account. Give them my information and email. Forced me to confirm my email before it goes forward.
Then it tells me my phone is not supported. Reading earlier reviews, they responded they don’t work with any newer iPhones created since 2022.
Yeah, this is a dead app just trolling for user names and emails. Go somewhere else. You have been warned.
Then it tells me my phone is not supported. Reading earlier reviews, they responded they don’t work with any newer iPhones created since 2022.
Yeah, this is a dead app just trolling for user names and emails. Go somewhere else. You have been warned.
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This is it!
Look no further for a hearing test app for audiogram and data! If you're in for OTC hearing aids etc etc then JacotiHearingCentre (JHC) app is it (and free too)! The app integrates with Apple's Health app for data storage and retrieval (also via the web by the way). The ability of the thorough app to test my poor hearing is useful to me, and recommended it to friends. Pure tone tests span 125Hz through to 12000Hz noting that from 8000Hz I get the value 85dBHL, meaning I am deaf there. The app gave me urgent advice to see my Audiologist soon (done that years ago)! The app is not difficult to use. Try and you get the hang of it soon. Use a quiet room testing it with the free NIOSH app "as-is" (I aim at 30-33dBA). The JHC app needs registering, with email confirmation - no problem. A small price for excellent info. My equipment is iPhone SE 2022, and AirPods 2nd Gen. Search for Jacoti on WWW for info about app's background and company credentials. Impressive.
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Doesn’t Support AirPods Pro 2nd gen
The manual says it supports AirPods Pro 2nd gen, but when I select them and try to test I get “This device is not supported yet.”
UPDATE: Per the developer’s response, there are not one but two problems here. The lesser is that the placement and wording of this error message doesn’t make it clear that it is the device and not the earbuds that are not supported.
The bigger problem is not supporting iPhones 14 and 15, especially since the 14 has been out for over a year. If and when they release a version for the iPhone 15 I will update my review.
UPDATE: Per the developer’s response, there are not one but two problems here. The lesser is that the placement and wording of this error message doesn’t make it clear that it is the device and not the earbuds that are not supported.
The bigger problem is not supporting iPhones 14 and 15, especially since the 14 has been out for over a year. If and when they release a version for the iPhone 15 I will update my review.
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Response from developer
Dear Gadget Guy, We're currently supporting the following headphones: Apple AirPods 2nd gen / 3rd gen / Pro 2nd gen and EarPods, and the following iPhones: 11 / 11 Pro / 11 Pro Max / SE 2nd Gen / 12 / 12 Pro / 12ProMax / 12Mini / 13 / 13Pro / 13ProMax / 13Mini. The message you're mentioning is referring to the iPhone model. Indeed you must be using an iPhone 14 or 15 model which is not supported yet. We will improve our labelling to clarify this limitation and be sure we will do our best to extend the list of supported iPhones for the next versions. Thanks for your review.
