Mimi Hearing Test Hack 5.5.0 + Redeem Codes
Test your hearing
Developer: Mimi Hearing Technologies
Category: Health & Fitness
Price: Free
Version: 5.5.0
ID: io.mimi.TestSuite
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Description
The Mimi Hearing Test is the easiest way to assess your hearing ability. This hearing test will give you understandable results in about 6 minutes.
- Modern hearing assessment: Easy-to-use and in-depth testing of a wide range of frequencies.
- Get instant results: We turn your auditory data into tangible insights to help you reflect on your hearing health.
- Track your hearing: See how your hearing has changed over time.
- Export results: Print your results to share with friends or healthcare professionals.
- Export to HealthKit: Easily connect from the Health app and compare your hearing results.
Want to connect with Mimi?
Check out our website: http://www.mimi.io
Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mimihearing
Limitations
The Mimi app is currently calibrated for Apple EarPods, Apple AirPods, Apple AirPods Pro, the Sennheiser HDA 200 & 300. The accuracy of your test results will depend on the type of headphones you use, as well as the ambient noise level. The results we provide are intended as a first step in testing your hearing. Please always seek advice from a medical professional.
Disclaimer
The Mimi Hearing Test is not intended to self-diagnose, -prevent, -monitor, -treat, -alleviate or to exclusively compensate any disease, injury, disability or handicap. If you think you have hearing problems, please consult with your doctor, or other qualified healthcare professional before using this App. However, you are welcome to use this app, in order to prepare or to support your visit to a doctor or other qualified healthcare professional. Use this App at your own risk. The creators don't take any responsibility for direct or indirect damage that could result from its use.
This application is developed by Mimi Hearing Technologies GmbH, and integrates the Mimi Health Hearing Test (HTS-01), a class I medical device under the EU Medical Device Directive, which is manufactured by Mimi Health GmbH. Mimi Hearing Technologies GmbH is the distributor of HTS-01 and the responsible party for further application development outside of HTS-01.
- Modern hearing assessment: Easy-to-use and in-depth testing of a wide range of frequencies.
- Get instant results: We turn your auditory data into tangible insights to help you reflect on your hearing health.
- Track your hearing: See how your hearing has changed over time.
- Export results: Print your results to share with friends or healthcare professionals.
- Export to HealthKit: Easily connect from the Health app and compare your hearing results.
Want to connect with Mimi?
Check out our website: http://www.mimi.io
Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mimihearing
Limitations
The Mimi app is currently calibrated for Apple EarPods, Apple AirPods, Apple AirPods Pro, the Sennheiser HDA 200 & 300. The accuracy of your test results will depend on the type of headphones you use, as well as the ambient noise level. The results we provide are intended as a first step in testing your hearing. Please always seek advice from a medical professional.
Disclaimer
The Mimi Hearing Test is not intended to self-diagnose, -prevent, -monitor, -treat, -alleviate or to exclusively compensate any disease, injury, disability or handicap. If you think you have hearing problems, please consult with your doctor, or other qualified healthcare professional before using this App. However, you are welcome to use this app, in order to prepare or to support your visit to a doctor or other qualified healthcare professional. Use this App at your own risk. The creators don't take any responsibility for direct or indirect damage that could result from its use.
This application is developed by Mimi Hearing Technologies GmbH, and integrates the Mimi Health Hearing Test (HTS-01), a class I medical device under the EU Medical Device Directive, which is manufactured by Mimi Health GmbH. Mimi Hearing Technologies GmbH is the distributor of HTS-01 and the responsible party for further application development outside of HTS-01.
Version history
5.5.0
2023-01-25
Minor fixes & improvements.
5.4.0
2022-11-28
In this release, we focused on offering our users advice on how to adapt the sound to their unique hearing, in order to enhance their listening experience and take care of their hearing wellbeing.
We introduced tabs, specifically the ‘Your Sound’ tab. There we explain the benefits of tailoring sound to hearing ability and preferences, and show products with Mimi Sound Personalization.
Mimi-enabled hardware and software solutions help users to experience richer audio, restore missing details, and hear every word without needing to turn the volume up.
We introduced tabs, specifically the ‘Your Sound’ tab. There we explain the benefits of tailoring sound to hearing ability and preferences, and show products with Mimi Sound Personalization.
Mimi-enabled hardware and software solutions help users to experience richer audio, restore missing details, and hear every word without needing to turn the volume up.
5.3.0
2022-08-22
While working on this release, we focused on eliminating problems that our users were experiencing.
This included fixing the handling of test interruptions caused by volume changes or by switching the audio stream to another application.
We have also updated explanations for inactivity alerts during the test to provide more transparency on why it occurs.
And most importantly, we have significantly reduced the probability of an unexpected error when trying to process test results.
This included fixing the handling of test interruptions caused by volume changes or by switching the audio stream to another application.
We have also updated explanations for inactivity alerts during the test to provide more transparency on why it occurs.
And most importantly, we have significantly reduced the probability of an unexpected error when trying to process test results.
5.2.3
2022-03-31
Bug fixes
5.2.2
2022-02-25
Bug fixes
5.2.1
2022-01-05
Hearing Well is Wellbeing. Welcome to the brand new look and feel of the Mimi Hearing Test app. This new version of Mimi Hearing Test includes updates to the branding assets, logo and colors as well as reinforces our stand in democratizing access to hearing health for everyone.
What is our mission?
We provide access to hearing wellbeing for everyone because we believe everyone has the right to hear well.
What is our vision?
Mimi is building a digital wellbeing platform that bridges the gap between hearing wellbeing and the best personalized listening experience.
In this new version of the Mimi Hearing Test you will find:
- New Mimi Logo
- New Mimi Colour Scheme
- New Mimi messaging
Stay tuned for more updates as Mimi continues to improve your hearing test experience.
Find us on Instagram @mimihearing.
Contact the Mimi team anytime at [email protected].
What is our mission?
We provide access to hearing wellbeing for everyone because we believe everyone has the right to hear well.
What is our vision?
Mimi is building a digital wellbeing platform that bridges the gap between hearing wellbeing and the best personalized listening experience.
In this new version of the Mimi Hearing Test you will find:
- New Mimi Logo
- New Mimi Colour Scheme
- New Mimi messaging
Stay tuned for more updates as Mimi continues to improve your hearing test experience.
Find us on Instagram @mimihearing.
Contact the Mimi team anytime at [email protected].
5.2.0
2022-01-03
Hearing Well is Wellbeing. Welcome to the brand new look and feel of the Mimi Hearing Test app. This new version of Mimi Hearing Test includes updates to the branding assets, logo and colors as well as reinforces our stand in democratizing access to hearing health for everyone.
What is our mission?
We provide access to hearing wellbeing for everyone because we believe everyone has the right to hear well.
What is our vision?
Mimi is building a digital wellbeing platform that bridges the gap between hearing wellbeing and the best personalized listening experience.
In this new version of the Mimi Hearing Test you will find:
- New Mimi Logo
- New Mimi Colour Scheme
- New Mimi messaging
Stay tuned for more updates as Mimi continues to improve your hearing test experience.
Find us on Instagram @mimihearing.
Contact the Mimi team anytime at [email protected].
What is our mission?
We provide access to hearing wellbeing for everyone because we believe everyone has the right to hear well.
What is our vision?
Mimi is building a digital wellbeing platform that bridges the gap between hearing wellbeing and the best personalized listening experience.
In this new version of the Mimi Hearing Test you will find:
- New Mimi Logo
- New Mimi Colour Scheme
- New Mimi messaging
Stay tuned for more updates as Mimi continues to improve your hearing test experience.
Find us on Instagram @mimihearing.
Contact the Mimi team anytime at [email protected].
5.1.2
2021-11-04
This release contains minor improvements
5.1.1
2021-06-10
We've fixed a few bugs and done some minor improvements
5.1.0
2021-05-26
We've fixed a few bugs and done some minor improvements
5.0.1
2021-05-07
- Brand new look and feel.
- Support for AirPods Pro.
- Support for dark mode.
- You can now view more details about your test history.
- Support for AirPods Pro.
- Support for dark mode.
- You can now view more details about your test history.
5.0.0
2021-05-04
- Brand new look and feel.
- Support for AirPods Pro.
- Support for dark mode.
- You can now view more details about your test history.
- Support for AirPods Pro.
- Support for dark mode.
- You can now view more details about your test history.
4.11.2
2020-05-25
Added an opt-in consent feature for future hearing research.
Minor updates and bug fixes.
Minor updates and bug fixes.
4.11.1
2020-03-02
Minor updates and bug fixes.
4.11.0
2019-12-16
This release contains regional usability improvements and bug fixes
4.10.1
2019-11-21
This release contains regional usability improvements and bug fixes
4.10.0
2019-11-18
We made bug fixes and performance improvements to make our hearing test more stable
4.9.0
2019-09-17
- You can now export your Hearing Test results into Health on your iPhone.
- Bug fixes and improvements to make everything a bit more future proof.
- Bug fixes and improvements to make everything a bit more future proof.
4.8.2
2019-08-23
- Minor bug fixes and performance improvements.
4.8.1
2019-01-22
- small bug fixes
4.8
2018-12-19
This version provides a fix for the ambient monitor, the pop up which alerts you if your environment is too loud during the test. Happy testing and happy holidays!
4.7.3
2018-07-02
This version introduces feedback for the user during the hearing test on their performance and fixes some bugs.
4.7.2
2018-05-24
In this version we provide information around our integration with HealthKit and updates which give you more control over your personal data.
4.7.1
2018-05-07
In this version we made minor modifications to the way the hearing thresholds are estimated based on your test data.
4.7.0
2018-05-03
This version brings a new sign-up and log-in flow to the product, a better user experience for our existing and new Mimi lovers. We hope you enjoy it!
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Ratings
4.7 out of 5
25.9K Ratings
Reviews
206Charlie206,
Mimi mimics professionally performed audio gram.
I have been followed by a professional audiologist for several years. My last audio gram was 6 months ago. While it was “mild-to-moderate” hearing loss that was stable since the previous audiogram 2 years prior, I decided to be fitted with hearing aids because of difficulty hearing conversations in certain settings. During the free trial period, I found that the $6,000 HAs amplified ALL the sound, even with turned on. Overall, my hearing functionality did not improve much. And the over-the-ear style was a nuisance when masking and unmasking. I found that I was only using them in the evening around home.
I have returned the expensive HAs and am trying out a set of Apple AirPods Pro ($180) which are programmable using Mimi. The Mimi audiogram seems to match the professional audiogram quite closely. I’m hoping that uploading to the Apple I-Phone AirPod app gives me the results I am looking for!
I have returned the expensive HAs and am trying out a set of Apple AirPods Pro ($180) which are programmable using Mimi. The Mimi audiogram seems to match the professional audiogram quite closely. I’m hoping that uploading to the Apple I-Phone AirPod app gives me the results I am looking for!
Hgtv lover,
Consistent with professional results
I did the test twice out of curiosity. I have known hearing loss and tinnitus, a unfortunate family inheritance, and have been wearing hearing aids full time for about 12 years. I did one test with on the ear headphones, another with wired Apple earbuds. Not exactly the same, but the outcome was the same and consistent enough with results of professional hearing tests that I can recommend this app for screening purposes. Since unaided hearing loss is a factor in some many areas, including social isolation, loss of the ability to distinguish words, and even dementia, I recommend that anyone suspecting hearing loss follow up. Addressing the problem is far better than suffering and the level of daily energy it takes to function when you do not hear well. Modern hearing aids are marvels of technology and improve all the time. My only issue was understanding the very clear instructions on “the button”, holding while hearing a sound and releasing when it stops, and the portrait only orientation on the ipad. My phone does not have a 3.5 connector, so had to use the ipad. Linking to Apple Health had to be done on the phone, and required an account with Mimi, but eventually I was able to link it, and see the results in Health.
Thvedt,
Does it work at all?
[UPDATE: Another reviewer found a workaround. I deleted my hearing ID (there’s a “x Delete Hearing ID” label to tap in the app), and it started to work again. I’ve upped my rating by 1 star, though I’m not sure it’s deserved — that’s a pretty bad bug, and a non-obvious & data-destroying workaround.]
I had tried it some months ago on non-calibrated headphones, and now that I have AirPods Pro, I was curious to try it again. It didn’t recognize the AirPods, so I chose the non-calibrated option. After going all the way through the test, the app tells me something went wrong. Just “something.” No useful error message. It asks if I’m connected to the Internet. Yes. Yes I am. I’ve tried several times, always with the same result. I deleted the app and re-installed it, but that didn’t change anything. Update: The new version 5.3.0, according to the release notes, “significantly reduced the probability of an unexpected error.” Well, maybe, but it’s still a frustrating and useless app for me. It still doesn’t see my AirPods Pro as being calibrated, even though the app description explicitly lists that exact model. Worse, after going through the whole test, I still get that vague “something went wrong“ message, and no results.
I had tried it some months ago on non-calibrated headphones, and now that I have AirPods Pro, I was curious to try it again. It didn’t recognize the AirPods, so I chose the non-calibrated option. After going all the way through the test, the app tells me something went wrong. Just “something.” No useful error message. It asks if I’m connected to the Internet. Yes. Yes I am. I’ve tried several times, always with the same result. I deleted the app and re-installed it, but that didn’t change anything. Update: The new version 5.3.0, according to the release notes, “significantly reduced the probability of an unexpected error.” Well, maybe, but it’s still a frustrating and useless app for me. It still doesn’t see my AirPods Pro as being calibrated, even though the app description explicitly lists that exact model. Worse, after going through the whole test, I still get that vague “something went wrong“ message, and no results.
from.me.2.you,
Interesting & thorough!
I downloaded the app just because I was curious as to whether I had any real hearing loss yet, I’m a 29 y.o. female and I am always having to ask people to repeat themselves or back up shows so I can hear what they said again. Shockingly this app came out stating I don’t have any hearing loss yet but it did mention that my hearing is worse than about 87% of my age group so I thought that was a good take away and set notifications on my iPhone offered in the hearing section (I think under general>accessibility) so that I can take preventative steps going forward—especially since I love listening to music and loud, bass-bumping music at that. Love the app and that I didn’t have to pay or even create a user account (no email required) before taking the actual test! 5 stars!!
brieyonce,
Seems accurate, but says I have no hearing loss?
I wanted to have my audiogram data input into my Health app so I downloaded this test. I used Samsung Galaxy Buds to conduct the hearing test even though it is not one of the calibrated earbuds, as I do not have AirPods. I had to go into my settings > Accessibility > Audio/Visual and toggle Balance to completely Left or completely Right depending on which ear was being tested, otherwise I’d hear it in both earbuds no matter which ear was being tested.
I compared the results to my professional audiogram I had done recently, and the results are quite similar considering this is a mobile app hearing test that took 5 minutes.
HOWEVER, the app concluded that I had no hearing loss, even though my right ear rated at 3 dBHL and is known to have severe hearing loss according to the audiogram I had done at the doctor’s. I’m not sure what criteria Mimi is using here, but I consider myself to have hearing loss even though my left ear hears “normally.” I’m surprised at how accurate a mobile app can be, but I am confused at the conclusions the test presents for those of us with unilateral hearing loss.
I compared the results to my professional audiogram I had done recently, and the results are quite similar considering this is a mobile app hearing test that took 5 minutes.
HOWEVER, the app concluded that I had no hearing loss, even though my right ear rated at 3 dBHL and is known to have severe hearing loss according to the audiogram I had done at the doctor’s. I’m not sure what criteria Mimi is using here, but I consider myself to have hearing loss even though my left ear hears “normally.” I’m surprised at how accurate a mobile app can be, but I am confused at the conclusions the test presents for those of us with unilateral hearing loss.
LelandJ,
UPDATE (was Cannot calculate results anymore)
UPDATE Sept 2022 with a workaround: At the bottom of the main screen, you should see a small “x Delete Hearing ID” in red letters. I tapped this just in case my data was corrupt or incompatible. Right after that, I was able to select my AirPods Pro, and then do another hearing test. This also did not delete the audiogram that was already saved in Apple Health, so now I can compare my results in Health.
Original review and issue below:
I ran a test in Dec 2021 with my AirPods Pro, and everything worked fine. However, sometime within a month or two later, I’ve experienced the following: Mimi fails to recognize the AirPods; I can only do an uncalibrated test, after which Mimi fails to calculate results; I tried to create an account and Mimi fails to connect to the internet. The app is currently useless. Recent updates have not corrected the problem. iPhone 12 Pro, iOS 15.4.1, AirPods Pro firmware 4E71.
Original review and issue below:
I ran a test in Dec 2021 with my AirPods Pro, and everything worked fine. However, sometime within a month or two later, I’ve experienced the following: Mimi fails to recognize the AirPods; I can only do an uncalibrated test, after which Mimi fails to calculate results; I tried to create an account and Mimi fails to connect to the internet. The app is currently useless. Recent updates have not corrected the problem. iPhone 12 Pro, iOS 15.4.1, AirPods Pro firmware 4E71.
bells 🔔,
Will be unable to complete if you have severe hearing loss
I have moderate to severe hearing loss depending on the frequency (from 30dB HL to 80dB HL) and I downloaded Mimi in the hopes that I could take the hearing test and use the audiogram results in the Health app. (I was also curious to see how closely it would match my audiogram).
Unfortunately, there were a few times when the hearing test stopped entirely because it thought I was “inactive” (i.e., not responding to the sounds by holding the button). In fact, i could not hear the sound at all. Pressing the “tap for help” button only provides options to skip that ear or restart the test. Can there be an option that says “I don’t hear anything”? This would allow a user to explicitly confirm that their loss is greater than the volume the frequency is being played at.
My test results were so incomplete that the “results” screen basically only plotted two or three dots for each ear, and was unable to calculate an average hearing loss.
Unfortunately, there were a few times when the hearing test stopped entirely because it thought I was “inactive” (i.e., not responding to the sounds by holding the button). In fact, i could not hear the sound at all. Pressing the “tap for help” button only provides options to skip that ear or restart the test. Can there be an option that says “I don’t hear anything”? This would allow a user to explicitly confirm that their loss is greater than the volume the frequency is being played at.
My test results were so incomplete that the “results” screen basically only plotted two or three dots for each ear, and was unable to calculate an average hearing loss.
plaintiger,
Impressive hearing test
I'm impressed with the way this test works and the detailed results it gives. The only things I didn't like were that the very short list of calibrated headphones given at the start of the test includes three kinds of Apple AirPods, but not the AirPods Max (which are the ones I have, of course), and the fact that I took this test in an extremely quiet environment while Mimi said that my environment got noisy during the test.
I hope they update the app to include the AirPods Max soon…and I'll have to retake the test with my AirPods noise cancellation off to make sure that no noise did occur in my listening environment (in which pretty much no noise ever occurs – it's my living space, it's in a very quiet neighborhood, house set far back from the quiet street, no noisy neighbors…I can't imagine what noise Mimi thinks it heard during my hearing test...and after telling me my environment was quiet before starting the test).
I hope they update the app to include the AirPods Max soon…and I'll have to retake the test with my AirPods noise cancellation off to make sure that no noise did occur in my listening environment (in which pretty much no noise ever occurs – it's my living space, it's in a very quiet neighborhood, house set far back from the quiet street, no noisy neighbors…I can't imagine what noise Mimi thinks it heard during my hearing test...and after telling me my environment was quiet before starting the test).
Kids_Need_$,
Impressively accurate for normal hearing person
I’m an audiologist with a PhD and background in computer programming and headphone calibration. I just took the Mimi hearing test (PTT version) with my Apple AirPod Pro headphones (verified good seal with the seal test) while I sat in my clinic’s sound proof booth- the Mimi PTT was identical to my last diagnostic audiogram (i.e., to the decibel, across each frequency in each ear). I am SO impressed with how well the Mimi team built this app! If you use this app and it suggests you have any hearing loss - believe it, and take the next step and go see an audiologist to get the full battery of tests done (this Mimi test represents the first of about 5 tests done in a standard audiometric test battery). I wish all my patients took a Mimi test first before coming to see me!
yridivlblvkflce,
Results seem inconsistent
My right ear does not hear well at all. While testing it, the app repeatedly told me that because I hadn’t heard anything for ten seconds I should restart. I ignored it and continued but this happened three times so I couldn’t help but feel a bit punished for my bad hearing.
Mini identified that ear at 33% hearing capacity and my other ear at 90%. Their final overall verdict was that I have no hearing loss whatsoever (the best category!) despite the fact that the descriptions put me at moderate hearing loss, the second worst category. I don’t understand how I can be at 1/3 of my hearing in an ear and still qualify as no hearing loss and there seems to be no information in the app on why this would be other than that they use WHO standards.
Let me assure you that having one good ear doesn’t always mean I can easily hear everything. The left side of my head does not point everywhere at once.
Mini identified that ear at 33% hearing capacity and my other ear at 90%. Their final overall verdict was that I have no hearing loss whatsoever (the best category!) despite the fact that the descriptions put me at moderate hearing loss, the second worst category. I don’t understand how I can be at 1/3 of my hearing in an ear and still qualify as no hearing loss and there seems to be no information in the app on why this would be other than that they use WHO standards.
Let me assure you that having one good ear doesn’t always mean I can easily hear everything. The left side of my head does not point everywhere at once.
