How to Test Left and Right Speakers or Headphones Online
Play a tone in the left, right or both channels and change frequency and wave shape to check your speakers or headphones.

When music sounds wrong or a call is silent on one side, you need to know if the problem is the file, the setting or the hardware. A simple tone test finds out.
Quick answer
Press Left, Right or Both to play a tone in that channel. Change the frequency and the wave shape to check how your speakers handle low and high sounds.
Steps
- Lower your volume first, because pure tones can be loud and tiring.
- Press Left and check that sound comes from the left only.
- Press Right and check the right side.
- Press Both to hear a centred tone.
- Move the frequency from low (100 Hz) to high (10,000 Hz).
What to listen for
- No sound on one side: wire, plug or channel setting issue.
- Crackling: damaged cable or loose connector.
- Distortion at high volume: small speakers hitting their limits.
- Missing low tones: speakers cannot reproduce bass.
- Reversed channels: left and right swapped in the setup.
Fixing problems
- Check the audio balance slider in the system settings.
- Try another cable, port or Bluetooth reconnection.
- Test in another browser or device.
- Clean the headphone jack gently.
Safety
Keep the volume low at first and take breaks. High pure tones can be unpleasant and may harm hearing at loud levels.
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