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How to Test Headphones for Microsoft Teams

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): To test headphones for Microsoft Teams, first confirm your speakers work in your browser using the free headphone test on this page, then select the same headset in Teams device settings. This separates hardware or cable problems from Teams app settings.

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Start with the volume low, especially for the sweep and bass tests.

Step by step

  1. Lower your volume and click Left, Right, and Center in the tool on this page to verify your headset plays audio.
  2. Open Microsoft Teams, click the three dots next to your profile picture, and go to Settings > Devices.
  3. Select your headphones under Speaker and Microphone.
  4. Click Make a test call in Teams to hear how your microphone and speakers sound together.

At a glance

ProblemLikely causeHow to fix
No sound in browser or TeamsLoose plug, Bluetooth off, or muted systemReconnect headset and check OS output volume
Sound in browser, silent in TeamsWrong output device selected in TeamsSwitch Speaker in Teams Settings > Devices
Audio only in one earDamaged cable or mono/balance settingCheck Left/Right here and OS audio balance

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Related questions

Can I use this tool to test my headset for Teams?

Yes, it checks your headset speakers (left, right, center, and frequencies) in the browser. For your microphone, use the Make a test call button inside Teams.

Why do my Bluetooth headphones cut out in Teams?

Teams uses both speaker and microphone profiles over Bluetooth, which can lower audio quality or drop if another app holds the mic. Make sure only Teams is using the headset.

Do I need to install anything to run this audio check?

No. The headphone test runs directly in your browser with no sign-up or downloads.

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Updated November 14, 2026.