You can test your speaker and microphone after joining a meeting by clicking on Test Speaker and Microphone.

You can test your speaker and microphone before joining a meeting by clicking the following links if you have not enabled the setting to join the meeting automatically by computer audio: How to test and adjust audio on desktop devices Windows | macOS Testing audio before joining a meeting

You can either use a speaker or headphones to listen to music.

A microphone, such as one that is designed into a smartphone, a USB microphone, or an inline microphone that is built into headphones.

It also means that your audio quality won't change, even if you reboot your PC.Prerequisites for testing your device’s microphone and speakers

These settings changes ensure that you have consistent audio quality across all apps, not just in Zoom. Once you've made all the changes, click on OK.This ensures that third-party software cannot change your settings without your knowledge. Under Exclusive Mode, untick the following options: Allow applications to take exclusive control of this device and Give exclusive mode applications priority.Under Default Format, click on the dropdown menu and choose the highest possible Hz.Don't set it any higher to avoid clipping. Under Microphone, set the volume to 75.

A Microphone Properties window will open.In the Device properties window, look at the right-hand menu, then click on Additional device properties.

Click on Device properties under the dropdown menu.Under Choose your input device, select your microphone from the dropdown menu.Right-click on the Speaker icon in the lower-right corner of your screen.But, if you're still on Windows 10, you have to do it a bit differently.

Zoom test audio microphone