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Quick high-frequency screening

Hearing Age8-22 kHz

Press Start, listen to each short tone, then choose whether you heard it. Your highest clearly heard frequency becomes an estimated hearing-age range.

Use headphones, start low

Use wired headphones if possible. Laptop speakers, phone speakers, and Bluetooth codecs often remove the exact high frequencies this test needs. Keep volume low: high-frequency tones can be harmful before they feel loud.

Tone volume cap

35% of safe internal cap

Advanced options

Ear / channel

Both Left Right

Tone pattern

Tone length

--Audio sample rate

--Reliable upper limit

If a 20-22 kHz tone sounds like buzzing, clicking, or a lower pitch, that is probably hardware aliasing. Count only a clean high tone.

Manual threshold finder

After the quick test, use this slider to find the exact point where the tone disappears. This is better for checking one ear at a time or confirming a result near 16-18 kHz.

16.0 kHz

Not medicalThis is an uncalibrated browser screening. It cannot diagnose hearing loss or replace an audiologist.

Speech rangeMost clinical audiograms focus on 250 Hz to 8 kHz. This tool checks extended-high frequencies where age-related loss often appears first.