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Online hearing test

Use headphones and start with the volume low. Press start: the sound gets higher and higher, and you tap the button when you stop hearing it. Then test your left and right ear.

How to use

How high can you hear?

🎧 Start with the volume low and turn it up slowly. Loud, high sounds can be unpleasant.

1. Highest frequency you can hear

– Hz

2. Left and right ear

Tap each side: the sound should come only from that ear. If it comes from the wrong side, your headphones are swapped.

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Online hearing test: what it is for

The test plays a sound that rises slowly from 8,000 Hz up to 22,000 Hz, and you tap the button when you stop hearing it. The tool shows the highest frequency you heard, a bar with the range for each age and your estimated hearing age, since the ear loses high frequencies over the years.

In the second part, a sound plays only in the left or only in the right ear, to check that both ears hear and that the headphones are on the right way. It is a curiosity and does not replace an audiometry test.

How to use

  1. Put on headphones and start with the volume low.
  2. Press start and tap I stopped hearing it when the sound is gone.
  3. Test each ear and see your highest frequency and hearing age.

When to use it

  • Find out your hearing age out of curiosity.
  • Check that your headphones play on both sides and in high frequencies.
  • Notice high-frequency hearing loss and see a specialist.

Frequently asked questions

What does the highest frequency say about hearing?

With age, the ear loses the highest sounds first. Young people usually hear up to 17,000 to 20,000 Hz; at 40, about 14,000 to 15,000 Hz; at 60, around 10,000 to 12,000 Hz. That is why the tool estimates a hearing age.

Is this test a hearing exam?

No. Regular headphones and speakers do not reproduce extreme high frequencies well, and the volume is not calibrated. It is a curiosity. If you have trouble hearing conversations, see an ENT doctor or an audiologist for an audiometry test.

Is it really free?

Yes, 100% free. No sign-up, no subscription and no usage limits. All Tools123 are free.

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