Frequency Range Test (20 Hz to 20 kHz)
A full sweep to check what your speakers can play and what you can hear.
How to use it
Three quick steps.
Use headphones
They give the most accurate result.
Start at low volume
High tones can feel loud even when quiet.
Mark where it fades
Tap Mark when the tone disappears at the top.
Typical hearing range by age
| Age | Highest tone usually heard |
|---|---|
| Under 20 | 17 to 20 kHz |
| 20 to 30 | 15 to 17 kHz |
| 30 to 50 | 12 to 15 kHz |
| 50+ | 8 to 12 kHz |
These are rough guides. This is not a medical hearing test; see a doctor or audiologist if you notice hearing changes.
Questions people ask
Is this a real hearing test?
No. It is a fun check of your speakers and ears. Results depend a lot on your device and volume.
Why does the sound disappear early?
Many phone and laptop speakers stop playing clearly above 15 to 16 kHz.
Is it safe?
Yes at a comfortable volume. Never turn it up to hear the highest tones.
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