Hearing Test

Set your volume to regular settings, as if you were watching any YouTube movie. Watch Hearing Test and listen very carefully using headphones. The video displays audio frequencies that are being played. You can determine what you can or what you cannot hear. Typically, depending on age, audible frequencies will be between 20-30 Hertz on the low side of the audio spectrum, and 10-16 kiloHertz on the high side of the audio spectrum. There are individuals, however, who can can hear the whole spectrum between 16 Hz (Hertz) and 20 kHz (kiloHertz). Because of the encoding used during the audio preparation, tests above 18 kHz are not very reliable.
Please make sure that you do not increase the volume just to see if you can hear anything!
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[jjovereats]

I can hear up to 15 khz I'm 9 from Catherine.

[Vatsek]

@jjovereats Thank you.

[PenguinSK8R77]

i could hear at 150 and it ended at around 15 kHz

[Vatsek]

@PenguinSK8R77 Thanks.

[ninjacowboy]

I thought for sure something was going to pop out and scare me.

[Scoinsoffaterocks]

I kind of start feeling the vibrations at 0:10, and it only slowly morphs into a sound between 0:25 and 0:40

It only then disappears at around 4:50

[niels4ever3]

from 20hz to 18khz

[Killuazoldyak]

Is it fine if i'm using earphones?

[thomaswinter85]

@jjovereats i can´t hear anything.....

[berlin178]

@jjovereats i was able to hear the whole thing through and im 12

[jjovereats]

@girwillexplodeonyou Bbbbbetter than me!

[jjovereats]

35Hz to <13kHz still hearing a wooshing sound to 15 kHz. Then it's just a fat silence. I'm an 11 year old, nearly 12, is this considered minor deafness or just normal presbycusis?

[Zicko1000]

I heard up to 17khz, though I could still feel it drill through my head after that!