Hearing Test and Ear Age Test review

This app from independent developer Yuichi Sakashita does two jobs. The main hearing test measures your hearing from 125 Hz to 8000 Hz and shows the results in a simple graph, a slightly wider tone range than Apple's 250 Hz starting point. The Ear Age Test plays tones up to 20,000 Hz, the so-called mosquito tones that mostly younger people can hear, and estimates an ear age from how high you can go. That second test is a light way to see whether high frequencies, usually the first to fade, have started to drop. The app is free with an optional Premium upgrade for $2.99 on the US App Store, and the listing notes that it contains advertising. It has been updated recently and holds a 4.6 average from about 260 ratings. It publishes less detail on calibration than Mimi or Apple, and it does not describe Apple Health sync, so it is better for a quick look than for long-term tracking.

Who it is for

Curious users who want both a basic audiogram and a quick high-pitch ear age check.

Price

Free; Premium upgrade $2.99 one-time.

Premium $2.99
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 7, 2026.

Key features

• Hearing test from 125 Hz to 8000 Hz
• Results in an easy-to-read graph
• Ear Age Test with tones up to 20,000 Hz
• Runs on iPhone and iPad
• Optional Premium upgrade for $2.99

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Wider tone range than most free tests
• Strength: Ear age test is a quick way to spot high-frequency loss
• Strength: 4.6 average from about 260 ratings
• Weakness: Independent developer, with less published detail on method
• Weakness: No Apple Health sync is described
• Weakness: The free version shows ads, per the App Store listing

Key facts

• Tone range: 125 Hz to 8000 Hz
• Ear age test: Up to 20,000 Hz
• Platform: iPhone and iPad
• Premium: $2.99 one-time
• Developer: Yuichi Sakashita

Where it ranks

Hearing Test and Ear Age Test is No. 6 in our Best Hearing Test Apps verdict.