Hearing Age

How old do your ears sound? Hearing Age, a small Music & Audio app from Mobile Solutions Tech, tries to answer that with a tone test. It rests on a well-known idea: as people get older, they gradually lose the ability to pick up very high-pitched sounds, so the top frequency you can still hear says something about your hearing.

In practice the app plays a series of tones across a range of frequencies and records your responses, noting which ones you can and cannot hear. From the highest tone you detect, it produces an estimated hearing age. The developer highlights a plain, easy interface and a broad spread of test frequencies. The description is brief, so it does not explain whether results are stored, whether both ears are tested separately or whether headphones are required, though a quiet room and decent headphones generally make any tone test more meaningful. It is worth treating the result as a curiosity; an app like this is no replacement for a proper hearing check by an audiologist.

There is not much track record yet. The app has 500+ installs and no ratings on record, so there is no user score to go by. It is free and ad supported, with no in-app purchases listed. The latest update was on 2026-08-21, it requires Android 7.0 or newer, and it is rated Everyone. We list one version, 1.4.

This suits anyone curious about their high-frequency hearing or looking for a quick party-trick test. People with genuine hearing concerns should book a professional assessment instead.