Thank you for posting the youtube embed code, instead of re uploading the video so the views go back to the creator, me! I really appreciate it!

Around 15,000 at 50ish. I assume that's about right.

It's pretty good actually.

About 7,800 Hz with my bone conduction hearing aid. I was born mostylu deaf.

11,800 at 47 y.o. I do not like facing my limitations.

17,000

You're not missing much.

16,300 @ 41, more than happy with that.

15,300 through my shitty earbuds. Might try this later with my Beyerdynamic headphones to see if I get a different result.

The volume also fluctuated as it rose in pitch, I don't know if thats the headphones or my ears.

Dropoff for me at around 13,700 @ 41 - there are other faint sinking harmonics after that, though.

15,300 @ 38!

Fun!

12'960 @ 43. Which is good because I listened to very loud music in my youth (metal) and went to a tun of concerts in my 20's. These days my left ear is rarely not ringing and my right ear enjoys chiming in quite often to boot . I was a bit worried my result would be quite a bit lower.

I did have to use my PC speakers, my headset is old and failed to output anything over 7k hertz. I only use it for the mic these days though.

19,120Hz @ 41 on my AE2 Bose Headphones. Headphones might play a big role here boys and girls; don't be quick to judge your hearing.

Check out your results on youtube..on this video I received a higher result than what I was able to hear maybe with a purer recording of the tone on yt. It was about 1000hz off from this video. Tones are available even in increments of 250hz

15.5 kHz @ 48, though there was an undertone that continued longer. I guess I'm not a teenager any more.

It's a pretty good test of my cheapo Logitech computer speakers as I got the same result with fairly high-specced headphones.

I checked my setup by getting my kids to listen to it They confirmed it was working just fine to over 18kHz, but unfortunately for me I could only hear up to about 13.

As a youth and young adult installing monster car stereos and going to heavy metal concerts, this is not a thing I need or want to test. I know my hearing is shit.

11,700. "Most people under 50 can hear this."

I'm 62.

I'm practically youthful.

My avoidance of rock concerts and NASCAR races is paying off!

A bit over 15k for me. 36 years old.

I refuse to check my https://youtu.be/P7nz6-UVrmU