Hearing Test & Eye Chart: Hark

Find out how old your ears are — and how sharp your eyes are — in five minutes, with the headphones you already own. HEARING • Ear age: a tone climbs from 8 to 20 kHz; where it vanishes is your number. • Hearing check: six frequencies per ear, one beep at a time, drawn as a threshold curve and explained in plain words. • Words in noise: three spoken digits buried in noise. The answer is a ratio, not a level, so it holds up when you change headphones — and it is the check that matches "I hear fine, I just can't follow anyone in a busy room". • Tinnitus tone matcher: find the pitch of the ringing and save it. VISION • Eye chart at one metre with live distance guidance from the front camera — the letters are drawn for the distance you actually are. • Contrast, colour plates (made for Hark, with "I don't see a number" as a real answer), an astigmatism dial and an Amsler grid. HONEST ON ANY…