Rechargeable Hearing Aids for Seniors - 16 Channels Bluetooth Hearing Aids - Invisible Digital Hearing Amplifier Devices for Ear with Noise Reduction, Enabled Calls on iOS Android Music

OTC heading aids seem to be improving & getting cheaper more & more over time. These were cheap but, though a bit tinny, they amplify the sound for my mod heading loss well. BT hearing reception works with my android. Lots of whistling til I changed the earpiece size up. Then none. These aren't as good as my $5K custom aids but they're better than the $300 OTC aids I got two yrs ago.

Very poor volume from these hearing aids. paired to bluetooth easily but did not have enough volume to hear a voice or other sounds

The merchant of these products are great to work with, they provide professional Customer Service. This product has the best audio control features! I can hear clearly through 8-levels of volume, the noise canceling feature is superb (no more buzzing or popping sounds), the Bluetooth feature provides the option for a single or dual connection to devices (phone, tv, tablet, etc). The Skin-tone color allows for others to recognize that this product is a Hearing-Aid, no more strange looks in a conference meeting for wearing black ear-buds. I highly recommend these OTC hearing-aids...they changed my life!

Can anyone here post a link to the manual? Or scan and add to the review?

This is a piece of junk. Ordered on the Jan 31, It died March 6 - conveniently 2 days after it is allowed to be returned! There is no way listed to contact them. The battery holds a charge for almost 10 minutes.DO NOT BUY this!

We returned these as the sound was too tinny and did not really allow us to hear better.

First of all, these hearing aids are good, especially for seniors, as they don't come with the usual technological overkill. There is no app for them, they don't have settings for different acoustic environments, they just have one button that is mainly useful for turning them on. This is good because I've had devices that came with an app and a selection of settings, a hearing test that the user can do themselves, etc., but these have mostly given me frustrating experiences and have not improved the ability of the devices to assist hearing.Now for the shortcomings:The one button they have is also used to increase the volume. Unfortunately, you can only increase it (a quick press), not decrease it. This means you have to go through the whole cycle (8 levels) because only after that does the device jump back to level 1. You can cycle through the levels only with the aids in place, in your ear. This is pretty terrible as in one instance I had a loud and shrill feedback noise in one device while on level 8.The device also connects to Bluetooth (a long press), which I generally like because it doesn't require the user to switch devices when they want to make a phone call, for example, but- Switching one side to Bluetooth automatically switches the other to Bluetooth as well. This is unfortunate because in many situations a user may want to listen in on a phone call but also communicate with people present.- While the voice of a phone call can be heard quite well, the voice of the device user is transmitted to the other end of the call in a tinny and squeaky manner.Listening situations:-Normal environment (e.g. an office): The amplification of voices is good, background noise is suppressed well-Noisy environment (e.g. restaurant): The amplification of voices is OK and the separation between voices and background noise is satisfactory-Very loud environment (e.g. bar with loud music): The amplification of voices is good, but loud passages in the music activate a noise filter that suppresses the voices for a second, making communication difficult.Music: Amazingly good acoustics, e.g. when listening to classical music, the sound is broad, reproduces the dimensions of an orchestra well and has balanced bass and midrange.Telephone calls: See above, voices can be heard well, but your own voice is transmitted tinnily.Battery charge: A full battery charge has so far been enough to use the hearing aids several times a day for over a week.In conclusion, if you are in the market for a convenient, OTR hearing device, give these a try, but be cautious, especially regarding the volume issue described.

I really like the fact that I can use them to listen to music as well but they’re very good for the price. I can hear things pretty well.