Hearing Aids, Hearing Aids for Seniors with Bluetooth, Rechargeable Hearing Aid with Noise Cancellation, 5-Level Button Volume Control, OTC Hearing Amplifier for Moderate Hearing Loss, Clear Sound

I have recently lost about 20% of my hearing due to a car crash and tinnitus. I've had two hearing tests with subsequent fittings for hearing aids. I just did not want to pay $6,000+ for hearing aids. My friend who is 92 bought some $100 OTC hearing aids on Amazon, and she likes them better than her $6,000 pair. I was skeptical about the quality due to the huge price difference. But after reading that the FDA only approved OTC hearing aids in 2022 for people who could not afford high priced hearing aids, I thought I'd take a chance. I ordered three pair, and these were my favorite! They are sturdy, and big enough that I wouldn't drop and lose one. I just love them. They blend right in with my blonde hair, besides I could care less if anyone sees them. They work! I like them better than the high priced ones I was fitted for. Woo hoo!!

Bought these for my mom who has moderate hearing loss. She mainly uses them when watching TV or talking on the phone, and they've made a noticeable difference. The sound is more balanced and clear, and she doesn't complain about background noise as much anymore.The Bluetooth feature is a bonus she can listen to music or answer calls without needing another device. We tried it out and the call quality was clear.They’re very light and comfortable for her to wear, and the different ear tips helped us find the right size. They really do look like regular earbuds, which she prefers.Charging is quick, and the battery lasts her all day. The LED display is helpful to see how much charge is left. She also sweats easily, so the dehumidifying feature on the charging case gives us peace of mind.The button is easy to press, and she can adjust the volume or switch modes without needing help. The app was simple enough to use, and the hearing test function helped fine-tune the settings.

These are very good effective hearing aids (HAs) which will enable one with moderate hearing loss to not just hear but discern voices at a distance which one would otherwise miss entirely. They have five volume settings adjusted with the function button as shown. It is nice that they come in Caucasian flesh tone as well as the black. There are two shortcomings which may be remedied with future upgrades. One is the function button is too flush with the surface making it difficult for one’s thumb to depress and insure good switching contact. I have remedied this by sticking a thin 1mm thick slice of rubber held in place with double stick tape covered by very thin special electrical tape which holds it in place on top of the button. Now with this modification when I press the button I can easily feel the contact and beep response in my ear and the change in amplification. The other issue is that these HAs cannot be turned off while on one’s ears so if one finds oneself in a very noisy environment one will have to remove the HAs from one’s ears and place them in a safe, secure place which means one may want to carry the charging box for the most secure place to put them. The other HAs of this type (behind the ear battery with the exposed and adjustable microphone – same manufacturer) can be easily turned off with one’s ungloved finger tip with a five second light press on the sensor. I own this type of HA as well from Amazon and they both work well. Note that when in HA mode if you are in the vicinity of an active Bluetooth transmitter (BT) which is trying to connect to something these hearing aids will transfer to Bluetooth receivers like it or not. As soon as the BT is turned off the HAs revert to HA mode of operation.

Got these for my mom and she's been using them every day. The sound is clear and not too loud or sharp. She can watch TV and talk on the phone without asking people to repeat as much.She likes that they look like normal earbuds, so she doesn’t feel awkward wearing them outside. They’re super light and don’t hurt her ears, even after a few hours.She also enjoys using the Bluetooth feature to listen to music or take calls. It connects easily to her phone and works like regular wireless earbuds.Battery life is great—lasts the whole day. The charging box shows the battery left, which is handy. Also, the case keeps them dry which is helpful since she sometimes wears them while walking outside.Controls are simple, just one button to change modes or adjust volume. She didn’t need any help figuring it out. The different volume levels and noise reduction modes actually help depending on where she is.

I was getting really depressed because of my hearing. Was having problem at work too. So my husband encouraged me to try the hearing aids. I was skeptical at first but felt like I have no option so got these and it really changed the game for me. I am more active at work. This pair works really well. The sound is clear. Took me one week to adjust the volume. Have to press one button for different ranges. Was able to adjust to different settings easily. I am able to hold conversations with groups. It has long battery life and are very easy to charge as well. I am not worried about their visibility because they help me in my daily routine.

Bought these for my dad who has some hearing loss. He says the sound is clear and not too sharp, and it helps especially when watching TV or having conversations. It doesn't just make everything louder, which is good—background noise seems less distracting.He also likes that he can use them as Bluetooth earbuds for phone calls and music. The call quality is clear, and pairing with the phone was pretty easy.They’re light and comfortable, and he wears them for hours without discomfort. The different ear tip sizes helped get a good fit. They also don’t look like traditional hearing aids, which he appreciates.Battery lasts through the day, and the charging case is simple to use. The moisture control feature is a nice touch since he wears them a lot.The single button for volume and modes makes things easier for him, and the app helps with fine-tuning. Nothing too fancy, but it works well for what he needs.