Flaygo Hearing Aids for Seniors, OTC Hearing Aids for People with Hearing Loss, Sound Quality Restoration, Intelligent Noise Reduction, Standby 80h, One-Button Operation, Comfortable Wearing,Beige

We bought these Flygo hearing aids for my mom and we were just excited at how light and comfortable and how good he can hear now. The sound is crisp and clear. This Hearing Aids are an excellent choice. Great item they work really good highly recommend to anyone. Most especially if you needed them because your 70 year old mom had a hearing loss. I was skeptical but found them to work very well with Design. It did take me a while to get my left one adjusted to fit properly, but finally succeeded. I wish the over the hear part was a little smaller but worked fine with her glasses. The price was good. I've tried less expensive ones and was not satisfied. The part that was in the ear canal was so large I couldn't get them in properly. Totally recommend purchasing these. These hearing aids by far, have worked fantastic compared to the expensive pair. My husband also wears glasses, and they fit very comfortably with these hearing aids. I would definitely recommend them to anyone with hearing loss. We also love the compact charger that comes with them.

Purchased these a month ago. I have had prescription hearing aids and this is my fourth OTC set. I purchased them due to the LOW price AND mostly, the reviews from other buyers. I thought, what do I have to lose? First, comfort level: This is a problem I have had with ALL previous aids, due to my small ear canals. They would become irritated by the end of the day, BUT these came with the smallest removable domes/ear tips of ANY that I've had. They're so comfortable (for me), that the only way I know I'm wearing them, is that I can hear. Second, the quality of the amplified sound: Very little distortion and/or static compared to other OTC aids I've had. Third, I was concerned about autonomy, but as an example, yesterday, I put them in at 9am and they didn't pup out until nearly 3am the following morning (we were playing board games on Christmas Eve). Note: I DO NOT have to turn them all the way up with my level of hearing loss and therefore a higher power consumption. Fourth, feedback: BTE aids tend not to have as great a degree of feedback problems as ITE aids, because the speaker and mic are further apart, unless you have to crank them up due to a severe loss of hearing. I haven't had feedback issues. In a former life, I worked for 3 different hearing aid manufacturers and I know feedback can be a problem with more powerful aids. At this point, even though they ARE NOT THE MOST SPHISTICATED aids on the market or that I've owned, I am VERY SATISFIED with these FLAYGO Hearing aids. I believe, that like me, if you have a moderate hearing loss, they may be just the ticket to improve your quality of hearing life.

They work perfectly and feel very comfortable, even after using them for long periods of time. The sound quality is great and there are no connection issues at all. One thing I really love is that they can be charged with a cable, which is much more convenient than my old ones and saves me from constantly changing batteries. Overall, they’re reliable, easy to use, and a big upgrade from what I had before. I’m very happy with this purchase and would definitely recommend them.

I bought these for my grandpa for his birthday, he swore we would never find any better than the ones he had currently but they were old and I figured new ones would be best. He put them on and was shocked at how great his hearing was! He loves them said they were the best pair he has ever had! Very easy to figure out, came fully charged so he was able to wear them right away! Great purchase!!!

My mother has been using this hearing aid for some time now, and it has made a noticeable difference in her daily life. The sound is clear and natural, which helps her understand conversations much better, especially when talking with family or watching television. The hearing aid is very comfortable and easy for her to wear throughout the day. It is lightweight, fits well in the ear, and does not cause discomfort, even after many hours of use. The controls are simple and senior-friendly, making it easy for her to adjust the volume on her own. We are also very pleased with the battery life, as it lasts all day without needing frequent recharging or battery changes. The design is discreet, which makes her feel more confident when wearing it. Overall, this hearing aid has improved my mother’s independence and quality of life. It helps her stay connected, confident, and engaged in conversations. We would highly recommend it to other seniors looking for a comfortable, easy-to-use, and reliable hearing aid.

I purchased these hearing aids for my dad and they work amazingly well. The sound quality is clear and natural, and the noise reduction really helps. The battery life is excellent, lasting a long time without frequent charging. They are lightweight, comfortable, and very easy to use, which is important for seniors. The different sound level settings are a great feature and make it easy to customize for his hearing loss. My dad is very happy with them, and so am I.

I had (still have, but it's set aside now) an in-ear aid. That one was also from Amazon as I'm never going to hork up $3k ~ $4k for something somewhat better with medical grade ones. It worked pretty good despite my left ear's 85% loss that's been that way for 40 years. Although it worked okay, it was a constant fiddling with it as it would get uncomfortable. It also has a tiny adjustment on it that would get bumped or changed every time I would touch it. There's no DSP or anything else, it just amplified everything - dogs barking, our Love Bird screeching, you name it. Then, there are these. I've held off for a while before reviewing. I can wear it all day. The part that fits in the ear have virtually no weight at all, so it doesn't fell like there's something there. The part behind my ear has very little weight either, and glasses doesn't seem to be an issue. You will have to try it with the various soft silicone earplugs they supply to get a good and tight fit. The great part about them is the DSP. (Digital Signal Processing) They clamp down on loud noises. I don't have to claw them out when our German Shepherd and Pitbull go into intruder alert mode. Even clanging down the lid of the BBQ momentarily drops level, and it eases back up. And, you do NOT have to listen to hissing AC vents, fans, or other ambient sounds. The DSP seems to filter out irritating noise. The DSP has made me readjust how I wear these. I figured out that the delay when powering up, it's "learning" the environment and probably the pressure in your ear. It comes alive after about 15 seconds, and you hear a beep. It remembers the last used level, so you just turn it on when putting it in. I started out hitting the button thinking I had to ramp up levels each time, but it goes back to where it was, so now I just put it in, and turn it on. When it's working, you can hear voices much better, but no constant ambient sounds. That takes mental adjustment because with the cheaper amplified type, you get used to hearing all that noise thinking that's how they work. My bad ear is best at level 3. There's 4 levels. What you need to do when trying them out the first time, is play something on your phone, preferably a BLOG or recording of someone talking. Hold it in front of you, and move it to your right, then left ear and back a few times. I have an okay right ear, so that's my "baseline." So, swing the phone back and forth all the way around your head in an arc. With level 3, I can hear the voice about the same in each ear. With no aid, I can't tell what's being said when the phone's by my left ear. Closing my eyes, the phone's sound travels back and forth. If you set the levels to hear incoming ambient sounds, it's set too high. Took me a while to figure that out. I can wear both, but the right at level 1. In that case, I end up with dog hearing, probably can track squirrels with both in. The carrying case also charges them. The case uses the newer USB type C. I don't like manufacturers who pawn off old stock electronics with MicroUSB ports. Type C is the current plug, even on iPhones now. There's magnets on the bottom of the aids to hold them in place, so they won't fall out on you. They're secured in place with the lid open, yet easy to remove and put on. The case also has a hidden display that lights up in charging percent, and flashing bars for each aid when they're stored and charging. Wearing one aid all day, and it takes about 10% of the case's battery, so I'd guess 20% with a pair, so about five charges as their ad copy says. I'd say if you've had your hearing checked, and they're pushing you to buy a set of hearing aids for five grand, try a set of these instead.

I got this for my 86 y.o. mom. She has significant hearing loss, she was tested but couldn't afford the $5000 hearing aids they offered. This works well, she can hear decently now, and the charge lasts all day. It's easy for her to operate and the charging pod is convenient. They are pretty discreet, that was a huge thing as my mom refused to wear an aid that could be easily seen. Of course this isn't going to be as advanced as those expensive ones made for you but this is a great option when money is an issue. I was shocked at how good it is. Yes, I tried it too!