Hearing Aids, Digital Rechargeable OTC Hearing Aids for Seniors with Charging Case, Invisible Hearing Amplifier with Noise Reduction (White)

My husband needs hearing aids. We don't really need to talk about how much they cost out in the wild. These are a try- on to see what kind he likes are are comfortable. For the price of these it's nice to have a couple of options to make the choice. His only complaint with these is the volume button is not easily manipulated while wearing. You need a tiny screwdriver or a fingernail. You really need to take it out to see what you are doing. A button or dial would have been better. If we go anywhere loud he just takes them out, which defeats the purpose of having them. But we have learned they are comfortable to wear a long time. They stay charged for a long time. They have a charging case which is nice to pop them into and put in his pocket if he needs to take them out. They are noticeable so if you don't want others to see them as much this isn't the one for you. Ours are colored, they also come in skin tones but others will still see them. Sometimes they work too well.... he was saying he heard static in the car. I heard no static. I put one in my ear- he was hearing the air conditioner. It was louder than other noise.

They work just not as good for me that i would like, they may work ok for someone else

Usable at first. Nice charger case, lots of earpiece adapters. Clearly not as good as $4000 aids—but did you expect anything different? Apparently good life time on a charge. Didn’t have them long enough to get a good calibration. But soon the left side produced a loud ‘frying bacon’ sound and no ambient sound. Returned them. They really didn’t like ultrasonic intrusion detectors —produced a loud howl (different from a feedback squeal) whenever I was near one; howl would diminish as I moved away from the detector or turned my head.There appear to be many sellers of what seem to be aids identical to Audien devices? I see a famous football player pushing the same thing for 3X price! Looks like there is 1 manufacturer and many distributors. Buy the cheapest one if you choose this route………Now the charger has failed!! Anyone know how to get my money back on the failed device?

They work well in settings without tons of background noise. Easy to charge, easy to carry. All in all a good product.

I used these hearing aids for a short time for a specific purpose, and they performed wonderfully. I'm kicking myself for not ordering them sooner.I was dealing with ruptured eardrums due to bi-lateral middle ear infections, which led to almost total hearing loss in both ears. Especially bothersome was the effect it had on my ability to hear my own voice normally. Imagine talking underwater, or with your head encased in several pillows.I knew that my hearing loss could take weeks to improve, and the only encouraging thing was that I could hear (at higher volumes) when using earbuds. Other than that, I couldn't hear my own footsteps, birds singing, traffic going by or a conversation from beyond 2 feet. It was, as you might imagine, an anxious and frustrating time.I had never used hearing aids before, but was desperate to find something that would help. I would have been happy if they improved my ability to hear just a little bit, but the truth is they were a godsend. The quality and performance exceeded my expectations, especially for the price.They come with several different sizes and two styles of silicone cups/cushions to ensure a good fit and avoid that squealing feedback that is often found with "cheap" aids. Also included is a tiny screwdriver for adjusting the volume. I found that a fingernail also works great.They look like hearing aids, which didn't bother me a bit, In fact, they were a great conversation starter at work, lol. The only suggestion I have is regarding the overall "look" for those who want to be more "discreet" when it comes to hearing aids. If the visible part were a color other than "flesh toned" they might be more appealing to a wider audience.I used them daily for about a week, until my ears healed and I could hear semi-normally again (btw, I was "deaf" for 15 days). I wish I had realized these existed a week earlier! I plan to use one of them in the future for situations where "power hearing" is needed, especially when birding.

These were a replacement for a battery style hearing enhancer that quit working after about 4 years of use. They're not bad for general use, but I found I can't wear them at work because they pick up too much static noise from the fluorescent light fixtures. Unfortunately, work is where I need them the most, so I had to find something else that isn't affected by the lights. If you don't work in an office with fluorescent lights and motion sensors, these might be a decent option for the price.