Behind The Ear Sound Amplifier - BTE Sound Ear Amplification Device and Digital Sound Enhancers for Seniors, Noise Reducing, Black, by MEDca

I couldn't believe it, when I put them in my ear, I could hear my clock ticking, and I could hear the tele so clear I had to turn the volume down to 10 I've normally got it blasting wonderfull earing aidsi recoment you should try them 🤗

Background noise is louder than who you are talking to. Only one was working. But does the job

Not bad , got for an elderly relative. Sounds can get quite high.

Difficulty using for a woman. Noisy, uncomfortable, too heavy Would not recommend Very difficult to read instructions - someone with poor eyesight would struggle. This hearing aid was purchased for my wife.

Anyone purchasing this product, you are in great hands. They work perfectly although 1 stopped working. The after sales help and cooperation cannot be faulted in any way. The product itself is light easy to use and great value for money. Thanks again for everything.

Product seems ok but all of the batteries are dud

So far been the best I've had even hospital ones,

Big and bulky batteries only last a day

Comprate per il mio anziano babbo, per l'uso a casa, la sera, per guardare la televisione (tenendo un volume della tv più basso) Mi riserverò entro 20gg dal 17/5/2022 d'aggiornare la mia recensione (alzando al massimo il numero di stelle, se il mio babbo sarà soddisfatto dell'uso del prodotto) oppure eventualmente restituire l'oggetto con la garanzia Amazon (portando ad 1 stella, e specificando eventuali problemi d'uso, se il mio babbo non sarà soddisfatto dell'oggetto, per un uso casalingo e serale della tv). 8/giu/2022 prodotto piaciuto, Ottimo e comodo da usare solo in casa (la sera) per vedere la tv, ad un volume più basso. Poco idoneo da portare fuori, dato che amplifica ogni tipo suono (dalla voce umana, ai rumori ecc...)

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I'm giving these a 5 star because they are a great value for the price. But if these were the expensive programmed type that cost $1600 at Costco, I'd give them a maybe 2 stars. Cheap hearing aids leave a lot to be desired, but they have an important place for the hard of hearing who can't afford $1600 for even the 'cheap' Costco ones. I look at them like my Dollar Store reading glasses...I always keep several pair on hand, because I always lose them. Pros: If you put the rubber earpiece on as far as it will go, and remember to turn down the volume before putting them on, the aids don't whistle. Sturdy and they don't look at all like cheap pieces of junk, like the $57 (for one hearing aid) Britzgo I bought. They amplify sound well and have a variable volume control all the way from nothing to LOUD. They aren't huge and they are pretty unobtrusive. There are different size earbuds for different size ear canals. They are pretty comfortable (but do take a bit getting used to, build up a bit at a time until you can wear them all day). It’s easy to learn how to put them in, just needs a bit of practice at first. Cons: They are still bigger than my old Costco aids. (But I bet this would make them easier to handle for people with tremors) While they amplify sound well, they amplify ALL sound. I can hear all the background sounds just fine, but I still have problems hearing voices, because these can’t be programmed to match the sound frequency I need to have amplified. I don’t know where the decibel cut of is for the ‘noise reduction’ feature is…when someone yells, or the phone rings in my ear, it sure seems awful loud! The description of the aids say, ‘…unique noise reduction feature and digital circuitry and control which means you have total control over what you hear and what you don’t.’ This is kind of misleading because you only have control over how quiet or how loud the sound is, there is no ‘total’ control, not when we can’t filter out high or low sounds. Other items: I hope the price on these don’t go up too much more, I bought mine for $15.99 and a week or two later they are almost $20 (which is still an excellent price, especially for 2 of them). I assume I got them at an introductory price. By the way, I bought two sets of them, right off the bat, even though there weren’t any reviews yet, but I figured they couldn’t be any worse than the stupid Britzgo I bought and I was tired of going ‘huh?’ all the time. I don’t know anything about the battery life yet, I haven’t worn them long enough. EDIT 3/29/18: The battery life is pretty bad, I can get maybe a day and a half out of them. The battery just kind of runs out and I have to turn up the volume until I need to change out the battery. I'm still giving these a 5 star though, because over all, they are still a good deal for the price. Overall: I can hear a lot better with these aids than without them. They’re not perfect, but they sure are great for the price. Buy a few pairs of them, if you lose things like I do.