Hearing Aids, OTC Hearing Aids for Seniors with Bluetooth, Hearing Aid Rechargeable with Noise Cancellation, Hearing Amplifier for Moderate Hearing Loss (Black)

This worked so well that I bought another for my brother! I have the more costly professional ones that costs thousands but didn't have bluetooth capabilities and just needed some simple alternatives for listening to music and can easily switch to hearing mode without having to switch devices. I've tried many in the pasts even the more expensive ones that supposedly works like these, but returned them all because the sound amplification made it harder for me to hear and keep up with conversations since it amplified background noise more than speech. I'm happy that I finally found something that works well enough for me to keep up with conversations. Compared to my professional ones, I'd say these worked 50% as good in quiet environments, and might even be better than my professional ones in noisy environments because it doesn't pick up as much background noise. Perhaps it's better at suppressing the background noise. I was also concerned with the earplug style because those tends to make your own voice sound awkward when speaking. I guess, because the earplugs are very thin, it doesn't create the box effect hence my voice sounded more natural to me. I also liked that these have push buttons rather than the touch kind. My biggest issue with the touch kind is oftentimes, you had to touch it several times for it to register and that can be annoying. With these, it's a mechanical click, so it's much easier to tell. 1 weird thing about this click mode is that a quick click will switch programs rather than change volume. You have to hold the button down for about 2 seconds for it to change volume up. Operations that are done often, such as volume control, should be the quicker click. Changing programs isn't done often, so holding it down for 2 seconds to switch programs would make more sense. I also discovered an operation that wasn't in the users manual. What I noticed was that, if you disconnect the device from bluetooth while using it, you might have trouble reconnecting it after because it's not in the pairing state anymore. You have to put it back in the case, maybe wait a few seconds, then take it out. During that short period, you'll hear the prompt pairing, and that's when it'll switch back to pairing mode and will be able to connect via bluetooth again. The trick that I found was that you can switch the device to pairing mode if you double-click the buttons. If it wasn't already connected via bluetooth, it'll say pairing and enters the pairing mode, just like when you pull it out of its case. This is much more convenient than having to put it back in its case and pulling it back out again.

I bought an Elehear Beyond earlier in the year. I'm grading this on its own as I expected the Elehear to be better. It is, I'm sure the average $80,000 car has more features than a $20,000 car. In general, this makes a good backup. It has two advantages over the Elehear. It squeals less, and it charges better. The Elehear, being a traditional hearing aid sometimes lifts away from its magnetic charging points because of the wires making the earpieces pull one or both earpieces away. This snaps in and when it's in the box it always charges. However, it has a number of shortcomings compared to the Elehear. Understandable given the price difference. It works as both a bluetooth speaker and a hearing. I'd give it a B for listening to podcasts and a C as a hearing aid. Probably better than most sub $100 hearing device (bought mine like-new used, no complaints on that). There's an app available which isn't mentioned in the description or manual. The app connected to my hearing aid but didn't function. No mode adjustment and a volume control which didn't work. It did show battery level but that was about it. I removed the app. I'm not even sure whether the on-ear buttons work, volume and mode don't seem to make much difference although I can hear them beeping. A "real" hearing aid has a smaller ear piece and wax blockers which need to be replaced monthly. These are larger. have no blockers and are less comfortable in my ears. They do function, I found my Elehears didn't charge today because of connection problems in the box. I put these in and got through the day just fine. If the Elehears run out of juice after twelve hours of use, I stick these in for an hour or two at night. As a backup, I'm pleased with this purchase. Four stars given the price, if it had a useful Android app I'd give it an extra star. (Reinstalled app, took online hearing test and made meaningful volume adjustment. Still not enough to give it five stars-pretty crude- but works better):still four stars but closer to five.)

I bought these hearing aids for my father and they work wonderfully. The sound is clear and much louder than expected, and the noise cancellation helps him hear conversations without background interference. The Bluetooth function is a big plus — he can connect them to his phone and listen to calls or music easily. The battery lasts a long time and recharges quickly in the case. They are also comfortable to wear for hours. Overall, these are high-quality hearing aids at a reasonable price. Highly recommended!

These are by far the best hearing aids I've had. I personally hate wearing my hearing aid but with these I don't mind at all. The sound quality is excellent and with the app you can make all the minor adjustments. They are comfortable and the battery life is great. I highly recommend these

One of the best ever hearing aid ever bought for my wife. This has many wondeful features likeauto sunchronisation beteen left and right hearing aid, bluetooth connectivity, digital charge percentage indicator, germicidal lamp, dehumidifying port etc in the device. It is very convenient to wear. Battery life is also good. Worthy purchase.