Digital Rechaegeable Hearing Aids Seniors, Hearing Amplifier with Noise Cance...

sound guality and fit great

not worth anything

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I had the IncenSonic Advanced Digital Rechargeable Hearing Aids since January 2023.After using them for a couple of weeks, I noticed distortion in the right side hearing aid so I returned them and recieved a new set a few days later.They have worked fine so far.One thing I must mention and that is they amplify everything so volume adjustment is critical. They don't eliminate certain frequencies like the more expensive hearing aids do, but for the price they work well.I didn't notice any noise cancelling on any frequency so as far as I'm concerned, there wasn't any. But that's not a bad thing because depending on your hearing difficulty, if the volume is adjusted properly, it should be OK.One last thing. Be sure to use the correct ear pieces that come with the hearing aids.Through trial and error, you should get the right fit so you don't experience squealing which can be very anoying.As I said in the headline, not bad for the price - if properly adjusted.

Got these last night, and at first in a quite room, I was excited how well they worked. But after wearing them for a few minutes, I realized that they pick up every little sound. Even right now as I type, it sounds like I am banging on the key board. They amplify everything. With that being said, they also amplify all the background noise such as the ceiling fans, and the heater. They do not filter out any noise at all, they simply amplify every little sound. These would be great in the mountains, if there is no wind. I have to take them out when I am driving, or turn them all the way down.I can hear things that I haven't heard in a long time, and things I can hear that I didn't even know made a sound. For example, I got a newer truck recently and I always have had to look to see if the turn signal was on, I never knew that this truck clicked when it blinked. I heard it for the first time last night.They are fairly comfortable, and easy to use. The volume control works with just one finger, but it takes a little playing with to get it to adjust. Sometimes it adjusts with a small movement, and other times it takes a larger adjustment to make the volume change. They do scream if you turn them up too loud and it gets feedback, but it is as simple as turning them down a little bit.I do wish these were actually noise cancelling. They will probably come out at somepoint today at work, because even the printer almost knocks me out of my seat. YES they work well, but maybe a little too well.I would classify these as an amplifier, not a hearing aid with noise cancellation.I do know now that it will be in my best interest to go to an audiologist and get the correct aids that will best suit me.I will be looking to return these unless there is some other solution that the company has for the noise cancelling.

All of the residents at the retirement home I work at has this pair of these rechargeable hearing aids. Charging time is fast, takes about 2 and a half hours to gain a full battery and from that they can be used all day. The case the hearing aids come in doubles as a a rechargeable box that is small and easy to carry around. The residents love how discreetly the hearing aids fit in their ears. These noise canceling headphones have a low frequency but a very clear sound. The 2 hearing aids are color directed, the left ear is blue and the right ear is red, helps to fit comfortably in their ear. The perfect set for the elderly.

All of these red and blue aids are the same v-30 electronics and battery. There's not a nickel's worth of difference between any of them except the controls. i have bought many pairs. When people get wise to how lousy they are they change the name and the control configuration. I still buy them but only when they're cheap!!! I bought the 2 yr insurance policy for 4 bucks. I know they won't last that long so I'll get my money back!

Item arrived 2 days early, and well packed. Item is easy to use, and instructions are clear. I am only using the right side ear piece for now, as that is the only ear that has an issue. Easily operable and easy to charge. I did note significant noise from a nearby fan, so I followed instructions and swapped to a different interchangeable tip and that resolved it. Found that the best way to set the volume was to stand in front of an operating radio and turn my good left ear toward it, and then my right ear, and then adjust the amplifier until both ears sounded the same. It works well. Wish it were a bit less obvious in my ear, but that is just a superficial issue that is a common lament with any hearing aid. Very well designed. A+.