Hearing Aids Hearing Amplifiers for Seniors Rechargeable with Noise Cancelling Hearing Aid Loss Amplifier Seniors and Adults Charging Case Volume Control

A fair review of these hearing aids.For the price and easy access, I will say these are worth the 5 stars.The ear pieces are comfortable and stay put (I wasn’t doing jumping jacks or nothing to really test them out, but sitting at my desk working and moving around they were fine.They charged up quickly.They’re light and fit comfortably in the ears.They pick up sounds on a superhuman level- I could hear someone rustle through their desk from several offices down and the piece wasn’t even turned up all the way.A couple issues I found, I wish the case cap was connected- I lost the cap within moments of opening it.There is a bit of static, even turned down, but like I said with the price and availability, this is understandable and I would even say acceptable.Overall, if you have some preliminary hearing issues and aren’t ready to drop thousands on Rx hearing aids, these are definitely a good option.

Cute little in ear aids that work simply as they should. Took a couple of days but work great. Very nice hearing aids. Great battery life. Convenient storage and charging case. Turns on as soon as you remove it from the case. All one has to do from there is adjust the volume for their needs. The one aid was such a world of difference. I didn’t realize how bad I needed a product like this.

I've worn prescription hearing aids since 1986, I purchased these to use when my aids are sent out to be repaired. I really didn't expect these aids to be useful to me, I was pleasantly surprised at how well I can hear with them. They charge rapidly, easy to adjust volume and they fit my ear comfortably. The sound is clear and I'm satisfied thus far after a week of use.

It actually worked well, especially for the money. My dad has lost probably 75%+ so conversations are difficult. These legit made it possible to converse. I bought them at 59.99 and was well worth it but he is an old mule and refuses to wear them because they’re too big. No they are not! He just won’t wear them, so I returned them. 🤷🏻‍♂️

I have no other item t compare it to but I got it for my elderly mother who is completely dead in one ear and her other ear isn't great. After realizing the initial whistle of feedback stops when in ear, she loves them. She actually cried because she was so happy to be able to hear well again in the one ear she has. She said the sound is clear and the earpiece is very comfortable. Her fingers don't have much feeling and she is still able to easily adjust the volume when needed. It fits very well behind her ear and you can't even tell it's there! Thank you!

This is an update of a prior review. I tried expensive Hearing Aids around $2000. but I never got enough volume to actually distinguish speech. Although it removed all background noise, volume was neverloud enough. Then, when i turned the volume up, there was aloud screech and whine that was deafening but again I was was not hearing voices. I tried cheaper hearing aids. They also did not give me the volume needed for someone as deaf as I am. I was quite disenchanted with all Hearing Aids. When I decided to try these Hearing amplifiers not Aids. I knew that it would allow ambient noise as all sound would be amplified. It would make things that I really didn’t want to hear much louder, but for my deafness, I just wanted to be able to hear so I disregarded that. Anyway, i got them about 10 days ago. And I loved them right from the start. All you do is charge them up put them in and wow sound—real loud sound. it was wonderful. Yes I could hear my refrigerator motor, but I could also hear my voice and bird song. It was great! Maybe some people think hearing the wind in the trees is noise and think hearing bird song is noise but for me being deaf, I love the sounds. Another benefit is these amplifiers do not usually produce the deafening screech and whistle that my hearing aids did. And what a great price.

Good enough for casual use

Let's start with the minor problem: upon putting these on and pushing the ON I get no amplification at all. However with a little movement of the volume switch all is well. At first I thought I had a defective product. Maybe but all is well.I have been hearing impaired since early childhood and always had the best of custom made hearing aids--you know the ones that range from $3-6k each. Now I am retired, I don't attend lectures or classes and church has head sets, so I choose to use amplifiers (which is anything less that a thousand dollars or so). They are good enough for my lifestyle of small group conversations, TV etc.I can honestly say of the half dozen or so of amplifiers I have purchased through Amazon these are certainly among the best if not the best. I don't care about hiding them from view of others so I don't mind that they are larger than some and therefore more conspicuous. The controls are easy to manipulate while wearing the instrument and they hold a charge for a long time.If these don't work for what you need, please go to a hearing specialists and pay the huge amount of money required. Hearing is critical to socialization, learning--lectures, etc, and peace of mind. I guess I would compare these to buying magnified glasses at a Walmart kind of store vs. an optometrist.