Rechargeable Hearing Aids for Seniors

These are not what they say they are they stopped working after 1 month

For those who gave low ratings, there is a significant difference between digital hearing aids that cost 1000's of dollars and hearing amplifiers that sell for under $100.00. If you suffer from mild hearing loss, these hearing aids might work for you. They do a decent job of amplifying the sound around you, especially when watching TV, yes you will get the occasional whistling feedback, usually associated when your hands are near your ears. They do poorly when in a crowded room and when there is a lot of chatter going on; that's to be accepted. Don't lose sight of the fact that these hearing aids sell for under $100.00. They are tiny and fit in the ear, and they are virtually invisible. Granted, it is somewhat difficult to adjust the volume, but once you set it, you're done. They are rechargeable and depending on how high you set the volume, you can get up to 18 hours of use. For my needs these hearing aids are fine.

They never worked. Sadly my mother needed them so bad. This was her hope to good hearing aides. We charged them but they never turned on. Paid for the warranty and impossible to get an agent to help. So at this point we just tossed them away. Money wasted for nothing. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY!

I really wanted these hearing aids to work but they just did not deliver. The sound amplification was inconsistent and background noise often overpowered voices which made conversations difficult. They are lightweight and the charging case is convenient but that does not make up for the poor performance. The fit was also a bit uncomfortable after wearing for longer periods. Unfortunately these did not meet my needs and I would not recommend them if you are looking for reliable hearing assistance.

It is the perfect size to fit inside my ears, and also decent sound clarity, Only issue was rhat it constantly was making annoying Sqeaking sounds ... Which was abit frustrating