Hearing Aids, Hearing Aids for Seniors with Bluetooth, FSA&HSA Eligible, Rechargeable Hearing Aid with APP for People with Hearing Loss, 5 Levels of Volume Automatic Noise Cancellation, Clear Sound and Easy to Use

This bluetooth hearing aids enhances human voices through multi-channel chips, restoring natural and realistic sounds. Moreover, multi-level volume fine-tuning is also very practical, helping me better adapt to the environment.

At the community senior exercise class, this hearing aids for seniors has become my most prized piece of gear. In Universal Mode, the music rhythm is clear and lively without being overly loud, while the instructor's commands remain loud and distinct. I can also switch to Noise Reduction Mode to make the song's accompaniment stand out more. After the session, when chatting with my senior friends, I switched back to the universal mode, making conversation effortless and enjoyable. This bluetooth hearing aids lets us seniors enjoy the pleasure of music while protecting our hearing during exercise—it's fantastic.

They seem pretty good so far, they feel very sturdy. These were purchased for my dad who has always had pretty bad hearing. Now we can talk at a normal volume and he hears just fine, sometimes too good. He likes that it fits around the back of his ear, they are relatively easy to use. The volume buttons are a little small and he seemed to have a hard time initially pressing them with his hand mobility. Hopefully they hold up well.

Just received these aids. They are easy to set up and are easy to customize once you download the app. Each aid is volume adjustable individually. If not using the app, it's a matter of cycling through 5 different volume levels with each generating a single beep until you reach 100 percent where you'll hear two beeps. With the app, you adjust the volume of each ear piece using a simple graphic interface. In addition, there are three noise cancelation settings; one for quieter environments, one for noiser environments and one for very noisy environments. To be honest, I didn't really notice a huge difference but then I haven't fully tested them. In addition to them acting as hearing aids, they can also be used to listen to music or to take phone calls once you pair them to the Bluetooth on your phone. They come with a USB charging cable and additional earbud tips. I'll update this review once I've used them longer.

This hearing aids with bluetooth offers excellent sound clarity. Its noise reduction function is so precise that it can filter out the subtle environmental sounds that might cause distraction, while clearly transmitting the voices of visitors who are having face-to-face conversations with me as the center. I can clearly capture the subtle changes in the other person's tone of voice. These non-verbal messages are crucial for understanding emotions. It helped me create a more focused and safer auditory space, allowing healing conversations to proceed more deeply.

I’ve had these for about 3 weeks. My hearing loss is moderate; without aids I can hear OK in quiet conditions but in crowds or noisy conditions I struggle. The battery seems to work well, and holds a charge. These are replacing an older piece I got on Amazon about 5 years ago, which finally failed. The first photo shows the results of my hearing tests. The hearing tests help your aids work with your hearing. Do it, and do it in a very quiet environment. It’s similar to the one you get with an audiologist - a faint tone, do you hear it or not? You have the opportunity to repeat the entire test if needed, and you also have the option of going back to one of your prior, saved hearing tests. While camping recently, I got frustrated about something and in the app I pressed “restore.” Which set them back to default. The aids, without my hearing test adjustments, were incredibly loud. I could hear my hair brushing against them as I walked. This tells me they would be sufficient for more severe hearing loss than what I have. In short, use the app. I haven’t had any problems connecting, though the left aid didn’t charge properly the last time I charged it. I’ll be watching this closely. In the second photo you see what’s connected and approximate battery charge. The third and fourth photos are the adjusted hearing aids. You can slide the left and right volume levels around on the touch screen for volume from 100% down. I prefer the setting “used in noisy scenes with many people” ALL THE TIME. The noise canceling is amazing. Otherwise I’m hearing every fan, every footstep, every noise around me. The word “fitting” does not mean it fits in your ear. I think it means it’s set up according to your hearing test. In the charging case, the two aids are reversed. Left is on the right, right is on the left. The buttons on the actual aids do not seem to do anything that I can tell, except perhaps answer the phone. If I’m listening to a podcast, I can’t use these buttons to stop and start playback. I must use my phone. This is something I wish they could fix, as I have to pull out my phone if I’m listening to something and a person talks to me and I have to turn the podcast off. But incoming calls will automatically stop playback. Phone calls seem to be good, both for me and for my callers. Podcasts and music are in stereo sound. The included ear pieces fit me OK - but I don’t usually use in-ear headphones so I’m not positive. All in all, value for the money is very good. I hope they continue to work for me. I like that they don’t “look” like hearing aids. I would recommend them for those who want to hear better but don’t want to spend a lot of money. A final note: these are not just for “seniors” as the advertising states. I lost my hearing very young.

It has diverse functions and combines the hearing aids with bluetooth function with the Bluetooth function very well. When I watch videos, the audio and video are synchronized without any delay. The sound quality of this hearing aids with bluetooth is excellent.

These hearing aids have quite a few pluses, but a few serious negatives. First, the pluses. They're more comfortable than any of the 3 other types I've tried in the past. Any whistling or howling is minimal and easily handled by adjusting the volume or noise reduction. In quiet to medium level environments, they also have better audio quality than any of my previous hearing aids. The negative however, are very real also. First, the Bluetooth feature is a trainwreck. If you have them paired with a phone, they'll try to connect to a phone call any time you do ANYTHING with your phone. That leaves you with no hearing aid function for 10 to 15 seconds. Trying to listen to an audio book or music via the phone; same issue. You'll have to manually stop the streaming and then wait 10 seconds to have hearing aid functionality. Best advice if you buy these, leave the Bluetooth completely unpaired to anything. Second is they are all but useless in loud environments. This is true of almost any hearing aid though. "Smart" noise reduction just focuses in on the loudest noise and muffles everything else. If you have multiple loud noise sources, forget about it. While the overall battery life is excellent, you have to really double check to make sure these are sitting in the charger case properly and actually recharging as well.