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Price: $289.99
(as of Feb 24, 2026 09:29:41 UTC – Details)
B0FB15DHMW, Experience Clearer Hearing with Effortless Comfort.
Designed for those with mild-to-moderate-hearing-loss, this discreet and stylish hearing solution enhances everyday conversations without overwhelming amplification.
With advanced 16-channel DSP, 16 EQ band adjustments, and 4 environment-specific modes, you get crystal-clear, natural sound tailored to your surroundings.
It’s simple to use—just take it out of the case and it powers on automatically.
The snug, barely-there fit and LED-charging case make it a smart, comfortable, and convenient choice for daily life.
Package…, 5,
Reviewer: TedTheDog
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Good hearing aids
Review: They were pretty good.
Reviewer: Nancy Johnson
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Tru fit hearing aid by Oricle
Review: Horrible, no way to take the tube out of hearing aid to clean it . Black filament does not clean out the tube.
Reviewer: Dave H
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: NIce and relatively inexpensive hearing aids
Review: I wanted to try these to see if they would help watching television. Seems that lately the various cable channels have a very low sound level (except ads which blare) and I found myself having to keep turning up the volume to be able to hear the audio. These do a decent job helping with that issue. Last week I went outside to speak with a contractor and was wearing them. They really did a good job with the live voice. Overall they are pretty simple to use and do a nice job amplifying. I had a little bit of an issue getting them situated on my ear but nothing major. I do wish they would mark the left and right one with a colored dot or similar. As it is you have to look at the piece and decide which ear by how the wire goes. These do not have bluetooth so you can’t connect them to your phone.I like the case. It has an indent along the top front which makes it easy to open the case. The case itself will keep the TrueFit Rechargeable Behind-The-Ear Hearing Aids charged up. I like that there is a digital readout on the front showing the power level. Depending on how much you use the aids you will only need to charge the case itself maybe once a week. The case charges with a USB-C cable. There is a short USB-A to USB-C cable included, along with some extra ear domes and a cleaning brush.The TrueFit Rechargeable Behind-the-Ear Hearing Aids are a reasonably priced alternative to very expensive hearing aids.
Reviewer: David Doljan
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: my opinion
Review: Too soon to ask. Still trying to get used to them. I do have problem locating the volume buttons.
Reviewer: DocMartin
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Clearer Hearing, Smarter Design
Review: I’ve been using the TrueFit Rechargeable Behind-The-Ear Hearing Aids for a few weeks now. I’m honestly impressed by how much thought went into both the performance and the comfort of these devices. As someone who has tried a few different hearing aids in the past, these stand out for their clarity, ease of use, and overall value.The sound quality is excellent. The 16-channel intelligent noise reduction really makes a difference, especially in noisy environments like restaurants or when watching TV with others. Voices come through crisp and natural. The sound was not at all tinny or distorted like some cheaper models I’ve tried. The noise-cancelling function felt smart and responsive. I like that it can automatically adjust as I move between quiet and busy settings.Comfort-wise, the behind-the-ear design is lightweight and easy to forget about after a while. The fit is snug without irritation, and I appreciate that it doesn’t interfere with glasses. The LED power display is a small but very helpful touch. You can quickly see how much battery life is left without guessing.The rechargeable battery is another big plus. I get a full day of use per charge, and the charging case works efficiently. No more fumbling with tiny disposable batteries, which is a huge convenience for anyone with dexterity issues.Overall, TrueFit has made a dependable, comfortable, and easy-to-use hearing aid that truly helps restore confidence in daily interactions. It’s a great choice for seniors or anyone seeking an affordable yet high-performing OTC hearing aid.
Reviewer: Alberto Gonzalez
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: A lot of money I spend but Oricle Hearing Aid Truefit did not work.
Review: The instructions received were not for the item that I purchased, Oricle Truefit hearing aid try to return the item but was rejected because was their policy.
Reviewer: SR
Rating: 2.0 out of 5 stars
Title: A very expensive amplifier.
Review: I got this to test out because my friend has total hearing loss in one ear and diminished hearing in his good ear and my hope was, if this was a good product, I could recommend it to him. I have some mild hearing damage in one ear, which will likely get worse as time goes on, so I figured I’d try these out and see how they worked and if I thought they might be good for my friend.The instruction manual is thick, and it comes with a lot of info on how to get used to wearing these, what to expect, etc. It’s a lot of information and honestly, feels like it would be more appropriate to a more expensive, proper hearing aid, the kind that can be several thousand dollars. It makes it out like these will give so much improvement that you might be overwhelmed by how much you can suddenly hear.I charged them up, turned them on, and put them in. Comfort wise, they feel fine, lightweight and fit ok. They have a sleek design and don’t feel like they’ll fly off if I move my head. They come with multiple sizes of ear piece you can swap out to find the right fit. They were easy enough to turn on and they have several different modes that are explained in the instructions, for varying scenarios like a small quiet room or a large noisy office. You switch between modes easily enough, though to be honest, I noticed no real difference between them.I tried these out a couple different times, in various scenarios. I tried changing the volume settings, but honestly I only really notice a difference when I cranked them up very loud, and everything suddenly had a somewhat mechanical sound. On lower, more comfortable volume levels, I noticed very little change. As I mentioned, my hearing loss is mostly on one side and isn’t super bad yet, but bad enough that I do have trouble hearing things that are quiet (like on the tv) or across a room. These didn’t change that in any meaningful way unless I turned them up to a level that made things start to sound tinny and odd.In an effort to see if maybe I just don’t have enough hearing loss for them to work, I had my friend try them for a day. He has enough hearing loss to warrant getting a real hearing aid eventually. He told me that while he did notice a small difference, he too had the same issue, having to turn it up loud enough that it made things sound funny, especially when he spoke or used a phone.For the price of these, almost $250, I don’t know that I feel they are worth it. I didn’t notice enough difference to feel that price is good, though I am well aware that hearing aids are very expensive and these might be the only option for someone who needs one and can’t afford the expensive ones. I just don’t know how much improvement they would see from it. I spose it’s also possible there was an issue with mine, as I see some people on here seem to have gotten defective versions. But I think it more comes down to these being really just an amplification device, and not a very fancy or high tech one. It won’t replace a proper hearing aid.
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