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BONATIOZ Rechargeable Rechargeable Hearing Aids for Seniors with Large Capacity Charging Case
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Reviewer: Tracy
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Can you hear me now
Review: What I liked about these hearing aids is that that they come in a convenient easy to carry in your pocket or purse case that keeps them charged up and ready for use. These aids fit snug and comfortable in your ears and really amplify almost any noise around you. They are easy to use, easy to charge and very well designed with an easy-to-read lighted charging battery life meter on the front of the case, these are a game changer.What I didn’t like: well, I cannot tune out my husband anymore when he is rambling on LOL. Make sure and insert these in your ear before turning them on and pull them out before turning them off or you going to get a very loud screaming noise from touch feedback, kind of like if you get too close to a microphone. If there are conversations in the room and you’re watching TV, these aids will focus on the conversations unless you raise the volume on the tv.Overall, the likes win by a mile over the don’t likes and these hearing aids are a winner and will have you hearing better right away.
Reviewer: Bobby D.
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Not up to my expectations
Review: I’ve worn hearing aids for over 15 years. I’ve had both “prescription” and OTC hearing aids/amplifiers. And both in-the-ear and behind-the-ear designs. In general I prefer behind-the-ear for every day use. Their major downfall is when using the phone. I always keep in-the-ear aids for use when I’m going to be on the phone a lot. Overall, I find the two most important things with hearing aids to be 1.) sound clarity (particularly in the Hz range of the human voice) and 2.) wearing comfort. And to be truly useful you have to have both. Beyond that, the next most important is ease of use. Unfortunately, I find these hearing aids to be lacking in all of these areas. While they have a lot of amplification the sound quality is below average. Background noise actually seems to be amplified more than human voices. As to comfort, these are again sadly lacking. Normally, in-the-ear aids have a designated left and a right aid so that they enter the ear canal at the proper angle. These two aids are ambidextrous and exactly the same shape. This pretty much guarantees that they won’t fit well (and had I noticed this I wouldn’t have ordered them). The comfort issue is further complicated by the large size of these aids. They are much larger than the average size of in-the-ear aids. This also affects the ease of use. They are hard to grasp while putting them into the ear and even more so when removing them (Most in-the-ear aids have a “pull wire” that is a great help, but these don’t). In short, I find these hearing aids to be unacceptable for my use. Others may have a different opinion and that’s fine. Hearing aids are a highly personal item. We each have our own unique hearing problems and our own likes and dislikes. Whatever hearing aids you choose, I hope they work well to improve your hearing.
Reviewer: Gautama
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Decent for mild hearing loss.
Review: I have worn hearing aids for 30 years and now have custom fit ear pieces and programmable behind-the-ear hearing aids that can be programmed to accommodate my specific hearing loss. They cost over $2,000. Nevertheless, I wanted to try these out as a much cheaper option. Unfortunately, my specific hearing loss is much too severe to be able to use these. Also, these were not as comfortable as my custom fit hearing aids, which is really no surprise. The custom fit ones cost $150 just for the ear pieces that fit inside my ear. These would be useful for someone with mild hearing loss on a temporary basis, like going to a movie or a lecture. They do come with a couple different options for different ear sizes, so that is nice, plus they are rechargeable. I will send these to my sister, who has mild hearing loss, and have her try these out. Then will update this review as needed.
Reviewer: Shasta daisy
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Nice option
Review: I bought these rechargeable hearing aids for my father, and they’ve been a great help. They’re comfortable, easy to use, and the sound is clear with helpful noise cancelling. The charging case is very convenient, and using both ears makes a big difference. Overall, a great option for seniors who need a simple and effective hearing solution.
Reviewer: BrooklynFamily
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Disappointing Sound Quality and Comfort Despite Promising Features
Review: I really wanted to like these, and I went in with realistic expectations given the price. I wasn’t expecting prescription-level performance, but I did expect them to function well enough for everyday assistance.On the positive side, the packaging is nice and the charging case feels solid and well made. It’s also a thoughtful touch that they include multiple dome sizes and shapes to help with fit.Unfortunately, the actual performance is where they fall short. At lower volume levels, the sound isn’t even as clear as just hearing ambient sound naturally. When the volume is increased, there’s a sharp, piercing feedback squeal that makes them impossible to use. At every volume level, there’s also a constant background hiss that cannot be ignored.They’re also larger than expected and stick out of the ear quite a bit, making them very noticeable when worn. Between the sound issues, feedback, and size, they just didn’t meet the level of performance I was hoping for.
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