Other hearing aids for review
We have considered dozens of hearing aids, and many of them are good but not great. These are alternatives to consider:
Signia Pure Charge & Go IX for $ 4.0: These prescription support requires the professional suitability of an audiologist, online or directly. This is originally some of the least influential hearing aids that I tested; They did not amplify the conversations in the way Signia promised. However, after significantly adjusting to the internal doctor of Signia and my own audience (they have learned the settings in the Signia Administration application cannot be accessible to the end users), they have significantly enhance conversations. Obviously, you can refine the listening experience a lot. Unfortunately, the price was set by the audience and ranged from $ 4,000 to $ 10,000.
Eargo 7 for $ 2,699: The Eargo 7 (7/10, wired evaluation) Provide high quality audio and you can connect to an audiologist to adjust them to the ears. There are a few listening programs you can ride a bicycle, but I don't find it necessary to convert the mode, they have provided good amplified sound no matter what I am doing. The main problem? They are not necessary.
Sony Cre-E10 for $ 998: Cre-E10 (7/10, wired evaluation) It is not too much upgrade to the C20 that we propose above, but another product. They are much more obvious, although they look like a pair of standard Bluetooth headsets. The E10 provides a comfortable but may be tired after a long day. At least they use the rechargeable battery (via USB-C) for up to 26 hours on a charge. You can only control them through Sony's application and hearing test that allows you to adjust AIDS frequency reactions. The sound experience is great with low volume, although these AIDs have a bit of echo and some additional noise. However, I find it can be managed. They make a good job media and call through Bluetooth.
Elehear Alpha Pro for $ 449: If you have a mild hearing loss, Elehear Alpha Pro (7/10, wired evaluation) is the value of a look. They are a traditional hearing aid and new users receive a free 30 -minute session with an auditorist to set them up. There are some modes you can pedal through the application to increase the volume and reduce the surrounding noise, plus you can adjust the settings in advance the incentives, although many of this is to try and the error. They have good battery life, exceeding 20 hours a charge and not disappointed me after using them all day. You can put them in a case that can be loaded for them seven times.
Avoid these hearing aids
It is as important as what the hearing aid to buy is what the hearing aid does not buy. While some of these devices are affordable, most of them lack quality or style. After the test, we did not completely propose these hearing aids. (Poor hearing aids can be harmful to your hearing.)
Audien atom one for $ 98: I have high hope for these things (5/10, wired evaluation) But they are very cheap. Atom One appears in smart features, because there is no way to tweak these devices.
Lexie Lumen for $ 699: This is what is big and day. The incident has collapsed physically during the test, which I did not expect from the hearing aid at this price. Although they seem okay, they are not sophisticated and affected by connection errors.
Olive Union Olive Max for $ 447: Max O Liu (6/10, wired evaluation) large and looks like a Bluetooth headset from the early 2000s (except for both your ears). You can use an application to adjust the listening experience, but the overall hearing efficiency has been mixed and I have experienced a stable, buzzing background noise. They also cannot be used in noisy environments. That said, they work as well as standard wireless headphones.
Ceretone Core One for $ 349: The compulsory application is necessary to control these hearing aids so basically useless (5/10, wired evaluation). You cannot adjust the frequency and experience quite blunt. They are also uncomfortable to wear for a long time.
Sennheiser all day clear for $ 800: Consider the price, these hearing aids (3/10, wired evaluation) Ineffective and a significant whistle problem. They are bulky and difficult to position.
New OTC Linner for $ 300: Linner Nova is like AirPods (3/10, wired evaluation)) Incusting the environmental audio and can double as stream -up headphones, but not especially good.
Mdhearing anchor for $ 297 And Neo XS for $ 397: Don't worry about Joe Namath's authentication, the support tools in this ear are extremely uncomfortable and have long design sensitivity. Red feeding at the lightest level makes them unable to use even when in short -term use.