Hearing Aids, Bluetooth Hearing Aids for Seniors Mild to Moderate Hearing Loss, Rechargeable Hearing Amplifier with Noise Cancelling, Volume Control, Portable Charging Case

This is the first set of hearing aids I've ever seen that you can wear for sports. These look and feel just like over-the-ear sport earbuds. The sound quality is very good and it has Bluetooth and also has the latest version. It comes with a charging cable (no 5v 1a adapter) and also some extra earpieces. If you get these or any other set of hearing aids start out with 2 hours a day for the first week and add two extra hours each additional week so your brain and ears can get used to them. I really like these a lot and I give them my highest recommendation.

Since I started having a little trouble hearing people, I decided to try these hearing aids. I was able to get them set up and ready to wear in minutes. The also connect with Bluetooth. I can adjust the settings to make the sounds very clear. I consider my hearing loss to just be minor, but these really work well for my needs. They are comfortable to wear also.

These hearing aids are amazing, with their featuring bluetooth connectivity with a phone, their amplifying capability and noise reduction. My mother uses hearing aids and she likes the type that hang behind the ears, this way these remain in place and are not easy to come off and lost in clothing.These aids fit easily and she was able to hear the TV and conversated quite easily with their help. I kept the sound to less than medium to prevent any squealing. Although there wasn't any of that I could remember. The hearing aids remained charged for a whole day and then it was time to place them in the charger that also retains charge for several hours after a full charge. The volume button is placed in such a way that accidental pushing is not very easy. I like to use small piece of tape to cover this button to keep the sound level set anyway.

This is a nice design making hearing aids “invisible” in plain view because they look (and function as) hook over the ear stereo headsets. The rechargeable hearing aids have Bluetooth that quickly connected for me and I thought the sound for playing music was very good, particularly for a multi-purpose device. There are 2 controls on each aid: 1 touch button for power and switching to music and handling phone calls, with the other being a toggle to increase or lower volume. They fit nicely and felt secure for me and come with additional ear domes in various sizes. In addition, the provided storage / charging case displays battery charge remaining, and a USB C power cord and instructions are included. These worked well for me in all aspects, and they really look like headsets while being “hidden in plain site” hearing aids.

The media could not be loaded.  I followed the instructions from the product manual for these Hearing Amplifiers; but, there were multiple issues and the amplifiers did not work:-- first, the manual said, "....when using the headset for the first time, tear off the clear insulating sticker attacked to the left and right headphones changing contact points...".However, there was no insulating sticker.-- second, after I fully charged the amplifiers, when I open charging case, the battery indicator level does not light up.-- third, I followed the instructions to power the Amplifier on, "....long press 3s...."I could not get the amplifiers to work.