Rechargeable Sound Amplifiers Aids with Portable Charging Case Upgrade Stylish 300mAh Clear Sound Adjustable Volume

I have a pair of $6000 hearing aids that I wore for sometime. Never did like them, it seemed I could hear better without them! Went back in to the hearing aid place & had them reprogrammed & still no luck. The ear piece kept crawling out of my ear, they tried to fix that with no luck! So I bought these based on the review's, paid $75.95 & I LOVE THEM!!! I can hear even on the lowest vol setting. They stay in my ear , & no more buying tons of #312 batteries! The sound is good, clear, etc. I like the little charging case that you can carry with you! For $75 - Very good buy!!

I love the fact that they have a rechargeable battery built into each earpiece. And the charging carrying case is small, portable, and very handy when you need to charge the hearing devices on the go. The design is comfortable and pleasing. They look just like a pair of earphones. My co-workers thought I was listening to music as I work.Unfortunately, the right ear unit quit working after three weeks. Normally, I would give any product a benefit of a doubt and ask for an exchange instead of a refund. However, I see little point in doing so. The product does not satisfy my needs.I have mild to moderate hearing loss in my right ear. It's hard for me to discern speech in noisy environments, especially if the sound source is located on my right side. This product amplifies everything! It does not have any background noise canceling. So if I'm in a crowded room, everything gets so loud and I still can't make out what the person in front of me is saying.Another irritant is whenever I walk with the device in my ear the wind noise that normally blows past my ear is picked up and amplified by the units. It's like having someone walking beside me and blowing in my ears the whole time. I have to take them off whenever I walk. You can forget about wearing them inside the car. They pick up and amplified the road noise and the wind outside the vehicle. Listening to music inside my car with the amplifiers on is nearly impossible.If only they have noise-canceling capabilities like the other more expensive amplifiers.

My husband really loves theseNow he turns down the tv low enough, I have to ask him to turn it up a little 😆 But it's okay. I love it. He can hear sounds he hasn't heard in along time

I know better than to expect a lot from cheap electronics. but the reviews on this were very good, and the price was WAY below other "hearing amplifiers" on Amazon. So... from my first and only use, here's the review:THE GOOD: they are small, fit mostly inside the ear (rather than over the ear), look good, are rechargeable, and have a nice carrying/recharging case.THE SO-SO: operation is a one-button affair. Hold three seconds to turn on or off. Scroll through volume levels by pressing repeatedly. Works OK, but if you want to go from level 3 down to level 2 volume because of a noisy environment, first you have to endure levels 4, 5, and 6, which get VERY loud. Not cool.THE BAD: audio quality is certainly loud, but it is distorted and tinny. Forget headphones, as shrill feedback will split your skull. Worst, the right one seemed to cut in and out and had an additional strange audio artifact.UPSHOT: These are not hearing aids. They cannot be tuned for specific frequencies (e.g., I have hearing loss in the upper registers). They are blunt instruments of loudness. The left one works OK, so I will hang on to it for when I go to the theater. Or for watching TV when my wife wants the TV volume low. But I will continue to look for useful hearing aids that are not thousands of dollars and sold by monopolies.

I didn't expect much from these but I'm pleasantly surprised. The fit is ok, still getting my ears adjusted to wearing them. I've only had them two days, and working on how to change programs and volume which is a bit confusing. But I can hear! My neighbors will be thrilled my TV volume is down by half. So far worth the investment.

For years I have been told I need hearing aids. I had audiometry performed and was told that I did NOT need hearing aids @ about $2,000. I searched Amazon and found the Hifisoundy Sound Amplifiers Aids. I had recently purchased Bluetooth "True Wireless Stereo Earbuds" for use on my computer, and they appeared identical to the Hifisoundy Sound Amplifiers Aids so I thought "Why Not?".Indeed they are absolutely perfect for improving my hearing, and especially for understanding everything people are saying; both in conversation, and while watching TV. I really like the recharging case so that I don't have to struggle with replacing tiny batteries. I use them on the lowest amplification setting, and I hope that I don't need to increase the setting, but increasing the amplification is there if I need it in the future.So far, they have been a great investment, easy to use, and really comfortable.

You have to learn to handle it properly, with a very light touch otherwise it emits high-pitched tones that gave me a headache first time I tried them on. I am extremely sensitive to electronics, so although these devices do amplify sounds, when I take them off I feel really strange and my tinnitus seems to get stronger. I don't have hearing loss and I wanted to see if they would help me while I'm interpreting at seminars where we only use wireless equipment without room amplification and it's really hard to hear what people are saying because you have to depend on good or poor accoustics, big rooms where you have to whisper to a couple of foreigners and the locals are all spread out and mumbling and there are no microphones being used, or interpreters' booth to keep costs down. But these earbuds are too invasive for me. They might work for people who aren't as sensitive. I'm pretty disappointed because not being able to hear well while I interpret has caused me a lot of stress and tension for many years. I'll keep trying to find something that works.