Review on Rechargeable Bluetooth Hearing Aids For Seniors With Noise Cancellation, Pitch Elimination And 16 Channel In-Ear Digital Amplifier - White Portable Charging Case Included. by Keisha Smith

At 74, I've been having trouble understanding audio on TV and on the phone. I've been looking at OTC hearing products for the last year, and they're priced from $20 to over $2K per set. Couldn't imagine a $50 pair could be any good, and have been very pleasantly surprised. These rechargeable units come with 6 different earpieces. I picked the smallest ones and they nestled in my ear canal comfortably (altho I'm not used to them and I get itchiness sometimes). But after finding the right volume (ultra low), they are helping me understand everything. Turning them up too high causes hissing. Sound profiles don't seem to make much difference to me. Great Value, although I intend to see an audiologist at the VA next month. Great value. Didn't expect them to work at all, so I'm quite happy with my purchase. Charging them is somewhat a pain as they provide only one charging cable, but I have plenty of them. I'd probably pay a bit more for a charging station that does them both at once.