Review on Rechargeable Hearing Aid For Seniors And Adults: Banglijian Ziv-206 With 4 Channels, Layered Noise Reduction, Adaptive Feedback Cancellation, And 2 Types Of Sound Tubes (One Unit) by Nhyiraba Wilson

Instructions need a bit of revising - I have posted some below just to help with what I think is a good hearing device. FIRST read the furnished instructions, get familiar with the buttons, then read below to get some practical advice: BUTTON FUNCTIONButton #2 has two functions: on/off AND selecting one of three Background Noise Mode programs.1. To turn unit on: press #2 for over 3 seconds. The light flashes green then goes off.2. To turn unit off: press #2 for over 3 seconds. The light flashes blue then goes off.3. To change the background Noise Mode programs: use a SHORT press of #2. Listen for beeps after each time you press the button. a. Low Noise Mode: press once SHORT, listen for 1 beep. b. Medium Noise Mode: press again SHORT, listen for 2 beeps c. High Noise Mode, press again SHORT, listen for 3 beepsTo return to low noise mode press once – hear 1 beep.Changing Volume: use a SHORT press of # 3 (higher) or #4 (lower). Highest volume is identified by 3 beeps, lowest also by 3 beeps. There are four levels and beeps between High and Low. Each beep has the same loudness.3 beeps (Low)– 1beep– 1beep-1beep-1beep - 3 beeps (high).If you have not reached a desired volume after going through all the six levels, try by aSHORT press or two of #2 to change to a different Noise Mode. ** If you use a LONG press you will turn the unit off.When you have the unit assembled place over your ear in a quiet environment, check the diagrams on Page 1 and set the buttons as follows before putting the device on: Start by turning on the device on with #2. Then set volume to low by pressing #4 multiple times. Now put the device on over your ear and into your ear canal. Unless you have the device properly set on your ear you will not be able to easily hear the beeps. Highly recommended to be in a quiet environment. If you hear a whistling noise this means the earpiece is not setting well, or the volume is set too high. Note: As with any hearing device – you will have to experiment!1. It is highly recommended to experiment with your device while watching TV as doing so will allow you to have a constant level of sound that you can change as you adjust noise and volume settings.2. You will note that speech tends to become clearer as the device not only varies volume but separately increases the upper frequency range of speech. Slurred-sounding speech should be clearer.3. Similarly it will be necessary to experiment with different sound tubes and domes – follow the User Guide instructions to get the best results.4. At times you may hear a whistling noise. This typically means either that the volume is too high, or that the dome is not fitting well.5. No hearing device will get sound input equally from all directions. Cup your hand behind your ear to hear the differences. Sometimes doing a large yawn may result in clearer sound as this may cause the dome to fit better. Also tipping your head may help. Changing domes may also produce a better result for you. IT WILL TAKE TIME TO GET REALLY FAMILIAR WITH THE 206 BUT IT WILL BE WORTH IT - EXPERIMENT!