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 Allison Smith

I have good hearing aids from Costco ( recommend Costco.name brands fitted at big discount) after being tested by ENT, audiologist, etc. They're fancier. Connects to smart phone, etc. Recently lost one outside after hours of using a leaf blower! No hope of finding. Had bought these a while back.just in case. I charged up one.cut the tubing to fit my ear and put it on. Didn't like it at first. Seemed too crude or primitive to my $2800.00 set. But it was my worst side that I lost, so figured better than nothing. Did a little fiddling around with it getting the volume right, then that middle button that controls noise and after a few days.I actually seem to like it .maybe even think it's as good as than the expensive one. It's larger.but my hair covers it. Felt like it was to big to stay put behind my ear.but it wasn't. Stays right there. What a pleasant surprise! I might get the expensive ones in the future if my insurance starts covering the price better. I'd definitely recommend these! Just give yourself a few days to get the settings right and get used to them. I now wear the expensive one on one side and the Coniler on the other. I keep one charged up and wear the other for a week or so. Keeps a charge for a long time. Just charge them a couple of hours. Don't know if it would be ok to charge overnight or longer so not chancing it. But.very happy that I bought them!