Oricle Standard 2.0 Hearing Aids for Seniors - Oricle Hearing Aids for Adults with Advanced Noise Cancellation - Easy Volume Control with Portable Charging Case

They work well, easy to adjust the volume with just a press of a button, and easy to keep charged. A trifle big and visible in the ear but I'd rather have that than the wire that runs to a small box of hardware that fits behind the ears. I needed the smallest dome supplied, but that one does work.

I have 2 other OTC hearing aids and I will say oricle ear sounded the best. The sound is more normal not like the other 2. They dont perform like an expensive hearing aid but I felt like it was an acceptable affordable option. The joke of the house is I got dog hearing. The family was use to saying things even in the room with out me hearing, now when I wore them they had to pay attention. Im not a big fan having thing in my ear so I have not been wearing them too much. I may have used them 10 times since I bought them. My issue has to do with customer service. I recently went to start using them again and the left one was not working. It charged correctly, it powered on, you can press the multi function button and hear the beeps. But no sound was coming through. It was effectively like having an ear plug in but you can hear an amplified static white noise. My wife's voice, or tv was not coming through. I emailed support and with in a minute I was getting a reply. For 45 minutes they kept walking me through the same steps, is the charge charged, is the left hearing aid in the correct charging spot, is it secure when attached, did it fully charge, clean the hearing microphone aid, clean the tip, try adjusting the volume, place back on charger, hold multi function button to manually turn off and place on charger. After 45 minutes to an hour of repeating their commands they said the left ear could be faulty. Now every time I emailed them. i got a response immediately. After they admitted the left ear may be faulty, they went quiet, no more responses. What started off as a positive experience with what was thought with great customer service on a product you were fairly satisfied with turn to a bad experience and a unhappy customer. This is why I give it a 1 star, it doest help that I only have 1 hearing that works. If the company reads this and makes things right, I will update this review.

I know the five stars speak for themselves, but I do think some of my thoughts might be useful. First, I do have experience with other hearing aids/amplifiers. In 2008 I got a Bernafon unit from Costco (I'm using the singular because I'm deaf in my left ear, so I only need one device for my 'good' ear). It was OK but I stopped using it soon after because I got a job in construction and the two don't mix. When I retired I tried it again but when I went to Costco to ask them to adjust it, they literally laughed at me because it was so 'old.' They no longer had the software to do even a simple volume increase. Then I learned that Costco usually LOCKS their hearing aids so no one else can adjust them. I tried one of those PockeTalker things for the 'aimability' of the microphone, but that was not the fix I'd hoped it would be. Then in late '25 I was researching OTC devices. Most websites had similar lists of recommended brands, but I stumbled on the Oricle in a list from Forbes. I decided that for $100 it was worth a try before I went down the $$$$ rabbit hole. A bit about me: I'm 77, live alone, and really just wanted something to help in social situations. I wasn't expecting anything great, but my prior experience is that NO hearing aid gives you something 'great.' It's not like a pair of glasses. Anyway, these have really surprised me. They have their shortcomings ($100 after all) but for someone like me, I think they do the job. I find the device quite comfortable and easy to adjust on the fly. The build quality seems quite upmarket for the price, and the owner's manual, while pretty pedantic, is pocketable and clear, with exactly ONE typo (a remarkable achievement for a Chinese product). There is a learning curve but that's the norm. Perhaps the best surprise for me is that I can use the left one in my functional right ear, so I always have a backup. So I'd say that unless you need refined adjustability or have the dexterity of someone in mittens, give these a try. I'm very glad I did.

My mom had to have these because she said she read they were the smallest hearing aids and she has very small ear canals. I purchased this for my mother. We have tried the expensive traditional route prescribed by an audiologist, purchasing hearing aids designed specifically for her ears costing many thousands of dollars, we’ve tried the $20 TEMU device, and also tried traditional hearing aids prescribed by the Dr that cost many $1000s of dollars. We’ve tried hearing devices both aids and amplifiers on amplifiers on Amazon. I think this her 6th pair so far. I am no longer willing to spend lots of money on her hearing problems. She loves all of the ones I have purchased for her right out of the box for a little while and then she finds some reason to dislike them, or they don’t work properly, or they no longer fit properly, or she’ll loose one or both, or she loses the case or cord, but it’s always something! So no more big spend from me. Out of the package the hearing aids and the case needed to be charged. Within a half an hour and all three (both hearing aids and case) had a green light and were ready to use. She has extra small ear canals so I had to switch out the domes for the smallest provided with the pack. She, loved them on first use, of course. She wore them all day. They did need a charge tonight. The right hearing aid was charged within a half and hour on the charger and the left one took some time to charge still waiting on the left hearing aid to charge and it’s been over an hour. May have to return. These are suppose to be quick charge

Wired Herat for the first month ,the left ear no longer works ,doesn’t hold a charge over 10 minutes! The right one works perfect no problems !