Hearing Aids, Hearing Aids for Seniors with Bluetooth, FSA&HSA Eligible, Rechargeable Hearing Aid with APP for People with Hearing Loss, 5 Levels of Volume Automatic Noise Cancellation, Clear Sound and Easy to Use

These are such a great value for the price! I am an elementary music teacher who handles lots of noise during the day, and as my hearing isn’t as good as it used to me, I have struggled with hearing the kids talk to me in the midst of a noisy classroom. I have worn these for a week and they are PERFECT for what I need! There are multiple adjustments so I can block out lots of background noise and the voices of people around me come through clearly! I notice that I play the volume of videos lower than I used to, and hear so much detail that I didn’t realize I was missing. They’re not even really visible on me because I have longer hair, but they do look like a bluetooth device, rather than hearing aids. I have also noticed that speaking with a friend in the car is easier, because I can block out car noise and hear them speaking so clearly! When I adjusted the earbud tips to the smallest size, they became so comfortable to wear all day. A great “pre-hearing-aid” option at a great value for the price. Definitely recommend! 😊

I highly recommend these F-AID hearing aids. I retired my $300 ear pods for them. The sound quality is superb. I love the ease of Bluetooth connectivity and APP tools for adjusting the frequency ranges for each ear individually. The audio from my playlist sound so much better. The background noise reduction with 3 levels makes the clarity more conducive to wearing in restaurants and the gym. Everybody else has to remove an EarPods to talk to someone. I don't have to with these. I can turn down my music, engage in conversation and return with my tunes. That is amazing in itself. Also with the APP, I can see what my battery level is at all times which covers my long days without a problem and the ease of recharging either plugged into the USB-C or the case internal battery storage makes the idea of wearing a Hearing Aid easier. One thing that sticks out for my peace of mind is the attentive and expedient Customer Service.

Be patient while learning to use the functions. I almost returned them because I had trouble with the instructions. There is only one button on each earpiece that has 3 functions for setup: 1) Turn device on/off, 2) Adjust the volume, 3) Set the mode for General or Noise Reduction. When adjusting the volume, you press and hold the button for 2 seconds, wait for beep, release button. Then repeat to cycle through all 5 volume levels. You have to count the single beeps to know which level you are at. When you get to level 5 there will be 2 beeps. Now you know where you are. Keep going (repeat) and count each beep. One, two, three, four, five BEEP BEEP. You are at level 5 Volume, the highest. Repeat and stop at the volume level you want. There is also an APP for your phone, which is not necessary to use the hearing aids, but does have some additional features. It has a hearing test so you can customize the aids for your hearing. Once in the APP you can play with the functions while you are watching TV and then you can hear the difference in the settings you are at. There is a circular/digital volume indicator on the screen of the APP. On the left side it says Max and on the right is says Min. Just like a volume knob on an analog radio. Problem is the labels are backwards. Max is really Min. Once you know, this it is not a big problem. These are the two main reasons why I struggled in the beginning. What I like the most is the fact that they do not look like hearing aids, and they do not fall off. You can wear them all day and listen to music, answer your cell phone and even improve your hearing. One problem I had was the ear bud tips that seemed to be not sealing in my ear canal. I solved the problem by purchasing some different earbud tips online. I received an assortment. Search for 'Ear tips with a flange'. They are longer and have multiple sealing surfaces (Cone shaped). Since they are longer the charging case door may not close but even open slightly it charges. I used a Velcro strap to close the case completely and that works fine. The hearing aids fit much better now for me. Remember that this is a one-size-fits-all hearing aid. They may not fit your ear. It seems like a lot of trouble but like every new toy you have to learn how to use it. I have never had hearing aids, so I have nothing to compare them to, but I do know that I have no desire to spend thousands of dollars for a professional fit/device. For less than $150, (Not $1500, not 2500, not 3500, not 4500) I can hear better, listen to music, use my cell phone via Bluetooth. I have had them for over 3 months now. I am wearing them right now. They fit me fine. I am male, 190lbs. I run around a lot at my job, bending, twisting, working on machinery (reason why my hearing is failing) and they stay firmly in place. They seem to be made well. The instructions explain how to put them on and take them off. You can use one or both at the same time.

I've found that wearing these are so much better in sound and quality then others I've had. I truly love how your able to do you own control volume for each unit with your phone and also how u can do a hearing test for each ear..it's amazing I love them and highly recommend them and the price is amazing as well.

The battery life on these are really excellent. They function really well you can hear everything. The sound quality is amazing.

When hiking with this hearing aids with bluetooth, I never worry about it falling off! It stays incredibly secure, hugging my ears tightly for clear hearing throughout the entire trip. Plus, its automatic noise reduction instantly filters out most background noise during daily use, letting me focus on my family's voices. The Bluetooth feature connects seamlessly to my phone for calls—quick, stable, and super convenient.

These hearing aids have quite a few pluses, but a few serious negatives. First, the pluses. They're more comfortable than any of the 3 other types I've tried in the past. Any whistling or howling is minimal and easily handled by adjusting the volume or noise reduction. In quiet to medium level environments, they also have better audio quality than any of my previous hearing aids. The negative however, are very real also. First, the Bluetooth feature is a trainwreck. If you have them paired with a phone, they'll try to connect to a phone call any time you do ANYTHING with your phone. That leaves you with no hearing aid function for 10 to 15 seconds. Trying to listen to an audio book or music via the phone; same issue. You'll have to manually stop the streaming and then wait 10 seconds to have hearing aid functionality. Best advice if you buy these, leave the Bluetooth completely unpaired to anything. Second is they are all but useless in loud environments. This is true of almost any hearing aid though. "Smart" noise reduction just focuses in on the loudest noise and muffles everything else. If you have multiple loud noise sources, forget about it. While the overall battery life is excellent, you have to really double check to make sure these are sitting in the charger case properly and actually recharging as well.

I’ve had these for about 3 weeks. My hearing loss is moderate; without aids I can hear OK in quiet conditions but in crowds or noisy conditions I struggle. The battery seems to work well, and holds a charge. These are replacing an older piece I got on Amazon about 5 years ago, which finally failed. The first photo shows the results of my hearing tests. The hearing tests help your aids work with your hearing. Do it, and do it in a very quiet environment. It’s similar to the one you get with an audiologist - a faint tone, do you hear it or not? You have the opportunity to repeat the entire test if needed, and you also have the option of going back to one of your prior, saved hearing tests. While camping recently, I got frustrated about something and in the app I pressed “restore.” Which set them back to default. The aids, without my hearing test adjustments, were incredibly loud. I could hear my hair brushing against them as I walked. This tells me they would be sufficient for more severe hearing loss than what I have. In short, use the app. I haven’t had any problems connecting, though the left aid didn’t charge properly the last time I charged it. I’ll be watching this closely. In the second photo you see what’s connected and approximate battery charge. The third and fourth photos are the adjusted hearing aids. You can slide the left and right volume levels around on the touch screen for volume from 100% down. I prefer the setting “used in noisy scenes with many people” ALL THE TIME. The noise canceling is amazing. Otherwise I’m hearing every fan, every footstep, every noise around me. The word “fitting” does not mean it fits in your ear. I think it means it’s set up according to your hearing test. In the charging case, the two aids are reversed. Left is on the right, right is on the left. The buttons on the actual aids do not seem to do anything that I can tell, except perhaps answer the phone. If I’m listening to a podcast, I can’t use these buttons to stop and start playback. I must use my phone. This is something I wish they could fix, as I have to pull out my phone if I’m listening to something and a person talks to me and I have to turn the podcast off. But incoming calls will automatically stop playback. Phone calls seem to be good, both for me and for my callers. Podcasts and music are in stereo sound. The included ear pieces fit me OK - but I don’t usually use in-ear headphones so I’m not positive. All in all, value for the money is very good. I hope they continue to work for me. I like that they don’t “look” like hearing aids. I would recommend them for those who want to hear better but don’t want to spend a lot of money. A final note: these are not just for “seniors” as the advertising states. I lost my hearing very young.