PROS: Moderately Priced Rechargeable battery Charges quickly The sound is easy to adjust CONS: Some users find the background noise reduction feature doesn’t work that well SUMMARY: This hearing amplifier is designed for people with mild to moderate hearing loss (hearing loss level from 25-70 dbs). Its big selling features are the fact … Read more
Hearing amplifiers are helpful for people with mild to moderate hearing loss who need a bit of assistance when watching TV, during conversations, or when in a noisy situation like a restaurant. The best amplifiers can often work well as an inexpensive, over-the-counter alternative to a hearing aid that you can get without a prescription. … Read more
Behind the ear style amplifiers are the most popular style of amplifier hearing aids. A lot of people find this style to be the most comfortable and most natural to adjust to, especially if it is their first time using an aid to hear. There is a vast difference in the quality, of the various … Read more
In the $100 to $200 price range, you can get some of the useful, good quality hand-held amplifiers that customers love. These are excellent devices for anyone who doesn’t like wearing small BTE styles or who just have trouble dealing with smaller devices. The behind-the-ear options in this price range use some of the same … Read more