Including reviews of Behind the Ear Amplifers as well as Blue Tooth Enabled Devices
PROS: No bulky tubes or wires Discreet Doesn’t block your ear canal Great customer support CONS: Difficult to change the volume easily It is tiny, so it may be difficult to use if you have hand dexterity issues. SUMMARY: All of the same technology that you find on the wildly popular Empower Boost, but with … Read moreEmpower Active Review
PROS: The Bean is easy to purchase, setup, and maintain. It requires no manual adjustment because a built-in sensor atomically enhances soft sounds and adjusts the sound level to an optimal mode. CONS: The two sound level settings may not offer enough sound customization for some users. The in-ear style may be uncomfortable for some … Read moreEtymotic QSA Personal Sound Amplifier Review
PROS: The main advantage of SE4000 is the price. If you only need a moderate amount of amplification and don’t want to spend too much, it’s a decent choice. CONS: The battery life isn’t great, the cord is too short, and you’ll get more background noise than with higher budget alternatives. SUMMARY: The Super Ear … Read moreSuper Ear SE4000 Review
PROS: The EZ220 is inexpensive, gives a good amount of amplification, and has good battery life. CONS: Not a lot of sound customization. Volume switch could be improved. SUMMARY: If you can’t afford a hearing aid and are instead doing without, the EZ220 may be a device that will help you. It offers proper amplification … Read moreEasyUSLife EZ220 Review