Rechargeable Audio Amplifier, Voice Enhancement for Listening to Music and Watching TV

I am extremely pleased with these hearing amplifier, the sound quality is very good, it takes a little time to get used to the settings but when you have the correct volume level they work very well, I find the tv setting really useful, I have lost a lot of hearing in my left ear and a little in the right ear. It’s been great to be able to go out with family and hear the conversations again. I like them so much I have purchased a second pair.

They are comfortable to wear and initially worked ok. Both now do not work. Don't know if it's the ear phones or the charger. Returning for repair.

one ear piece has failed after just 5 weeks, and they are not used everyday, only when i go out.i should have purchased cheaper Behind The Ear amplifiers, vanity is the problem, i will have to let my hair grow longer to hide the Behind The Ear types. not a great purchase.

I picked this up for my Father who is struggling with his hearing now, although he wont really admit it. Took a few minutes to figure out the instructions as the English wasn't brilliant on them but we were able to work out (what's the difference between a long second and a short second? lol) once figured out we got the settings adjusted appropriately and the kit works great, he can actually hear us talking even at the other end of the room. Couple of things that were a little disappointing, the case doesn't have a battery in it so you have to plug it in to charge the buds, would have been good to be able to charge the buds in the case like I do my my earphones but not a huge problem. Also when you first put them in your ears they screech as you push them in which is uncomfortable, as soon as you let go that stops so make sure you put them in quickly. Little lugs on the back of the buds allow easy removal. Battery life is several hours which is also good but my father only keeps these in when he's planning a conversation, which isn't often then puts them back on charge so normally doesn't have them on for more than an hour. Pretty good devices just a shame about the charging, for the money id excepted a little more. They do a good job though, pick up sound well and clear.

I’ve been opened up to a new world of hearing things that normally passes me by. From since childhood I’ve been struggling with hearing and have never had it checked. Normal hearing aids are out of my price range so I settled on these. I can hear people knock on my door, I can hear my kid arguing with himself and I can hear everything outside. I like that there are different modes and only experience feedback when inserting or removing the buds. I know they aren’t true hearing aids as I can hear everything at once but, do I regret buying them, not at the moment as have only had them one day but time will tell if they last. Will update in the future.

The media could not be loaded.  Overall the product is quite well made, compact and fits easily in my ears. It is quite easy to operate using a sole button at the back.I have previously used non-rechargeable audio amplifiers but they needed regular battery replacement therefore these rechargeable audio amplifiers are a big upgrade and quite effective.Once operating it was helpful as it amplified the hearing but it require getting used to the device.⭐️I hope you found this review helpful

Obtained these to see if they would help my elderly father hear the TV without needing to put it loud enough to wake the dead.After nearly 3 hours of trying different settings, wiggling the little antennae, turning them up, down, on, off, and my father even losing his temper and throwing them across the room, we still were not able to get them to work without screeching feedback if anyone spoke over the TV.Basically, for the TV only, they worked. They amplified the sound impressively. But the moment my mother spoke, the bird screeched, the doorbell rang, or indeed any sound not coming from the TV directly in front of my dad, the earpieces squealed causing my dad a lot of discomfort.He tried every one of the earbuds to try and shut out the outside noise and prevent the feedback, but he found that if he moved, chewed, sneezed, or left them in for more than about 15mins the seal was lost and the feedback started again.As he needed them to function for maybe a couple of hours at a time for watching a film, for example, this meant they failed to be suitable for the purpose they claimed to be.Adjusting them was a chore in itself. Pushing a tiny button and listening for the number of beeps to tell you what level or mode they are in. Not to mention they operate independently, so you have to set bothAnd at £109.99 (at time of review) you would expect these to be well-made, easy to use, easy to adjust and to work out of the box. They fail on all but one count.Very disappointed, but silver lining being that my dad has now agreed to go and get a proper test and prescription done through his GP. His neighbours may be able to hear themselves think in the near future after all!

Don't work please refund

My 94 yr-old Dad had a pair of Miracle Ear's ($3,000) and after one broke, I was looking for something to replace the (as he refused to go back to Miracle Ear), so I bought these just to see! I was shocked when he said to me "Let's try both"! Amazingly, he loves them, actually forgetting one night to remove them as the flower bud ear pieces are very comfortable! We marked the left side, so we make sure they're in the correct side for charging. The first charge is 9 hrs , then 4 after that. 1-9 volume and 1-4 for settings Outdoor-Crowds-Indoor-TV. My Dad likes the TV setting and the only issue is the settings, you can only go forward, so you have to cycle all the way to lower but once they're set they remain that position. You do have to fudge them a little in the charger until you get a 'yellow' light on each side. Feel free to ask any questions. My Dad is very happy!!

One of the devices does not have the charging durability as mentioned in the description only work 3 to 4 hours, and it lacks more power as the 2 have different volumes when the maximum of the device is activated.

I bought them for casual meetings. I had been fighting with the domes to fit in my ears and got stuck that my wife had to take off them with tweezers, as a customer stated, they’re a dangerous thing.To make worse, I believed I have lost a done and too many whistling that I gave up using them. But not until a year later that my audiologist had to remove a dome from my left ear that had been inside an entire year.These amplifiers shouldn’t not be selling!

Pros:fit in the ear (I seem to have small ears as many blutooth earbuds just don't like staying in my ears)they power on.they appear to function?Through trial and error I think I figured out how to change modes/volumethey charge... in a case even.Cons:Instructions are... not great.Volume I think works in reverse... it doesn't go from 1 to 9 it goes from 9 to 1. At least it seemed an awful lot like it was getting quieter, and would go "di di" (literally what the instructions say) at the lowest volume, and the next volume would be "di di di" which is the highest. each "di" in between got quieter.Holding the button to change between "di" "di di" "di di di" and "di di di di" modes (I assume they go in the order listed of "Normal, outdoor, party, tv", but it doesn't actually pair these with the number of di's you get... I couldn't really tell the difference.No "off" feature other than putting it in the case. It auto-on's out the case and auto-off's in the case.Audio quality, did NOT impress.You basically have to change volume by clicking a tiny button while it's IN YOUR EAR.I managed to get the silicone earpiece dislodged in my ear canal... that wasn't mildly horrifying at all for this novice. I did get it out with some very nervous tweezers.Experience:I don't know if these things will actually help. I'm not excited about them anymore. Oddly I was able to CLEARLY hear the click of my mouse and keyboard... and the obnoxious creaking of my chairback (things I can totally hear already, just much more sharp sounding.)I tried listening to music, and it sounded terrible. Zero bass. crunchy voices. I did 1 aid 1 without and cupped over my ears alternatively, and 100% without a doubt I heard EVERYTHING better WITHOUT the hearing "aid" in my ear.Seeing as my hearing is weak in a specific range, I don't think "amplification" is the solution for me. I may experiment a little more (since I have them and I might as well) but I'm put off by the experience of having the silicone part popping off in my ear canal.I was most disappointed in that I couldn't tell what random sounds were. For example, 2 of my cats don't like each other so they sometimes get hissy and they had a minor scuffle, in an amazon box just outside my office where I was fiddling with these things. I was unable to differentiate the growls/hissing from the box flipping sounds. It was all muddled together in some mess. On the positive end it appears these things cap out a max volume to prevent blowing your ears up?Thus far my hearing sucks, but sounds better and clearer WITHOUT these things. I will update this review if I discover some scenario where they actually improve my hearing.

good product