Rechargeable Hearing Aids for Seniors Adults with Noise Canceling, Digital Hearing Amplifiers for Seniors with Charging Box, Invisible and Portable, Pair

These “OVIIN Hearing Amplifiers with Noise Canceling, Rechargeable.....” are great help using the Phone, TV watching, and one-to-one conversations with close to perfect sound (except for music, especially in cars).The well-engineered, small, and attractive portable charging case is convenient, since they need to recharge approx. 20-30 min. for every 4 hours of use (repeat this 3-4 times before the case itself needs recharging. NOTE: Those sent to me might have had a flaw, since they are supposed to have a longer wearing period than 4 hours.They easily fit (one way) back into the case, and are marked R and L.I did struggle a bit getting them back out of the case (it’s a snug, strong fit).It was a little difficult keeping them in my ears, but they came with several sets of various sizes “domes”, so that is probably fixable.For my medium to severe hearing loss and tinnitus, I've found that state of the art Hearing Aids for all-day, all-environment use without distractionsE are a must, so my major reasons for returning them is the music distortion, the limited hours of use at a time, and my tinnitus problem.OVIIN provided good, speedy Customer Service. Their devices certainly come close to providing perfect sound solutions at a very reasonable price, and I think many people in early stages of hearing loss will find them useful. Be sure to have your ears checked to eliminate any physical problems that could be fixed. Then give them a try. I think you will be surprised and pleased.

I have lost a considerable percentage of my hearing due to work and loud rock concerts. These allow me to hear coworkers and my woman a lot better. As with all earbuds they make my ears hurt after an hour or so. Sometimes things sound a little grainy. I am glad to have them. Debating getting another pair so I can leave a pair at work.

Very loud until it's deafening. I need it to be balanced.

Ok, I'm at that age now where I really REALLY hate having to say, "what?" when I can't understand what someone is saying. It has been so annoying for so long, but since I'm in that in-between place (not wanting to get hearing aids, but also not liking where my hearing is at) I figured I'd give these sound amplifiers a try. Right out of the box I really liked them. They don't scream HEARING AIDS because they look like regular earbuds.Frankly I was a bit skeptical that they'd feel ok because other folks commented that they are a little uncomfortable at first - but I didn't notice that at all. In all fairness, I use earbuds to listen to music or talk on the phone all the time, so it wasn't an issue. Although these are pretty small, so I can't imagine they would take long at all to get used to them.The noise cancelling is a great feature and now, after a few days of using them I can definitely say they are worth the money. Obviously traditional hearing aids are great for people who have significant hearing loss, but I'm not at that place yet.For now, these are a great alternative to expensive hearing aids for me.Oh, and the fact that they are rechargeable, instead of having to change out tiny batteries, is brilliant.

This is my first pair of hearing aids and I am glad I found them at such a good price. This is a very nice set of discreet hearing amplifiers. They are very easy to operate. They fit nicely in my ears, the volume adjusts easily, they are rechargeable and produce decent sound. These are working well and I like the charging case because it is very convenient.

Do not buy these. The howling does not stop! I bought these and would never recommend.I didn't get a refund on this item either. I should have. Waste of money

I love these... Comfortable and awesome working

Work ok. Hurt after a couple of hours.