JLab, Hear, OTC Hearing Aid Earbuds, Bluetooth, Beige

So I changed out some Audien Atom units for these. The switch gear crapped out on one Audien unit in the first month, was replaced, and now two years later both went south. For similar money the JLab units offer some handy improvements. Multiple environment conditions, plus the ability to tailor the frequency spectrum with the Hearing app. means you can avoid that booming screeching over driven sound simple amplifiers give you in a crowded area it acrestuarant. These are not small, but the sound is quite good. Throw in the Bluetooth connectivity and you have so much more functionality compared to other units (including Audien) in the price range. The ventilated bud ear pieces are really nice. I achieved a good solid fit but avoided the occlusion of my ears that so often makes one feel one is under water with unvented earpieces. 10 hours battery life with Bluetooth off is a useable service duration for my needs and I can quickly top the buds off by dropping them into the case for a quick charge if need be. There are no physical switches to get wet or corroded, unlike the old Audien units or others at this price. everything is controlled by haptic touch or through the app. I am well pleased.

There is an echo while in hearing mode. The buds can’t adjust volume very well and the one ear I need help with can’t even hear it. I even downloaded the app to help but it didn’t at all. I would not recommend this product to anyone.

First the good part. These were easy to pair via bluetooth to my Android phone. They worked well on phone calls, alarms, etc. Also, it was easy to access the buttons to answer phone calls and raise and lower volume. However, I could not get them to stay-put in my ears no matter which set of ear cups I used. They kept falling out; tilt head to one side, and the one on that side falls out. Sometimes, not even tilting head, just moving around and they fall out. Also, since they don't fit far enough into the ear canal, the sound volume varies. This makes them useless to me. They may work for others depending on the ability to fit one's ear canals. The charger holds enough power to charge the hearing aids 3 times. But, the charge only has a short built in pigtail with a male USB-C plug. This works only if you have a computer or powerbank to recharge from; trying to use with a wall outlet charging block is not at all practical since the unit requires something to rest on due to short pigtail. Or, you need to a longer cord with a USB-C female end, which is not provided.

I've been using these hearing aids for a white now. and I couldn't be happier with the results. They are incredibly easy to use which is a huge plus for someone like me who isn't very tech-savvy. The sound quality is crystal clear allowing me to enjoy conversations and listen to music without any issues. What really sets these hearing aids apart though, is the Bluetooth functionality. Pairing them with smartphone and other devices was seamless, and the connection is always stable. Whether I'm watching TV, listening to music, or taking calls, the audio comes through loud and clear. The rechargeable feature is a great too—l no longer have to worry about constantty changing batteries. Overall, these hearing aids have exceeded rry expectations in every way. Highty

They are too large to fit in my ear canals and are very visible. They make a screeching noise which pulses every few seconds. Controls not obvious. No cord provided to charge w the cord on the hearing charger device. Have yet to find the right fit. Not happy.

For the price, I think these are worth it. Others in this class are $100 more. It can be echoey and is not great in wind, but works well for one on one convos. I can't use them in loud restaurants. I find them comfortable and super easy to charge. (I have mild-moderate hearing loss)

First let me say, I usually don't write reviews, but I just have to with this product. I wear hearing aids and have been for awhile now. I needed something to use when I work outside out of fear of loosing one or something worse.. I saw these and did some research with what little info that's out there. To my amazement these are amazing. Took them out of the box read the instructions and find the right ear tips and you're off and running.. Pairs up with my android phone and works fine.. The charger case however is a challenge. It has a type c end but you either have to get an adapter or figure something else out.. That being said JLAB has a winner with these earbuds..

First off these offer a few pre programmed settings and volume adjustments however they mostly just amplify everything and only offer 4 levels of volume control. No matter what we tried they didn't sound right and would not stay in my ears. We tried the larger cushion fins and different sized earbud tips but that didn't make a difference. Another nice feature was the streaming option, but even that has issues. They do switch seamlessly between streaming and hearing modes however they wouldn't stay connected to the phone unless you leave the audio and calls options selected in the Bluetooth settings on the phone. The issue with that is every time the phone gets a text message or makes a sound the hearing aids cut out. They're also too large. I don't care if my hearing aids are noticeable but these are huge and look like massive earbuds for music. The touch controls were much more responsive than the controls on my other jlab wireless earbuds which was good to see, but overall I can't recommend these at all even though I typically like JLab products. Unfortunately, I had to return them.