Digital Rechargeable Hearing Aids - Hearing Amplifiers with Noise Cancelling,Mini in Ear Hearing Aids Invisible for Seniors & Adults with Hearing Aid Accessories,OTC, Pair (Beige)

They are very comfortable, still working with the adjustments trying to adjust to my ears , not quit sure about the noise cancellation yet have not been in any situation where it might be needed as of yet

I can hear good with this product and I like that it does not interfere with my glasses or hat

Setting up and using the device was straightforward enough, even for a senior citizen like my grandmother. She appreciated how compact and discreet they were, which helped her feel less self-conscious about wearing them. The sound quality was decent overall, although there were some instances where background noises seemed to overpower speech. This wasn't a dealbreaker, but it did require us to adjust the volume settings frequently.The charging case is convenient and easy to use, and we liked that it could charge both devices at once. However, the battery life didn't last as long as advertised, especially during heavy usage. Additionally, while the customer service team was helpful when we reached out, shipping times were longer than expected.Overall, the Elonvoc Nano Digital Rechargeable Hearing Aids are a decent option for seniors and adults with mild to moderate hearing loss. But due to their inconsistent battery life and occasional difficulty filtering out background noise, I give this product three out of five stars.

Starting to lose parts of my hearing due to ear damage has been a bit of a nightmare. I've dreaded hearing aids, replacing batteries, and just general embarrassment. Let's be real... These look like hearing aids, there's no hiding it. But, they work.The sound was clear, with settings to amplify high, low, or everything. Each ear piece is adjusted independently to match the individual characteristics of each ear. The noise cancellation does seem to remove certain environmental sounds, but voices and other louder sounds are clear or sometimes overly loud in compensation.The charging case charges with USB-C and the hearing aids are stored in the case to charge like most wireless earbuds. The case is a convenient way to store them when not in use and easy to carry in a purse or jacket until needed.The only minor complaint is the volume control. To change the volume you need to cycle through all 8 levels. So for instance if you have them at volume 5 and want to lower them to volume 3, you need to cycle through 6, 7, 8 then back through 1, 2 and finally 3. In a loud environment where you want to lower the volume, this can be a bit frustrating. It does remember what volume it was set to when it is charged, but without cycling through to level 8 again, there's no way to tell.Overall, these work very well. The level of noise cancellation takes a bit of getting used to, and the volume hasn't needed to be adjusted often which minimizes the complaint about the volume control. A good value for someone who may need hearing aids but can't get them through insurance or otherwise.

This is a cool product to use, as it was nice to have app compatibility too. It takes a while to learn though because it isn't as intuitive as I would like. Still, the product seemed very sturdy and had lots of features. There were about 5 or so buttons on the side that allow you to seamlessly operate the device. I like the noise cancellation on these since it drowns out specific background noise. It is super simple to control the volume up and down. I recommend it since it is made of good quality material while having a nice case to put them in. And the charging capability is really convenient to use.

I wanted to like these hearing aids, they are small and comfortable. If the screeching doesn't bother you and you don't mind them being tough to lower the volume, maybe you will like these. But please read below why they did NOT work for me before you buy!First the good news, they have good sound once you get them set up. They are small, and not obvious that you have hearing aids. They come with a nice wireless charging case.Now for why i did not like them, and unless I figure out a work around for the controls I probably will not use them. If they were able to be controlled by a phone app they would probably be an easy 5 stars. But since the only control is one TINY multi-function button, It is very difficult to use them. The volume control only goes up, if you are on level three you must go through level 8 if you want to lower the volume! There is no turn off or on button, you have to return it to the case which has a magnet that lines up with the magnetic switch. When you take it out ot the case, it turns on in 5 seconds, and if that happens before you have it securely in your ear you will get an unwelcome loud feedback screech! It also claims to have three different modes, but every time I tried to change something I could not feel the button, it is too tiny! So I would take it out, to the screeching feedback again and try to figure out mode changing, but without being able to hear the confirm beeps, there was no way to tell what mode or volume level i might be on.What you hopefully read above is why I cannot recommend these hearing aids. I had really hoped they would work because of their size, but that seems to be their downfall as well.