Picking out the right hearing aid for you can be tricky. Whether you're following an audiologist's recommendation to browse ...

Hearing aids became available over the counter in the US only a couple of years ago. I tested some of the top options to find the best ones you can buy. I analyzed a mix of in-ear, over-the-ear ...

Widex is one of the biggest hearing aid manufacturers in the world, offering both behind-the-ear and in-the-ear devices to improve mild to profound hearing loss. Customers can sign up for a no ...

Featuring advanced technology inside, and a durable, dexterity-friendly outside, value-priced Mini Behind the ear hearing aids will forever change the way people hear the world. Feedback ...

Hearing aids come in several styles that fit in or on your ear in different ways, including “behind the ear,” “in the ear,” “in the canal,” and “completely in the canal.” ...

This profile has not been claimed by the company. See reviews below to learn more or submit your own review. Oticon hearing aids come in several innovative models with many available add-ons.

The Harmony behind-the-ear (BTE) sound processor uses sophisticated ... uses cutting-edge technology designed to deliver the best hearing experience possible for adult or child.

Each aid weighs 2.62 grams, which is competitive for a behind-the-ear hearing aid. (To compare, the Jabra Enhance Select 500 weighs 2.56 grams.) A single button on the back of each aid controls ...

Pros: They are less visible than behind-the-ear models. Cons: They may be hard to handle for those with dexterity issues, and the battery life may not be as good as larger hearing aids.

Not having any hearing aids around, I resorted to my favorite FCC trick for teardowns, and discovered the internal photos of a few. Behind-the-ear units are rigid-flex PCBs folded into a variety ...

almost 29 million U.S. adults have some degree of hearing loss and could benefit from hearing aids. While there are many reasons for a decline in hearing, people of all ages and demographics are ...

It’s a receiver-in-canal (RIC) style hearing aid, meaning the hearing aid is worn behind the ear with the microphone attached to a nearly invisible wire that allows it to be discreetly hidden in the ...