4.0 out of 5,3 ratings
AI summary of 4 member reviews
Reviewers often praised strong sound, good battery life, small behind-the-ear size, and useful connectivity, with one saying the aids worked great and another calling them excellent for the price and good when tuned correctly. Limitations were mostly about fit, control, and setup: one reviewer wanted more app controls, another found the physical fitting painful and the lock irritating, and one said results depended heavily on finding the right technician.
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This hearing aid works great, but the app does not have a range of controls that I would like to have. Works great with auracast.
Looking forward to browing the HearingTracker community. What I have seen so far has very interesting and helpful. The physical fitting was more painful than I have experienced with new HAs in the past. The lock irritated my ears and was removed. I would like to download the fitting software and aquire the hardware device needed to try some of the available options that I was not told about by the tech.
Excellent for the price though I'm still waiting for an affordable Costco Widex (w/ PureSound) equivalent with minimal latency since that seems to be best for music. Fantastic battery life and they take up very little real estate behind the ear. I should note that becoming a self-programmer has greatly increased my enjoyment of these HAs.
It is awesome when tuned correctly. But, the fitters at Costco vary widely so you have to search for the right technician.