Phonak Naída Paradise P-UP P50 · Currently uses · Since Nov 2024
Good to compensating my hearing loss. not enough self control of the settings like sound etc, Bluetooth not always stable, telephone sometimes not enough stable to hear everything clear
Phonak Naída Paradise P-UP P90 · Currently uses · Since Apr 2021
This was my first Bluetooth pair of aids and my first venture into private aids for about 15 years. I loved the streaming and being able to take and make calls again. But as even more frequencies dipped to nothing I was aware I was missing more. They were 4 years old when I changed to the infinios.
Oticon Opn S miniRITE S1 · Currently uses · Since Sep 2019
The miniRITE S1 served me well until hearing loss progressed following my being infected with Covid-19 in 2022 and 2024. Since October 2025 I have in my right ear a Med-El cochlea implant (Sonnet 3 BTE sound processor + Mi1250 Synchrony 2 FLEX/soft implant). For the time being I… Read full review
One reviewer praised the aids for strong sound and stable Bluetooth, while another found them superior for music and streaming and very satisfactory when properly adjusted. Others described mixed results in noisier or real-world use, including speech getting lost when wind management or restaurant settings engaged, plus battery dropouts and Bluetooth disconnects.
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Phonak Naída Lumity L90-SP · Currently uses · Since Jun 2026
Incredibly good but AI needs work- it tries to adjust to restaurants and loud public places but it ends up just making my voice sound louder and other peoples voices less.
Phonak Naída Lumity P-UP L90 · Currently uses · Since Mar 2025
I use Phonak Naída Lumity L90-UP hearing aids, and I would like to share my experience from the perspective of someone who has been completely blind since birth. For me, hearing is not just another sense. It is my primary means of orientation, communication, work, and… Read full review
ReSound Vivia microRIE 9 · Currently uses · Since 2026
My audiologist did not recommend ReSound HAs because of published "reviews" that "complain" about the sound quality. Yes, the sound quality differs from other brands such as Phonak. BUT, it is not bad; just different. If you are switching from another brand, it will take some… Read full review
ReSound Vivia 60S · Currently uses · Since Apr 2025
The hearing aids work when they are working. They have deteriorated rapidly and had to be replace after about 6 months three times. Resound has replaced them for free, but there seems to be a problem they cannot fixx.
Reviewers most often praised clear, natural sound and good everyday performance, with one reviewer saying they worked perfectly and another hearing more depth and better TV speech separation. Limitations were mixed: one reviewer reported hiss that lingered after three months, while another described very short battery life and frequent connection and iPhone app problems.
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Battery life is awful. 16 hours is max battery life. At 16 hours, my Phillips hearing aids would have 40% battery life left. That is with the same environment and daily routine. The Sonite Rise aids use the easy line remote app. and they work terrible together. Constantly loosing… Read full review
When 1st fitted, extreme clarity is what I noted. I just didn't hear things, more depth like 3D sound. Listening to TV local news, I could hear the newscasters echo in the studio. I could distinguish who was talking without looking to see. Never had that experience before!
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