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Costco UK - Which hearing aids do they offer as of December 2023?

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Hi there.

I’m struggling to identify the brands and models offered by Costco in the UK as of December 2023. Their website does indicate Philips & Resound, which is a start, but not which models. Nor indicative price i.e., I don’t know whether to consider them or not… Nor whether they offer custom ear moulds (even at an additional cost).

Has anyone been to a Costco Hearing Centre in the UK quite recently??

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Brilliant. And thanks!

My nearest Costco appears to have a hearing centre so it’s certainly an interesting and very wallet friendly option at £1500…

@whereismyhearing said:

I’m struggling to identify the brands and models offered by Costco in the UK

@whereismyhearing said:

Their website does indicate Philips & Resound, which is a start, but not which models

They only sell the premium version/models from ReSound (Jabra) Phillips (Demant A/S this company make Oticon, Sonic, Bernafon) Signia (Rexton) so all in all a very good deal at £1500.

Hi, I have been to Costco UK recently and believe they are still selling Jabra Enhance Pro 10’s both ’s and / Customs, as they have only just come out in the US, for Phillips 9040’s RIC’s 9030’s ITE ITC/Customs, I haven’t enquired about the Rexton but believe they are Charge n Gos AX (not IX).

Please note the Jabra ITE/ITC are £2,000 but you get a standard base (not battery) plus one accessory included, I got the multimike. The Philips ITE’s are 9030’s for £1,800 (these were the normal battery version) and I paid about £150 extra (each item) for the connectclip or whatever its called plus TV Streamer…

I hope this helps

Super helpful, thanks.

I have a few Resound accessories to hand which makes the Jabra option(s) quite interesting. My needs are not urgent (current NHS aids still work fine) so I can probably wait them out until they offer the 20’s though…

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