RCA OTC In-Ear Hearing Aids, Beige

this is great for anyone who has a hearing problem.it is just the thing so that you will not have to go to a doctor.they are not expensive but they are just as good.they are good for anyone that needs them.

The RCA OTC hearing aid is an intermediate-level aid at a low price, making it a good product for someone wanting to give hearing aid a try for the first time. Unlike my friend's $2,000 unit, the RCA over-the-counter unit is not Bluetooth, phone compatible, tiny and invisible, digital, or other features found on high end aids, but it does amplify conversation and TV well. Give them a couple of days of adjusting to your preference and then a couple of weeks or more to adjust to how is sounds for you. Operation is a breeze with one button on each aid (marked left and right) for volume setting. Put them into the the case and it begins charging (USB wall plug not provided). This unit is a way to try hearing aid for the first time without dropping a lot of money.

I must say these hearing aids are so worth the price.RCA stands good on these hearing aids. The sound is very good and they don't sound a cheep one. I also like not to deal with buying batteries. They hold charge all day for me. I would say buy these you will not be sorry.

I think that these over the counter hearing aid appliances are fantastic! I have never used them before and a truly do work. What I also like about this product is that it is a quality name that has been around for a hundred years.. The charging of the earbuds themselves is fast at a hundred percent and it lasts me for a good day and a half and then I will charge them again.. Myself I chose earbuds because I wanted it to hide in my hair. My hair is longer. So I wanted it to hide. But even if you had short hair, it really doesn't matter because people would think that you just have earbuds in. Once you put the earbuds in to your ear canal. You press on the outer side and hold for a couple seconds and it will turn on.. The volume adjustment is on the left and the right side of the earbud itself. So when they are in your ear you would just adjust the volume accordingly. They truly do work it's amazing. The only downfall of this product is that when I am speaking. I hear myself in my head because it also amplifies my voice. I do not wear hearing AIDS. So I am assuming that hearing aids pretty much work the same concept. It would take an adjustment to get used to and I will get used to this. It does work, it's fantastic for watching t. V. It doesn't have to be full-blown volume now. And it make comfortable for other people in the room. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone who is needing to amplify. Or just a hearing tweak of extra volume.

My hearing has been getting worse and worse over the course of the past two years. I just couldn't justify paying $$$$ for hearing aids. I decided to try the OTC Hearing Aids made by RCA and was very pleasantly surprised. They are very reasonably priced and won't break your budget. You can also use your FSA or HSA savings accounts to purchase. These hearing aids come in a small rechargeable case. Also included are a charging cord, three different sizes of soft silicone ear domes and a cleaning brush. The front of the case displays the power charge available. One charge can last up to 45 hours. The case is marked L and R, so you know which side to place each hearing aid on. The outer flat surface provides one button operation and is VERY simple to use. These hearing aids also provide active noise cancellation and have excellent clarity. They recommend wearing the hearing aids for just a few minutes to begin with and gradually increase use over a two-week period. I did just that and found it was very easy to get used to these hearing. I would readily recommend these RCA OTC Hearing Aids and just wish I had found them sooner!

Pros: The hearing aids are good for minimal to less-than-moderate hearing loss. If you have moderate or worse hearing loss, see an audiologist. The charging case charges the earbuds quickly and they stay charged for up to 45 hours, so charging them every other day would be adequate. There is a digital battery power display. The set comes with interchangeable ear domes in 3 sizes, a cleaning brush and a USB charging cable. The hearing aids turn on and off by holding the touch key for four seconds. A tone signals that they have been turned on. There are five sound levels to choose for your comfort. The hearing aid will power on to the last used sensitivity level. I definitely could hear things like audio on my phone, the television and radio clearer. There is some noise canceling, though I could still hear background noise. The ear buds fit comfortably and do not need repeated adjustment. These cost a fraction of the cost of prescription hearing aids. Cons: I did have some difficulty making out words and had to ask the person to repeat themselves. It may have just been me. There was occasional feedback; could be user error.

These are over the counter hearing aids by RCA and they are amazing. The kit comes with complete instructions, extra ear bud caps for a perfect fit, cleaning brush, digital charging base and cord. Buds are labeled, left or right and do not take very long to charge, they are actually charged right out of the box. The sound is wonderful, do not have to strain to hear and volume is adjustable. Only one con that i can see, they get uncomfortable after wearing for awhile because they are larger than most music buds.

Awesome hearing aids. Just a little bigger than I thought, but for $250 they can’t be beat. They aren’t actually hearing aids but more like hearing amplifiers. They help a lot buy using noise canceling technology along with 3 levels of amplification. They come with 3 different sizes of ear tips. I got these for my dad since he’s starting to have difficulty hearing ( I think it’s just old man selective hearing ). But he likes these. The case can hold a charge for about 48 hours and the actual hearing aids last about 15 hours. They have an ip22 water resistant rating so you and be outdoors in a little rain. The case looks like an AirPod case charges via usb type c. Not bad for the price. Especially since real hearing aids cost thousands. Worth the price.

First off one hearing aid didn't work, one did work. Adjustments are very hard to get working properly, takes several minutes to accomplish proper adjustments. Once it's adjusted the sound is fine, but could be better. One fell out of ear twice. As you can tell by the picture they are not actually the " in ear style" but rather large, but are still much better than the "above the ear style" I like that they are rechargeable and no batteries are needed. They have a nice hard plastic case that uses a USB C connection. It has a digital display. I charge them overnight and they last all day. They are not the worse I have used, but could use some improvements, especially in quality control since one did arrive not working.

Purchased for my mom. received the. promptly. she yry putting them on. one works other doesn't. Very disappointed.