Mini Sound Amplifier Voice Enhancer Device and Personal Audio Amplifier

I use it to replace my NHS ones. The NHS were external and can only be adjusted by the audiology department. Since Covid and wearing facemasks I lost them easily when taken the face mask off as it wrapped round them. They also used to fly off when you (I) started sweating and used to dangle next you your face. To replace them is a marathon and cost £75. (because they also have to make new moulds etc.) and access with Covid is not possible and if you don't send them recorded, nobody acts on them and they're lost.These are a snip at compared. I had reservations as I could never keep anything in my right ear without it popping out. These come with a few different size plugs. I was lucky and the one already on it fitted perfectly in both ears.Fitting: it fits perfect and you can't feel that they're in and happy for me they don't come out. As the description already mentions; If they don't fit perfect, they start whistling and making noises. Also I don't know the technicalities but if not fitted right the background noise increases and start distorting the sounds.Adjustment: Easy to adjust. Start low, one notch at a time. I started to high and couldn't wear them in the car because it distorted the sound and everything became warbled and couldn't make out the words being said to me. It took me a while to suss all that out. Now they're great.Against: not so much now I think I've the sound level sorted and can wear them in the car too. They say they're waterproof, but during this hot weather combined with a bit of fluid in the ear, one stopped working. However with this one and Amazon I had a new one the day after. A service you can't have whether you buy hearing aid privately (megabucks) or NHS. It started working again a few days later, but it'll do as a spare. Not easy to mark left or right, I scratched it on with the little screwdriver. You don't want to mix the two up for hygiene reasons.They don't work with a mobile phone, unless you put it on speaker. It'll make a lot of noise otherwise.The sound is more tinny, a problem with many amplifiers/hearing aids, so for music I use head phones.For: Easy to fit, stay in place, don't know you're wearing them. Spare plugs available on Amazon if you need them and cheap. Easy to keep clean, I use an antibacterial wipe each day. The NHS types with tubes, clogged up every few days and looked unsightly, these don't appear to have that problem.Easy to adjust. You know when they start coming out, which can happen, especially in hot weather as they'll will give a whistling noise when you move your head or ear ( I can move my ears).A good buy, good price, value for money - I would recommendI still stand by my last sentence but need to add that 2 of them just dropped to bits and one of those was only a few weeks old. I replaced them. Also the batteries don't appear to last more than a week but are not expensive. For what they are and compared with other modern technology items like phones and toys, they're not cheap, but that's the way things are with health.

I have purchased 3 of these now over the last couple of years. My left ear gets blocked and this helps me hear. However, they don't last long. Bought my last one in October, didn't really have to use it then. I have a cold now and my ear blocked up. The hearing aid lasted 3 days of use and broke. Much the same has happened with the previous ones. I have learned my lesson now

It is a nice size, works as stated, easly adjusted, given a little screwdriver to do adjustments. Tiny peep sometimes when you pop it in, There is a faint background murmer, like a distant rain on the window. I now have to listen for it. Maybe it's only mine? Start low and try to match your other ear, get a balance. Good luck.

Not bad for the price. I just wanted to feel what it was like in my ear. I will probably have to purchase really good ones soon. But works well for now.

Better than my last hearing aid. Much more comfortable and much cheaper.Fits perfectly and good sound quality. Can be a tricky replacing batteries if your are elderly particularly if you have arthritis in your fingers.

My hearing aids had to go back for servicing and they kept turning themselves off I was told would take 10 days so tried these.Ok if person sitting next to you the television was useless kept going loud then soft without me moving.Gave up and put subtitles on in the end really useless

Stoped working after 4weeks so no use for any one defective item

Very easy to use very effective and discreet , comes with spare batteriesGood value