Dimora BTE Rechargeable Hearing Aids for Seniors Adults

I finally got them charged one time and one worked and second charge left all night charging and still were not charge I am through Been to use my old earcentric ones that stay charge maybe three hours that’s why I am buying but these did not work

When they arrived they were good a little hard to turn on but I managed. After a couple of weeks the left one stopped working completely. Fully charged and won’t turn on. Also if you take them out of the charger for a second once the light turns green and put them back right away the light turns orange as if they needed to be changed again.

The only thing I don’t like is there is no app for my phone like my other hearing aids. I couldn’t afford the out of pocket on my retirement so here I am.

Considering the price, I was expecting a little more than this. I'm not sure what they were talking about with regard to "noise cancellation" because the sound quality, although louder, was quite "tinny" and echo-y. These were comfortable to wear and hide discreetly behind the ear. The control switch makes sense after a few times of using it. The charging case is well thought out. It requires a firm grip to insert and remove the devices... but at least you know that they were correctly seated in position, and the LED lights on the front of the charger case let you know that they are re-charging. Rather than being a true "RIC" (receiver in the ear) amplifier, these are much like the style that my grandparents had: a hollow tube delivers the sound into the ear... because the speaker is inside the device itself. Although it's an "old-school" approach, they are much more modern with how small they are. Someone who has hearing loss and who has no other option will find these to be a blessing. But there are better options out there if sound quality is important to you. The person who would benefit from this will be an elderly loved one of mine who lives in a nursing home. Hearing aids are ALWAYS lost or misplaced (by residents and staff) or they fall out in bedding and get washed by mistake, and that's an expensive loss for normal Rx hearing aids. But something like this will provide enough amplification to make conversation with your loved one easier and if it gets misplaced, it's not as devastating as losing a high-end hearing aid. The charging port on the bottom of the case is a USB "micro" connection (not USB-C) so you'll need to use the included USB charging cable. --- No big deal, but it's worth mentioning if you were planning on traveling with just ONE usb-C cable for all your other devices (phone, music, tablet, etc.) Summary, it's not terrible, but it's not wonderful... it's right there in the middle, so my assessment is simply an honest "C" or 3-star rating. --- You'll need to decide what your priorities are and how that matches up with your budget.

I am really impressed with the quality of these aids. Easy to operate and a comfortable fit. I did have an issue and customer service team were very helpful and resolved my issue immediately!

Didn’t work. Make lous sounds. Am told very expensive or custom aids do to.

They are fairly comfortable and a conveniently shaped charging pod. But there has been no consistency in the charging time. I have never gotten 18 hours. I have charged 12 hours with only 1.5 hours and then sometimes 8 or 2 or 12 hours use time. Not reliable at all.

For those of us who deal with compromised hearing, the search for aid and assistance seems to be never ending. I can't say that these aids end that search for me, but they are definitely a significant improvement over the standard amplifiers I have tried in the past. These aids are super comfortable to wear. I only have hearing loss in a single ear, but after inserting the one I needed, I forgot I had it in. The hearing was not like "natural" hearing (we have to understand and accept that that will be the case no matter what type of device we use), but it was a step above the tinny sound of simple amplifiers. I didn't experience any shrieking (for which I am sincerely grateful). The different modes actually did make a difference. I tested that feature while singing. Understand, I am not a singer in any type of professional sense of the term, but I always enjoyed singing around the house (mostly when I was alone). Since my hearing degraded, I can no longer hear enough to stay on key. Using this aid, I could once again hear the notes. This may seem insignificant for most people, but for me it was almost like reclaiming a favorite activity which I had unwillingly relinquished. The button controls of the aid are quite straightforward and easy to navigate. I'm not a huge fan of the stabilizer bar. While I recognize its purpose, it is too long for my preference. I am tempted to "trim" it to a more acceptable length, but I don't want to do anything to the device which could impact its performance. I appreciate the help the aid provides. I know that previous reviewers have criticized the price of this item. It currently is listed at $249.99 with an additional $100 coupon to apply to the purchase. Compared to many amplifiers which sell for close to $100, the added features offered with these aids make this price point a reasonable value. 4 stars.