Rechargeable Sound Amplifier Voice Enhancer Device Personal Audio Amplifier (Qty 2）

Not comfortable in the ear ok as emergency back up

Yes,, Charge them up and fit the right rubber ear piece.Used the wrong one to start with fell out after 1 hour,, managed to find it thank God.. changed to the smallest size, Seems to be OK now.Timee tell how long they Last.

All the ear pods seemed too large for my ears so they easily fell out . Think the product probably worked OK but the product kept falling out of my ears!!

I found them a waste of time as the pair were tight ear only. There are better products out there.

The rechargeable sound amplifier is good quality and nice and small, it works well and is nice and lightweight.. We tried this out in my ear as unfortunately even with the different sized adapters for the ear it was still not small enough to fit in my wife's extremely tiny ear, so her being the one that needed it couldn't actually use it. But it did work as stated and did amplify the sound for me.So as long as you don't have extremely tiny ears like my wife I would recommend it.

This is a very simple, lightweight an inexpensive option for anyone that needs a bit of additional hearing assistance. I got this aid for my father in law who always struggles to hear us talking to him. Since his been using it we have noticed that he is definitely saying "pardon" and "excuse me" a lot less and has given him a bit more confidence to add to the conversations when having family gatherings. This is not a replacement for a full on hearing aid but it has been helpful for us and its worth a try before spending a lot more on a hearing aid.

This is a surprisingly comprehensive set. Besides the hearing aid itself, it includes an old-school micro USB cable, charger (looking just like my old iPhone 5 charger), various earbud sizes and hard plastic case. This is a very lightweight and inexpensive unit. You can spend hundreds if not thousands on a hearing aid device, and the difference is immediately obvious. But it does the job to give a boost for those with a little hearing loss. It does whistle if you’re not careful, so you do have to fiddle with the settings. The instructions are quite clear and well written. It’s cheap and flimsy, but it works.

My husband shouts a lot when talking, particularly on the phone, so I realised his hearing was not as good as it once was. I have been trying to pursuade him to look into getting a hearing aid but he wasn't keen on the idea, so when I was given the chance to try this, I was really happy so he can see the benefits that may help him over time.This comes with spare buds and tube, which you cut to size for the right fit for your ear. It isn't as small and discreet as a regular hearing aid, but it's a great way to test if one would really help you, at a fraction of the price.Initially it was hard to get used to. There was a lot of whistling and feedback, and you also have to get used to the noises around you being louder as well as the sound of TV and voices that you want to hear.It is early days and I don't know how much this will help in the long term, but it is definately worth sticking with and giving it a proper go.So for now it is 4 stars, I will update if neededT