Flaygo Rechargeable Hearing Aids for Seniors with 16-Channel Digital Chips Intelligent Noise Cancellation for Clear Sound Super-Mini Invisible Design Comfort Fit in Ear Canal & 7-Day Ultra Standby

I've tried several of these inexpensive hearing aids to compare and these have some unique advantages making them a great option. The specific benefits of these aids are that they are very small, nearly invisible, whereas some others are more visible. However, others are too small and are nearly impossible to get of the ears. These are small, nearly invisible, but also have a long enough chord that they can be easily removed. The other key advantage of these earbuds is that they have a physical button that is big enough and raised enough that it can be easily pressed to control the volume of the earbuds. Some other earbuds have knobs on them but are too small and are impossible to adjust, especially while in the ear. In terms of sound quality, they are good and comparable to other good quality earbuds and are great at amplifying the mid-high frequencies associated with voices. The other advantage is that they seal well on the ears to block out other noise and feedback. Bottom line, these are a great option that is competitively priced and I would buy again.

I bought this for my mom. She has moderate hearing loss. She could not carry a one-on-one conversation with anyone. My dad would have to speak real loudly and convey messages to her. With the Flaygo hearing aid, the improvement was quite significant. She could now carry a one-on-one conversation very well without any help. The device was not perfect when she was not paying attention. If she was busy in the kitchen and we started speaking to her, she wouldn’t hear us but if we got her attention first and then spoke to her she would hear us better. The device is simple to use for the elderly. She said that it felt comfortable in the ears. Also, she was happy that there was no echoing sound (unlike her previous aids). The one thing my mom didn’t like was that this was a device that was inserted in the canal. She was worried it would fall off. She preferred the behind the ear aids. I think for the price it is a very decent option. It’s easy to use and works well in one-on-one settings.

The Flatgo GM-915T are small and comfortable. They charged quickly in a nice compact case. They have a volume button you can push to adjust the volume. They include several soft ear tips so I was able to get the correct fit. I use them when I watch movies and I no longer have to use closed caption. I can now hear the television with clarity. I feel that the price was very reasonable and this was a great purchase.

I have worn hearing aids for 2 years now. My original, behind the ear pair, will not last for more than 11 hours on a charge. Checking with the dealer, the cost to install new batteries is $90 per ear. So I decided to try some in the ear aids and I am happy I did. I am experiencing better voice clarity when talking with other people and also while watching TV. Went to a restaurant and found the noise reduction feature works well. Also good in church. Comfortable to wear and easy to clean. Adjustable volume lets you pick the one that suits you best. Quick charge and nice charger with digital charge level are nice additions. Work great and cost less than new batteries needed for my old hearing aids. Very happy

The Flaygo hearing aids with 16-channel digital chips are amazing! From the first time i put them in, I was able to hear very clearly without and buzzing or background noise! They fit snuggly in the ear without discomfort. With the multiple size ear domes, it was easy to get a great fit. I was able to wear them all day on a single charge - and nobody knew that I had them on!

FLAYGO Model GM-915T This is my first digital hearing device. It replaced an older analog hearing device that I have used for the last 3 years that stopped recharging. I like the new digital digital noise reduction feature because it tends to not amplify some background noises that can be very distracting and the battery charge lasts all day for me without needing recharging in the middle of my working day. I was quickly able to find and fit the right sized soft ear-tip to make a comfortable fit that did not cause any irritation when wearing it all day and the close fit eliminated any howling or audible feedback that might be caused by the microphone picking up any amplified sounds leaking past a loose or poorly fitting ear-tip. If this is your first time using a device like this, you will quickly learn the importance of preventing sound leaks from the small speaker in the part that fits in your inner ear canal and the microphone on the outside part. This feedback sound or howling is an issue with ALL hearing assist devices, so properly fitting the correct sized soft ear-tip part to prevent audible feedback howling is necessary for all hearing assist devices regardless of brand or type. The over the ear types do not seem to have as much of a problem with feedback noises but they cause other issues with people who need to wear eyeglasses all day. There is one difference between the older analog devices like my older analog hearing amplifiers and the newer digital devices like this that may cause an issue that the new user can notice. The second picture shows an older ultra-sonic motion detector found in some older buildings mounted on the ceilings that are used to turn on interior lighting or trigger security alarms. These older sensors are not used by modern automatic door openers or other motion sensing devices but they may still be found in older buildings. These older sensors may cause a momentary sound to be detected if the amplified sound setting is set too high in the hearing device. How To Set It Up What I have learned is to cup my hand over my outer ear when first setting the hearing device on, to see if that causes any feedback noise. If I can hear some slight feedback noise that goes away after I remove my cupped hand from around my ear, I know the volume setting is about as high as I should allow it to be and also that the device is working correctly. If the cupped hand causes feedback that does not stop when my hand is removed, it means the audible volume is set too high or that the soft ear-tip is too small to block sounds from the internal speaker leaking past the soft ear-tip and being picked up by the microphone on the outside part and you may need to use the next size larger soft ear-tip or push the device further in to the ear canal for a tighter fit. There are four different "volume settings" you can set that will allow you to better hear what goes on around you without being too loud to cause audible feedback or allow background noise to become too distracting. The correct setting for your needs may change throughout your day so being able to change the volume with a simple button press is a big advantage with these devices. Remember that the device shuts off when you return it to the charging case and it will need to have the volume settings reset every time it is turned back on after being charged.

I bought this for my dad who refused to wear any hearing aid. He liked the fact that they are very discreet, easy to accommodate in the ears and has the color to differentiate right from left. He noticed an improvement in his hearing, that’s obvious when watching tv. Charging time is fast. His only complain is about the volume setting: adjusting the levels is not easy and that’s why we took two stars as it’s an important feature of the device.