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I have pretty bad sensoneural hearing loss, and fitted hearing aids didn't help much. Then I found Bose Hearphones[0] that I self adjusted, and they've been gr
by gedy 4y ago
I have pretty bad sensoneural hearing loss, and fitted hearing aids didn't help much. Then I found Bose Hearphones[0] that I self adjusted, and they've been great! They were marketed as "conversation enhancing" but they seemed to have been a tip toe into hearing aid systems.
https://www.hearsoundly.com/guides/bose-hearphones https://www.hearsoundly.com/guides/bose-hearphones
- wrycoder 4y agoTake good care of them. They worked really well for me. But, the internal frame is partly plastic, and mine snapped. You have to be careful not to flex it much when taking it off. Now, I'm looking for fine weave carbon fiber cloth to fix it - I got it working once using superglue, but it broke again. Meanwhile, Bose has completely exited the hearing aid sector.[0] [0] https://www.hearingtracker.com/news/bose-cease-hearing-aid-sales https://www.hearingtracker.com/news/bose-cease-hearing-aid-s...
- gedy 4y agoYeah I snapped my first pair, and now bought 2 refurbished off eBay. I was thinking of heat shrinking a piece of metal to strengthen. > Meanwhile, Bose has completely exited the hearing aid sector. Sounds like they sold or partnered with Lexie, so some hope: https://lexiehearing.com/us/lexie-powered-by-bose-hearing-aids https://lexiehearing.com/us/lexie-powered-by-bose-hearing-ai...
- wrycoder 4y agoThat looks to me like a low quality solution. Nothing like the Hearphones.