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I admit I have hearing issues, not enough for a hearing aid, but tech like this would help me a great deal, it's surprising that it hasn't been widely available
by drumhead 4y ago
I admit I have hearing issues, not enough for a hearing aid, but tech like this would help me a great deal, it's surprising that it hasn't been widely available before. The price seems a bit exorbitant though, will cheaper knock offs be as good though?
- labrador 4y agoCheaper versions have been available. This is a first for Sony, not for over-the-counter hearing aids. https://www.google.com/search?q=non+prescription+hearing+aids https://www.google.com/search?q=non+prescription+hearing+aid...
- shannongreen 4y agoI'd politely suggest that if your hearing is bad enough to be noticeable, then it is definitely enough to look into getting hearing aids. Hearing aids for those with only mild hearing loss can be very discreet. There is evidence to suggest that living with even mild hearing impairment can accelerate cognitive decline (though I don't know if there is yet evidence that this can be prevented by using hearing aids).
- solarkraft 4y agoI forgot the name, but there are hearing aid ear buds exactly for this situation.