AudibelReviews of audibel.com

D o not patronize this unprofessional business. This organization does not even have a trustworthy customer service phone number. Their (877) area code numbers are used to make appointments. There are even automated reminders. But the LOCAL offices have no clue. Second, their office address is not even accurately listed. Google cannot help you find it. Stay away from this hole-in-the-wall-devil-may-care small outfit. There are many other competent audiologists to choose from.

I contacted the Fayetteville office of Audibel inquiring if they could service a particular brand/model hearing aid for my mother. Being 94 years of age it’s difficult and tiring for her to travel. Rather than saying “yes or no” to my inquiry they insisted I make an appointment and bring her in. I explained, it would be helpful to know if they could service her model before I set an appointment and travel to Fayetteville. Their response was scripted and inflexible. -Just simply ask the audiologist, “can we service Oticon brand hearing aids?” Again the staff insisted I travel with my mother to Fayetteville to get the same answer I could have received over the phone. - Audibel; a service care provider should focus on quality patient care as much as they do on a profit motivated business model.

i have a pair of audibel 1000. constant issues with blutooth pairing to my iphone from the get go. frequent connection loss alternates side to side. sometimes no connection at all. 2 year old units had to have one battery replaced then 4 months later the other failed to hold charge..!!!!!! After

The products are lower quality than, say an oticon. My insurance was paying $6,000. Audible office in Melbourne (now closed) “John” ordered the crummiest hearing aids they sold, hoping that I would accept them. I did not, this was just the start. I finally got invisible in the canal, like the oticon I had. John tried like crazy to eliminate the hissing and warberling. After many tries of sending them back and tuning I had enough and just took them and figured I would just live with them. And then they broke, rebuild time, not even one year under warrantee, then broke again, and again, and again. Now costing me $400 per repair, 1 year warrantee. Then the office closed in Melbourne and I had to drive 5 towns away. Another two repairs, getting expensive. And that office closed too, now I have to go to Orlando, 60 miles away for another repair. Top it all off they DON’T sound good, lots of hiss and background noise. If I am in a restaurant, I can hear the kitchen clatter, but not the person sitting next to me. Save yourself the grief, don’t buy audible Starkey brand. My honest $.02.

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Thought it was pretty cool to have an online hearing test. Long time waiting since I've had severe hearing loss pretty much my entire life. I was however dissapointed in the results given after I completed the test. I could care less about statistics on hearing loss worldwide or in my country. All I care about is my own hearing and the hearing aid that I have. I was hoping to see some kind of graph of such so I could compare results for later use or with and without my aid. Similar to what I would get in an office hearing test. This isn't rocket science. You either hear it or you don't. A computer knows exactly what decibels it is putting out. So it is all dependent on the quality of the ear buds or speakers. Still the results will be close to a real test.

Within a couple of weeks one of my new hearing aids was not working properly. It would turn on and off. I returned it for repair on January 30 and I have yet to have it returned.