Lexie HearingReviews of lexiehearing.com

I purchased these after a hearing test determined I did not have hearing loss but was having an issue processing the sounds (cochlear hairs?!?). I purchased these after some extensive research and WOW! The adjustment period has not been as hard as I thought it would be. The support the team has been providing is invaluable. They consistently check in to see how I am doing and if I need help with anything. The app has provided me all of the support I could ask for! It allowed me to test to find the perfect settings and to change them depending on location.

My experience with the Lexie B2 plus has been positive after one year's use. I’m very happy with it. I have mild hearing loss and these work great for me. I was already familiar with Bose as I own their noise canceling headphones. I had no trouble adjusting to them plus I love the app which helps me adjust and control my hearing for different situations. I definitely recommend Lexie B2 plus as a hearing aid. Now I don't miss out on what's going on with my family and friends!

I have had 3 other hearing aids brands

The Lexie B2+ hearing aids are well-priced at Costco, and they go on sale periodically. They are easy to use and comfortable in one's ear. They do a good job in smaller groups, but like many hearing aids, it is harder when several conversations are going on. They are easy to adjust, and the app works well (although it sometimes disconnects from the hearing aids and you need to stop and restart the aids). The kit that comes from Costco has a large number of all the parts of the aid that need to be replaced, as well as a cleaning brush. The manual is clear, and Lexie has videos to show you how to do basic tasks. The case fits in a roomy pocket, and the aids are easy to charge.

My Lexie B2 hearing aids are very useful. I didn’t actually know that I needed them before they were in place. What a pleasant surprise! I am much more confident in social situations and going to restaurants is a better experience for me now. They are almost invisible, comfortable, customizable and affordable. Bose technology delivers near natural sound quality and of course, at my preferred volume. I found Customer Service to be very helpful. Refreshingly, there’s another human on the other end of the line whose sole purpose is to solve your dilemma and give actionable advice. Two things I would recommend to another user: they are at their best when cleaned after every use and don’t lose just one of them (I thought I had in the first week of owning them). You will need to buy a new set. Lucky for Lexie: I have a large family, most of whom are slightly hearing challenged. I will certainly recommend them to family and friends alike.

The hearing aids are amazing! I consider myself a young guy (Just turned 45 and age is relative) but these things have been game changers. Here are a couple of things my Lexie's have offered me: Not screaming in social places while thinking I'm being casual Not screaming on speakerphone Not screaming on the damn phone Not being loud at a library thinking I am whispering It goes on and on Trust me, worth the investment.

I recently purchased the Lexie B2 Hearing Aids, and overall, I’m very pleased with them. I really appreciate that they self-adjust to my hearing, allowing me to program and fine-tune them myself through the Lexie app without needing a doctor or specialist. It’s also a big plus that Bose is involved, which contributes to the excellent clarity in the hearing aid function itself. However, I’ve been disappointed with the Bluetooth audio quality. To me, it sounds distorted—almost like blown speakers. Given Bose’s reputation, I expected top-tier Bluetooth sound performance, but unfortunately, that hasn’t been the case. Another minor issue is that the hearing aids don’t automatically turn on or connect to my phone when I take them out of the charging case. I’d prefer a seamless auto-on and auto-connect feature, though this isn’t a dealbreaker. I previously used Jabra hearing aids, which I liked, but considering the price difference, I don’t find Jabra to be worth the significantly higher cost compared to Lexie.

They are perfect for my hearing needs. Granted I only have slight hearing loss, but it is a perfect step for more sophisticated hearing aids that I will probably need in the future. I hope these last a long time lol!