NuEarReviews of nuear.com

Since upgrading to an Apple I-Phone 11, had constant problems with aids dropping off one ear or the other. Technician is working with me trying to resolve this problem. Also, I cannot pair my phone with the bluetooth device on my truck radio while it's paired to my aids??? This is getting to be very frustrating.

When they are working they are great! However, daily and up to three times a day my husband has to sink them up to the app on his iPhone. He has brought them back to the Hearing Lab multiple times. Sometimes he is without them for 7 to 10 days before getting them back. Very frustrating. He just got them back yesterday after having them out for repair for 10 days. After just two hours of wearing them, he had to sink them up again. When paying $7,000 for them, we would not expect to have this much trouble.

I've had Circa Rechargeable hearing aids for a few months now. My hearing has definitely been enhanced, at times may need to up the volume, depending upon the environment's acoustics and if the person's normal talking voice is very soft. My friends and students have seen an improvement, which is reassuring. Do like them being rechargeable opposed to relying upon batteries. Although it would be nice to have a pair that can be both rechargeable or use batteries, that way, if in a foreign country for a length of time. My aids did come with adapters, but I'd have to do some more research to see if would need a converter for places such as Japan, Philippines, Korea, etc. I've been disappointed with Thrive App, it's been quirky since got the aids. At times it would just turn off one of the aids, or if on the phone via bluetooth, it would disconnect. I have an iphone 7, and when updated software it made the Thrive app even less reliant. As my Audiologist recommended I reset everything, which was somewhat helpful, but I don't use Thrive that much since still erratic. In fact I'm cautious of updating another software on iphone since when I went to a blog site they said don't do i0S 13.3, which may make Thrive App even worse. Am I to understand from looking at other reviews that I should upload an updated version of Thrive, which should make it more compatible? At least for the more recent models of iphones but does that also include iphone 7 ? Also noted if on Bluetooth mode, my aids lose their battery life faster then when not using Bluetooth. Due to Thrive's not being reliable, I asked my audiologist to program my aids so I can manually adjust the volume opposed to setting for different environments. On a more positive note, they're far more comfortable then I had hoped they'd be. Altogether satisfied with them but evidently much more improvement with Thrive App.

If I were to design a hearing aid my most important features would be sound quality, successful communication in the presence of noise, and connectivity to all Bluetooth devices. Everything doesn’t make a difference. Rechargeable is nice but not a deal breaker. Healthables arent too important to put patients