Signia Hearing Aids Review
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Signia is a new brand name for the hearing aids that were formerly branded as Siemens. The brand is owned by Sivantos Group, a hearing aid giant headquartered in Singapore that markets hearing aids under a number of different brand names and now owns 25% of the worldwide hearing aid market. Signia is described as Sivantos's premium brand.
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I have been misled and my problems totally ignored by this company. Medicare should look into their business practices. My advice to other seniors would be " BUYER BEWARE"
Be very careful if you plan on buying Signia hearing aids...research their policies. I purchased their Silk 1fx model in late 2018 at a cost of $2600.00. The left one quit working about 2 1/2 years later and of course it was out of the 2 year warranty and cost $300.00 to send out for repair. Now in early 2024, the left one quit working again and I wanted to send in in for repair AGAIN but guess what? They apparently have quit repairing this model as it has been discontinued! How's that for 'customer service'?! So I'm relegated to purchasing a new set of hearing aids and you can be sure it won't be theirs. Nice job, Signia!!
Rechargeable hearing aids only last 6 hours a day do not buyrechargablea real rip off
Signa is crap. I have had to repair my left Styletto Connect hearing aid 3 times. Now the warranty is over its going to cost me 320 dollars to repair. Do Not By These. They're crap. Originally I paid out of pocket over $1000 to get these and that was above and beyound my insurance coverage. I hate these things and wish someone would sue them.
I paid 7000.00 for the Signia Stiletto and they are junk. Out of 3 years they have replaced them 3 times and have been sent back as i type this for the fourth time. Out of 3 years I have maybe worn them 6 moths because they are always broke. Precision Hearing also does not give you loaners so your back to hard of hearing. Please read and do your research on Signia before buying, you will be very let down! Save your money, do your research and purchased another brand of hearing aid. I called Signia directly and was told so sorry, we can't help you!
I had mine 2 years; they are biggest piece of shit I've ever owned. I keep taking them back to be fixed, wait 2 or 3 weeks. Then they work for a week or 3. When you're traveling you can't get them fixed. I paid $6,000. Then I
bought some for $148 They work great. I'm taking them to Small Claims Court and picketing the store
I bought them from :). Now that it's warm out. They would tell me they were dirty; I clean them every day.
They would always try to put the blame on me, why they wouldn't work. They had them more then I had them. Why does my $148 ones I bought work with on problems????
JG
My custom in the ear Signia set up to receive a cross transmitter from the other ear, went out after just over 60 days. I brought it to the audiologist and is being sent in for service, as I have a warranty until 2025. Hopefully it will be back within a week and no other issues.
The Product was perfect once fitted properly, service has been a big problem for me. Dispensaries fold up and leave no contact information, no phone number etc. My product is still under warrantee even though it quit working about a year ago. No one seems to be able to help me, so I have reached out to corporate headquarters for assistance, as a last resort, we will see where it goes from here. I am a Retired Firefighter and a musician; my hearing is very important. I invested $3,000 to hear. Smkey1
I just got my new signia hearing aids today and I love them. They are so easy to use. I can hear with no echo sound and while outside there was no wind noise . Just so comfortable that I don't even feel them in my ears. I thought i would have to get used to them being in my ears but they feel great
I had the old Sieman's battery-type hearing aids and had fewer problems than I'm having with the new rechargeable. I sometimes lose hearing in one ear with blue tooth listening to music or on a phone call. I have to restart the phone to clear the problem. I've also had (on occasion) where I lose the hearing aids altogether! The battery life showing 68% still available? To fix the problem, I have had to put the hearing aids in the charging station as there is no other way to reboot the hearing aids? This is a major problem when I'm traveling in my car or out shopping or visiting somewhere. Else, the quality is good and the feature that permits directional hearing is a good feature.
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