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Sonic Hearing Aids Review
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Sonic Innovations is a hearing instruments developer based in Somerset, New Jersey that manufactures and markets digital hearing aids. With subsidiaries and distributors in over 30 countries, Sonic's goal is to provide stylish, attractive alternatives to people with hearing problems worldwide through an approach that focuses on speech and natural sound.
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THERE HEARING AIDS DO NOT WORK WITH THE OLDER ANDROID PHONES ! IF THEY HAVE BEEN IN BUSINESS SINCE 1998 THEY HAVE HAD PLENTY OF TIME TO UPGRADE THEIR SOFTWARE I HAVE A GALAXY S20 WHICH IS A FAIRLY NEW PHONE BUT SONICS AIDS WILL NOT CONNECT WITH MY BLUTOOTH
I have a Sonic behind-the-ear set about 5 yrs old. From an audio standpoint they have been ok. My complaint involves the mode pushbutton on each one that selects the programs and gain features. When new, the button had an easy to use snap action feel. After about 3 yrs, both buttons failed and the snap action is gone. If you fool with them, you can still switch programs intermittently, but its a nuisance.
I was told that repair of the buttons would be $300 each. Thanks, I’ll pass. I wish Sonic used better quality parts.
Since I have insurance, I’ll end up getting a new set from someone else.
I waited a full year before offering a review for my Sonic Hearing Aids. I was provided with an appointment, with the Audiologist who fitted me originally. I've been completely satisfied with the Sonic Aids, and the level of service associated with the product. The aids have improved my quality of life, and have proven to be reliable, easy to live with, and low maintenance. My Sonic Hearing Aids are small, light weight, and nearly unnoticeable when I'm wearing them. I'm able to access their volume controls with my iPhone, and control optional functions as well. My Sonics are battery free, and an overnight charge provides enough power to last a full day between charges. The learning curve,... Read More
Greetings from Canada! I was recently fit with Sonic Captivate hearing aids and I've never been happier. I was hesitant at first because my friends told me to get a differnt brand. But my audiologist explained to me the new improvements and technology so i decided to trust my audiologist. My children are no longer annoyed with me and I can hear my dog walking around my apartment!
My wife was fitted with SONIC model cheer 2-1/2 years ago... they are a piece of crap... The audiologist adjust them in the office and they seem to be O.K... within days they become unajusted... unless your facing the person with the aids they can't hardly hear anything... now when a pot or a shrill noise is made they almost give headache. When I called the company I was advised go back to he audiologist and have her send them to them to check them out... Now what the dickens does she do with no aids???
I have Sonic Enchant 60 and am TOTALLY disappointed. They are no better than my old set made by another manufacturer that i had for seven years. Had hoped for technological improvement.
Stay away from almost over the counter products if you have a genuine hearing loss. Go to an audiometrist and spend the money if you want proper results.
Would you buy a pair of glasses needing a prescription to fix a problem other than a magnifying glass for reading small print?
An amplifier makes sound louder, not better or tailored to your problem.
I've had my for a couple months now, in the one mode it seems like too much static is mainly hat you're hearing. Than when I put it in other mode I still can't hear well, I've had it adjusted a couple times and it just doesn't seem to make a difference, I still have a hard time when I'm on the phone trying to hear people and that's a problem because part of my job is to answer the phone. I'm going in again to get another adjustment.
Is this normal to have to have these adjusted every week?
I got my Sonic Enchants a year ago, and they were the best investment ever. My ability to hear discussions at long meeting tables or in crowded restaurants was suddenly restored in a way I had feared was impossible. The integration with my iPhone is seamless, and my grandkids think I have the coolest "earbuds" in town.
I have worn hearing aids for more than 20 years. I bought a pair of Sonic aids at the suggestion of my hearing aid specialist. They are the worst pair of aids I have ever owned. From the beginning, they had poor sound quality and made me long for my old pair of Phonaks. I have returned them for repairs for no sound, clicking sounds over poor audio, and intermittently working and not working. Each of my aids have been in the shop over 5 times a piece before the warranty was even up. Thank heavens, my Phonak aids still were working enough to use in the mean time. I got the impression that when they went in for repair, minimal work was done and back they came, with them hoping I'd be... Read More
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- Nearly invisible behind-the-ear devices
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- Bluetooth-enabled & 360-degree sound
- 100-day risk-free trial + money-back guarantee