It has been about two months and I have been increasing the World volume in small increments but I am up to 60 and have NO INCREASE in hearing people talk or the TV, just get reverb of my own voice, I talked last week to an expert and changed the DOMES to smaller ones to block out my own voice, but the dome got stuck in my right ear, we tried 3 kinds of tweezers, but had to go the an emergency center physician who pulled in out and gave me drops in use. , have not used since.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Written by a customer while visiting Lexie Hearing
I tried the Lexie B2 hearing aids for 30 days. I found them to be very good, but they did not seem to have quite enough amplification to overcome my degree of hearing loss. Nevertheless, they worked pretty well and were adequate in most situations. About the only situation where I struggled to hear was watching TV. They were an improvement, but not as much of an improvement as I would like.
The Lexie app provides a very good degree of adjustability and I was able to get them adjusted easily and pretty effectively. It also allows you to store several "sets of settings" as favorites so you can switch to them quickly. That's pretty cool! However, one thing I disliked is that each time I went to the Lexie app to make an adjustment, I had to wait a few seconds for it to connect to the hearing aids. This was true even if I had just used the Lexie app, and merely switched to using a different app for a bit. That's kind of inconvenient. In addition, I was not able to get the Lexie app to connect to the Hearing Aids at all when I had no access to the internet. (e.g. no cell service or wifi while camping with friends) Without the Lexie app connecting to my phone, the only changes I could make to the HAs was to turn the volume up or down.
The other thing that I did not like very well was that the charging cradle has to be connected to a power supply in order to charge them. It would be nice if the charging cradle had a battery to store enough power to charge the HAs a couple of times without being connected to a power supply.
Overall, I was impressed! I thought they were pretty good Hearing Aids, and a good value for the money. I returned them to look for something better. However, I will consider re-purchasing Lexie B2s if I am unable to find anything that I think works better for me.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting Lexie Hearing
I have found the aid to be very helpful to improve my hearing when there are conversations in a noisy environment. The instructions about how to adjust the treble levels were were somewhat unclear to me, but I think I managed to adjust them and am very satisfied with using the aids.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting Lexie Hearing