[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This brand is a pleasant surprise ~ the Bose technology must be effective. Personally, I'd recommend the B-2, although I'm doing okay with B1.
I was intending to buy the Lexie Lumens, but these were on sale for less! I am extremely happy with them and withheld one star simply because MY phone is incompatible with the software. (Besides, nobody actually reads 5 star reviews anyway). It's almost sad when I have to remove them at the end of the day, and remember how much of life I'd been missing out on for all those years I DIDN'T have them. DEFINITELY worth the money!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When I priced hearing aids from a clinic, I was in shock. I went looking for another solution. The amazing things about my new Lexi Pros are that I didn’t need a medical referral and they didn’t cost me thousands of dollars. The app makes it possible for me to adjust the volume as needed and I’ve been crazy impressed with the responsiveness of the customer support team.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We bought Lexie B1 about 4 weeks ago, and so far working great. The device and apps are easy to use. Tried in the crowd place and hearing function very well, and able to hear and carry conversation.
In general I am happy with my Lexie B1s. However, they seemingly amplify background noise more than voices from the TV or people I am having a conversation with. None of the various preprogrammed settings, noisy environment, etc., make any difference. As long as the there is little background noise ( someone working in the kitchen or simply turning the page of a newspaper) they are fine.
These are good hearing aids, but they are not great. At volumes above 35% they have quite a bit of feedback if anything or anyone gets very close to them. I can’t solve the problem.
The only problem is: The left ear fits just fine, but I can't seem to get the right ear to fit right. The wire doesn't want to adjust to fit, it doesn't hold the bend.