Sound amplification is good. The small domes squeal, the large are too large, but the medium fit. But both sides irritate the inside of my ears, feels like an itch or just plain uncomfortable. Any suggestions?
After more than three years of reliable use with the first‑generation Lexie/Bose hearing aids, I upgraded to the new Lexie B3 model to take advantage of the improved features. After several months of daily use, I’m very pleased with the performance and overall experience.
The B3 devices introduced a few design changes that took a little time to get used to, but once I adjusted, the benefits were clear. Sound quality, comfort, and functionality have all been excellent, and the enhancements over the previous generation feel meaningful rather than cosmetic.
Based on my experience with both models, I’m very happy with the results and have already recommended the B3 hearing aids to others looking for dependable, easy‑to‑use hearing support.
Quality of the audio is much improved. Ancillary features not so much. The case is worse there’s no room for the cleaning brush. The hearing aids did not continuously make contact so they weren’t charged when I went to use them. And I don’t like the new tips.
A little different getting use to compared to my Lexie I but sounds are more clear with Lexie B3. I will update in a couple of months but for now they are working great!
I had the Lexie B2 plus hearing aids and upgraded to the Lexie B3s. While I was happy with my previous hearing aids, these Lexie B3 aids are so much better! They are excellent. My phone automatically connects, allowing me to hear calls more clearly without needing to increase the volume. The battery life is fantastic, the app connects seamlessly, and it provides so many more adjustments to customize the hearing aids. The extra "charges" from the case are a great help since I travel extensively.
I highly recommend these Lexie B3 hearing aids. I am so happy that I decided to upgrade.
Overall, not what I expected. My primary complaint is that every time I go to my kitchen or use the restroom, the Bluetooth disconnects and there is no notification. It’s not until a call or text comes in that I realize that the connection is lost. My wife has Oticon and she can go anywhere in the house and maintain Bluetooth connectivity. If the tech is out there and your device is “ new”, why don’t you have it? In addition, the advertised battery life of “up to 35 hours” , only lasts 5-8 hours even though I NEVER stream music and only use them 2-3 hours daily to listen to content on You Tube which is only sporadic. My bottom line is that you rushed this product to market before it was ready and as they are 30 days old today, I would gladly accept a full refund