Digital Hearing Aids for Seniors RIC(Not Amplifiers) Over-The-Counter Rechargeable Tinnitus Masking Premium Hearing Solution for Adults,Nearly Invisible Bluetooth Call Enabled,Auto-On, 1pc Right Side

Price: $169.99
(as of Jun 16, 2024 07:17:00 UTC – Details)

Product Description

Basic Parameters

M*ximum Output ≤ 110+3dBSPL Average Output 107±4dBSPL Pe*k Gain 42±5dB Average Gain 36±5dB Frequency Range 200Hz~ 6000Hz Total Harmonic Distortion(THD) 500Hz: ≤2%; 800Hz: ≤2%; 1600Hz: ≤2%. Equivalent Input Noise ≤ 15dB Operating Power Supply ≤2mA, 3.7V

Why Would Whistling Noise Happen?

Poor Fit: If the hearing aid or the eartip is not fitting properly in the ear canal, sound can leak out and find its way back into the microphone, causing feedback.Earwax Buildup: Excess earwax can block the ear canal, creating a gap between the hearing aid and the ear canal wall, which can lead to whistling.Microphone and Receiver Placement: If the microphone and receiver (speaker) are placed too close to each other, the sound from the receiver can be picked up by the microphone, creating a feedback loop.Volume Settings: Setting the volume too high can increase the likelihood of sound leaking out of the ear and being picked up by the microphone, causing whistling.

Solutions to Prevent Whistling Noise:

Ensure Proper Fit: Make sure the hearing aid and eartips are properly fitted to your ear canal. Custom-fitted eartips can help achieve a better seal.Clean Your Ears and Hearing Aid: Regularly clean your ears and hearing aids to prevent earwax buildup and maintain proper function.Adjust Volume Settings: Avoid setting the volume too high. If you need a higher volume, consult with an audiologist to adjust the hearing aid settings properly.Regular Maintenance: Regularly check and maintain your hearing aids. Replace any worn or damaged parts, such as eartips or tubing.

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Size
Small, with a device behind the ear and a receiver in the ear canal Small, with a device behind the ear and a receiver in the ear canal Mini, completely fits into the ear canal

Visibility
More noticeable behind the ear, but the part in the ear canal is discreet. More noticeable behind the ear, but the part in the ear canal is discreet. Very low, almost invisible.

Style
Receiver in canal(RIC) Receiver in canal(RIC) Completely in canal (CIC)

Easy To Use
Two buttons Two buttons One button

Battery Life
Total 60hrs Total 60hrs Total 80hrs

Sound Quality
Better premuim Better premuim Premuim

Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 4.02 x 3.9 x 1.54 inches; 5.29 ounces
Batteries ‏ : ‎ 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ April 15, 2024
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Tomore Healthcare (dongguan) Co., Ltd
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0D1QVQ8B8
Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ China

True OTC Multi-Channel Digital Chip: USA made digital core optimized for human voice enhancement & smart noise reduction. Easily pair hearing aids with your smartphone or other blue-tooth enable devices.
4 Versatile Hearing Modes: Easily switch between 4 hearing modes. Enjoy the TV and cell phone call between hearing/music system for the ultimate convenience at fingertips switch. No tools required.
Smaller, More Invisible: The 5216 RIC making it so comfortable you’ll forget you’re even wearing it, and so invisible others will too. Light-weighted with medical-grade materials support a long-term wearing comfort.
Brand New Type: 5216 receiver-in-canal shortens the distance from the receiver to the ear canal, greatly reduce the distortion and feedback caused by the sound in the propagation process, it’s a strong promise of clear and high-quality sound.
Service & Warranty: Unlimited customer service every 24*7 hour, 30 days full refund without hassle, 1 year replacement warranty.
INTENDED FOR PERCEIVED MILD TO MODERATE HEARING LOSS IN ADULTS: If you experience any of the following you may have this kind of hearing loss: difficulty hearing or understanding conversations, especially in groups or noisy places, or when you can’t see who is talking; difficulty hearing while using a telephone; fatigue due to greater listening effort; needing to turn up the volume of television, radio or music louder than normal or loud enough for others to complain. For adults 18 or older.