TRēO (Left Ear) – Invisible PSAP Hearing Amplifier, Fits Discretely Behind The Ear, Advanced Hearing Device

Product does not work good at all

I have a pair of very small hearing aids from a hearing aid office, cost me a few thousand dollars. These iHear Treo aids are small the batteries are a bit larger but they last a longer time than I expected. No tinnie sound, clear, waterproof and can talk on the phone. I bought these because i perspire a lot and needed a water proof aid. I have bought a pair in the ear and rechargeable both type the sound is terrible. I am so happy and would recommend these who may have a mild or moderate hearing loss.

Hearing loss is different for people for no one suffers exactly the same tones

Earpieces too short to fit in my ears. Although the instructions indicated that you could contact them for longer wires, none of their phone numbers worked when I tried numerous times. It was indicated that the phone numbers were not working numbers. Tried to contact them electronically with absolutely no response. Also received two different versions of their product for left and right units. Operating instructions were different for each unit. Very frustrating experience. Returned both units. Would not recommend.

Bought for my Mom, but she wasn’t able to get them on by herself. I have a friend who has these and he loves them. But I had to return them.

I have “real” hearing aids I got from an audiologist. One of them broke and I thought I’d get this as a cheap replacement while waiting to get the other one back from repair. The hearing aid itself does fit comfortably in your ear. However, I would say it barely helps with increasing the sounds around you. Also, if you are in a group setting I found it actually makes your ability to hear worse. If you are having trouble hearing and have insurance that covers seeing an audiologist/hearing aids I would recommend doing that a million times over getting this cheap hearing aid.

Works okay but takes some getting used to.

These did not work for me. I don't really blame the ihear though.I have no eardrum at all in one ear, this side the ihear did not work at all on any setting.My other ear has a hole in the eardrum, this side worked a little on setting 2, butit also amplified the TMJ noise in that side to a point I could not wear it.They likely work well for some people, but I was no lucky enough to be one of them.