Nano Hearing Aids (888-310-NANO) wants to make sure you hear well in every environment, which is why they are now reviewing some of 2024’s top feedback cancellation OTC hearing aids, including their affordable Nano First Ear Plus ITE.
If you’re looking for a set of OTC hearing aids that not only helps you hear more, but helps you hear more of all the good things—and less of all of life’s more irritating noises—you want a set of hearing aids with feedback cancellation. This is why Nano Hearing Aids is pleased to be reviewing some of the most popular OTC hearing aids in the market with feedback cancellation.
>>> Read their full review at https://nanohearingaids.com/blogs/news/4-otc-hearing-aids-with-feedback-cancellation
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In their newest good hearing guide, Nano Hearing Aids’ team is breaking down the differences between four of 2024’s most popular feedback cancellation OTC hearing aids for you, including:
With the support of respected audiologist Lindsay Roberts, Nano’s hearing team covers the main features, pros and cons of each one of these popular models; which are available for purchase on an OTC basis, and which are generally recommended for adults over the age of 18 with perceived mild to moderate hearing loss.
As their new guide explains, the Lexie Lumen has become popular for its sophisticated app integration and its design aesthetics. However, some users complain that its noise reduction technology doesn’t hold up in noisy environments. On the other hand, while users typically praise the sound quality of the Eargo Link, some users find the technology too complex and hard to use; in particular, their app is only compatible with the newest smartphones.
When it comes to the price point, Nano believes that their First Ear Plus ITE is a clear industry winner, with both the Lexie Lumen and Eargo Link retailing for a relatively costly $799.
“The Nano First Ear Plus ITE brings advanced hearing technology to a wider audience - with a starting price of $347, it’s an accessible option for those looking to enhance their hearing without breaking the bank,” said their spokesperson. “This device comes with robust feedback cancellation technology, ensuring users can engage in their surroundings without the distraction of feedback noise.”
Additionally, their rechargeable Nano First Ear Plus ITE aids offer you significantly better battery life—at 38 hours—versus the Eargo Link’s 9 hours and the Lexie Lumen’s use of disposable batteries, which will be a big ongoing cost to you.
While MD Hearing’s Neo XS is also a more budget model, starting at $397, Nano believes their First Ear Plus ITE still offers the same functionality for less.
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Nano Hearing Aids also makes and retails several other OTC hearing aids that are fitted with advanced feedback cancellation technology. This means that whatever your budget and hearing needs are, they have a model that is sure to suit you.
As their spokesperson added, “At Nano Hearing Aids, we recognize the importance of feedback cancellation in ensuring your daily comfort and confidence. As such, our hearing aids are equipped with advanced feedback cancellation technology that automatically detects and eliminates feedback before you even notice; it ensures a seamless and uninterrupted listening experience, avoiding the irritating whistling sounds that often accompany the use of hearing aids.”
Nano knows that good hearing aids need a delicate balance of sound amplification and noise management, one they think they’ve mastered with their Nano First Ear Plus ITE aids.
>>> Shop this affordable hearing solution at https://nanohearingaids.com/
