Jabra - Enhance Select 700 - Sparkling Silver

These hearing aids are life changing. I researched on Consumer Reports for the best brand and Jabra is it. the support is amazing. the audiologist is professional and knowledgeable. I could not be happier. snd all at an affordable price on my Best Buy card!

The Jabra Enhanced Select 700 are by far the best hearing aids I have used to date. They are sleek, comfortable, and sport the best battery life I have experienced with hearing aids to date. The software makes them not only easy to control but adaptable for many situations. They haven't been a trouble free solution though as there are some quips with use such as bluetooth connectivity issues and a mic that is subpar. Pros - Great sound quality - Adaptive noise levels - Battery Life - Software Cons - Muffled Mic - Connectivity For build quality, these things are great. Seeing these things and then experiencing the audio quality that you get from them actually makes you marvel at where we have come in technology. With how small these are its baffling how great these sound for how small they are. They even pack some bass which I didn't think we going to be possible. The charging case feels premium and holds enough additional charge to keep you going for days beyond a single charge. Sound quality is great as well. It has adjustable presets in the software so you can tune it to your preference. They can get very loud so tailor to your hearing comfort. At both how and low volumes I noticed no distortion in volume. As stated above they also pack a decent amount of bass which is surprising given their size. The software is really good on the mobile side. My favorite feature is the ability to set an upper limit to volume of the environment around me. I spend a good bit of my day in a loud environment so being able to tune down the sounds around me is great. Like other hearing aids with bluetooth, these also double as ear pods that you can listen to your music or listen to other audio through which is a plus. Battery life is very good. I get about a day and a half to two days use out of a single charge, with the carrying case providing additional days of life. I went on a 5 day trip recently and a single charge with the case kept me going the entire time. There are a few drawbacks. My set have a very bad mic. According to others I sound extremely muffled in conversations when using bluetooth. Almost to the point of being unusable. Additionally, when connecting for a call there has been connectivity issues with the hearing aids not working when I answer Finally, when playing through Bluetooth, one side will connect before the other so you have a second or two of audio only playing in one ear. The last two things can hopefully be patched in an update.

I am at the stage where I notice my hearing isn't what it use to be. Getting older and, probably years of not protecting my hearing is now creating hearing loss. I reallized this when my wife would have to constantly remind me to lower my voice when speaking. I would get loud even with just she and I in the car. At first I thought maybe some earbuds with amplified hearing would help, but first they aren't that good and second, it was very uncomfortable to wear for long durations. Some of the other "hearing aids" I've tried where glorified earbuds imo. The first thing I noticed with the Select 700 is how big the case is. Made me a little hesitant right off the bat. This is not a case that will fit in your jean pocket comfortable, actually in any pant pocket. It's almost the size of a pack of cigarettes and quite weighty. Keep this in mind. But the hearing aid themselves are so small and lightweight. I'm assuming that the case must be doing something else besides charging the hearing aid. Jabra says the hearing aid holds a whole day of use and 3 extra charges and since the hearing aid is so small, I wonder why the case is so big. As for use, I don't use it 24 hrs a day so I can't tell you how long it will go without charging. Also, inside the box is an activation code with a qr to scan. You must do this to use the app. I didn't know this and couldn't get the hearing aid to work at first because I could not log on to the app. Once you do though, then you can see the service that Jabra provides for these earbuds. I got a call from one of their reps to see if I needed help and they will set up a video orientation and a hearing test for you to get the most out of your hearing aid. Wow, made me understand why this cost this much. Also, inside the box was a bunch of ear tips in all sorts of confirguration, so you can find the perfect one. Cleaning accessories as well. The hearing aid itself was so small and light that when I did put them on, in a minute, I forgot I even had them on. The sound itself is amazing, although for music, don't expect audiophile quality. And for call quality, it was good as expected. I have to say, I didn't know how greatly a good pair of hearing aid would help me with my day to day life. The app and the 3 year support from Jabra will make this worth the expense of these hearing aids.

After working decades in an industry where loud noises are commonplace along with aging, I finally succumbed to the fact that hearing loss is now, unfortunately, part of my everyday life. I can no longer hear as good as I used to, especially when surrounding noises drown out conversations and the excuse to my wife of selective listening is actually a result of actual hearing loss. Fortunately, technology has come so far in the past several years, especially when it comes to discreet and high performing hearing aids that you can purchase over the counter versus paying much more to go through a doctor or specialist for hearing aids that can be much more expensive. After doing a little research, I came across a brand that I was already familiar with, Jabra, who specializes in audio devices and whose products I have used and trusted for decades with their headphones and earbuds. They recently developed and released their latest generation Enhance Select 700 model over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids that claim to have some of the latest built-in technology specifically built for someone in my situation. They are considered Jabra’s flagship model of OTC hearing aids and are beautifully designed and packed with the latest technology and features. After wearing the hearing aids for a few days, I honestly feel as if I have super human hearing when I’m wearing them. This, in part, is a result of their next-generation SoundScape™ technology with Auto Focus. This sophisticated system is engineered to deliver exceptional speech clarity, dynamically prioritizing human voices while simultaneously reducing distracting background noise. The Auto Focus feature automatically adapts the microphone directionality in real-time. Whether you are navigating a bustling restaurant or engaged in a lively group discussion, the hearing aids intelligently lock onto the strongest voice, ensuring conversations are effortless and natural. This technology represents a significant leap forward in OTC hearing aids, offering the kind of performance previously reserved for high-end prescription devices. The result is a more immersive sound experience and improved spatial awareness where you feel more aware of your surroundings and not isolated. The sound difference does take a little while to get used to since you’re hearing things you haven’t heard in awhile and you’re able to adjust the volume and certain other features through the Jabra smart phone app. Some of the best features of the Select 700s are not only comfort and convenience of having high performing hearing aids you can use and take anywhere but also how discreet they are when you are wearing them. The micro receiver-in-ear (REI) is Jabra and the world’s smallest receiver, is incredibly light and discreet built for comfortable all-day wear. Their durability is also great, consistent with Jabra’s other audio products, and features an IP68 rating that provides robust protection against dust, sweat, rain, and water—a crucial factor for every user. They come with a plethora of cleaning and fitting tools including a variety of dome shape earbuds used to seal them securely in your ear and ensure the proper fit for anyone. In terms of power, the Select 700 can deliver over 24 hours of listening time on just a 3-hour charge. The included portable charging case’s size is convenient enough to stash away in your pocket or purse and can charge the hearing aids three times before needing to be charged providing up to 96 hours of additional power on the go. Furthermore, the device is future-ready, featuring advanced Bluetooth LE Audio and Auracast™ for high-quality audio streaming. Another incentive for investing in the Select 700s is the inclusion of three years of comprehensive virtual audiology services. Unlike many self-fit devices, this package connects you with a licensed hearing specialist who can remotely review your hearing test and send professional, customized adjustments directly to your hearing aids via the mobile app. This blend of OTC pricing and prescription-level remote care significantly boosts user confidence and ensures optimal performance over time. The Jabra Enhance Select 700 is arguably one of the best OTC hearing aids on the market for users with mild-to-moderate hearing loss, especially those who prioritize performance in noisy environments and the price point reflects this. However, since it is for one of your main senses, it should be a priority and well worth the investment considering the technology built into them and how well they perform. They also have a 100-day risk-free trial, three year warranty and comes with US-based remote support.

After years of blasting music, often through headphones, I've noticed a subtle decline in my hearing now that I'm over 40. One of my close friends is an audiologist, and over the years, he's encouraged me to come in for a hearing test. However, I keep putting it off because it all feels pretty overwhelming. On top of that, dealing with insurance is never a walk in the park. That's where these over-the-counter hearing aids come in, offering a modern solution. Whatever you think you know about hearing aids may not align with these modern devices. Jabra claims their hearing aid offers a full day of use and three additional charges, which sounds promising. While I wouldn't use these every day, I appreciate having them for situations where I want more control over the volume, such as in a theater. Inside the box, there's an activation code along with a convenient QR code for the accompanying app. This was essential for setting up the hearing aids. There is a variety of ear tips in different configurations, enabling us to find the perfect fit for comfort and seal. Additionally, essential cleaning accessories were included, which I found to be a nice extra. Regarding sound quality, I found it impressive. Call quality is incredibly clear. Listening to the TV has been a game-changer because it can hook up to a Bluetooth-enabled device just like earbuds would. No more keeping my wife awake at night. Regardless of the sound, if they aren't comfortable, then who cares, right? Comfort is crucial. These aids are incredibly lightweight and minimal. They will not feel like earbuds or anything you've tried before, if it's been years since you've been exposed to hearing aids. These are more minimal and less detectable than I ever thought hearing aids could be. They aren't cheap, though. At just under $2,000, you'd expect a high-quality product, and these are. I'm not sure precisely what 2K hearing aids usually get you, but according to my audiologist friend, these have all the latest tech that people want when looking into hearing aids.