Customer Ratings & Reviews

I can hear better in certain situations but not all

Easy to Order, Reasonably Priced, Fast & Accurate Delivery, Product Works Greatll!

My wife tried them. She is still trying to get use to them. They work great.

Good excellent hearing what else can I say ty very much

Lots of echo. Sound was tinny and sharp. Unfortunately not a good fit for watching tv.

seem to work you do need to take the time to adjust them. Can't beat the price

Great set of hearing aids, though the user did have a hard time with the buttons at first.

The Hearing Aids were the best and I am very satisfied.

They did to work, buzzing sound, everyone that I called said I sounded muffled.

Simply stated - GARBAGE! Impossible to change domes. Customer service was of no help.

Bought them for my mother to use and she LOVES them!!!

Great hearing aids work well and for well I enjoy them

Will have to return, only one ear piece holds a charge.

Did not work please don’t buy it . Highly don’t recommend

these were more like amplifiers than conventional hearing aids. Returned them.

These are not easy to use and have a lot of background noise which is very loud and distracting. No app for self adjustment. RETURNING THESE AND DO NOT RECOMMEND!!!

Mother had issues getting these adjusted where she could hear. She kept hearing an unknown male voice while wearing them & the TV was not on at the time. They also wouldn't hold the charge. Unfortunately, these weren't a good purchase & had to return them.

I've only used these for about a week now, but here's what I like about them so far: They were super easy to start using--no app to download or Bluetooth connection to mess with. They use rechargeable batteries so no messing with replacing tiny button batteries. They'll run for 30 hours on a charge, then you just put them back in the case and they'll charge up again. The charging case is also small enough that it's easy to keep in your pocket so you can swap them out and not worry about losing them. The left-blue/right-red color coding is a nice touch so you can easily tell which is which. I do wish the end color was a more neutral tone instead of black so they aren't as noticeable. Even as they are, though, they just look like extra small ear buds and not necessarily hearing aids. I think they're also a reasonable price so you're not risking too much money if you don't like them. Plus, it looks like Best Buy will let you try them for 60 days, at least based on a response in the Q&A from the Go Hearing Team. If you want to get more details on how they work before you buy them, I strongly suggest reading the user guide which is conveniently linked in the Overview section on the Best Buy product page. Ignore the Go Lite instructions and just follow the Go Prime model. The only real configuration they might need is to select one of the three audio "programs" and then the volume level (1-8). These can be selected for each ear. The default program is "normal" which apparently amplifies all frequencies equally. The other two programs can emphasize either low or high frequencies more if you have more hearing loss in one of those ranges. The little volume/program button is probably the most troublesome feature on these devices. It's easy enough to use: press and hold for 3-4 seconds to switch between programs and quickly press once to toggle through the 8 volume levels. The problem is I'm constantly hitting the button when I put them in my ears or even whenever I adjust them to fit better. Maybe this will be less of a problem after I'm used to wearing them after a month or two. The only other place I see room for improvement is in the audio quality itself. While they do seem to do a good job of amplifying the sounds I want to hear, everything is a bit “tinny” sounding. I’ve had some regular ear buds that pass ambient sound through and it sounded a lot more “normal” than what I get through these. Maybe all amplifying hearing aids have this issue, but it’s still a bit annoying. Overall, though, these do the job and they don’t cost you thousands of dollars.

These OTC hearing aids are working very well for my husband. They barely show and are very adjustable.

I received the Go Hearing, Go Ultra OTC Hearing Aids in Gray. They seem to be well made and durable. They are comfortable to wear, don't fall out easily. I don't think they are right for my situation though, as I had a lot of whistling noises and my own voice was very amplified. I only have hearing loss in one ear. Now I let my mother try them as she has more hearing loss than I do in both ears, and she said they were very clear, no noises or voice amplified and worked just as good as the ones she uses regularly. Go Ultra hearing aids come in a nicely designed box with a compact recharge case that could easily fit in a bag or purse, it includes your hearing aids, an instruction manual, and several different tube lengths and dome tips. Go Ultra comes with rechargeable batteries and allows 20 hours of battery life per charge. allows Bluetooth streaming to iPhone and Android devices, does not allow customization to your specific hearing loss. Instead, the device has four pre-set programs, does not have a smartphone app. All adjustments are made through buttons on the back of the device. Go Ultra has two buttons on each device. Here is a quick rundown of what each button does. Top Button - a 3-second press turns the hearing aids on and off a quick press and release increases the volume Bottom button - a 3-second press changes programs, a quick press and release decrease the volume, a quick press and release accepts or ends phone calls. Go Ultra is worth a look if you are on a tight budget, have mild-moderate hearing loss, and need a device for simple listening situations like TV-watching.