Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great size, fits well even with my glasses, doesn't fall off even when working in the yard or walking, easy controls on my smartphone.

Yes there is a lot of good to be said for these hearing aids. I like that the controls for these hearing aids can be pared to your cell phone for controlling volume and pitch control. They definitely helped in my hearing. On the bad side I did not like that they showed up so much on my ear. I am a white older man and the hearing aids are black colored and they are big so they show up very much. If I was a girl, I could cover them with longer hair. The ear part that fits in my ear canal was too big so they fit just barely okay. Most other hearing aids come with extra ear buds of different sizes so they will fit better. I did like the free trial period that Best Buy offered, that was nice.

Purchased the Sennheiser - All Day Clear Slim - OTC Self-fitting hearing Aids for my husband. He is very hard of hearing and the hearing aids have made his life a lot more enjoyable and easier to hear and converse with people - which he was unable to do before without asking people to "repeat" what they said constantly. The only negative thing I can say was the hearing aids were rather expensive, but still a great purchase for the joy of hearing and conversation clarity without the constant repeating.

It’s taking a little time to get used to how the hearing aides feel in my ears but that’s to be expected. The sound level and quality are very good.

This is my first time but they were way to set up and phone app is easy. Comes with Bluetooth and comfortable.

These are my favorite OTC hearing aids so far. But there are a couple things as to why I am giving it a 4 star. I will say those first. First is the case, it is pretty big but does not have a built-in battery, so it does not charge these unless it is plugged in. That leads to my other issue, if it gets unplugged, the hearing aids will turn on and then they will make a high-pitched sound. If you have had hearing aids before, this sound is the one that gets made when you put your hand over hearing aids. I know this issue is not entirely with the case but related to it. Even if I turn off the hearing aids prior, once placed in the case and power is plugged in, once power is cut off, they turn on. These are few things for me. Case being big is not that big a deal for me, but I don't see why it's as big as it is for not having a rechargeable battery that could charge the hearing aids if out and about. And not a fan that they turn on when you unplug the case. I have to open up the case and manually turn of each hearing aid. That said, they do at least include a smaller carrying case if you do go out and about. But this case does not have a rechargeable battery either. Just a smaller hard/soft case. I would have preferred a case that could charge the hearing aids without needing to plug it in, and also be portable. I do love this style hearing aids though. And these fit great in my ears as well. I like the over the ear style as I have a lump in my outer ear, so other styles that sit there tend to fall out. These overall just sounded great compared to others I have had, as well as just felt a lot better wearing them, especially over time. I did not have to keep readjusting them as often as others, especially for the left ear one. Sound was great, other than bass, but that is fine with me, and I did not really expect too much anyways. They were easy to set up, although I wished the app did more of a hearing test style and set up based on that and then make adjustments. I have more loss in one ear compared to the other, so it gave me the warning about that. The software was easy to use but a little confusing as well. I was not sure if having the volume linked would set these to the same volume or keep my left ear higher and then allow to have volume up and down and equally adjust them. I love that I can get away with these at work and still listen to music lol. (JK I don't do that). But these can play your music thru them as well as hear what is going on. But the music can get a bit louder so hard to hear things going on unless you mute the music. Overall, I enjoy these and for what being OTC, they work pretty well. So far, the only pair I have that I feel is better are ones that I got a while ago that were custom made for each ear. But those did not allow music to play thru them nor did they connect to my phone to adjust. And used batteries. Lastly, I love that these are rechargeable, and they last all day. Others I have used seem to last 4 or so hours. If you have not used hearing aids, they can take time to get used too. Sounds are a bit different, as well as the fact that you will hear sounds you did not hear before. Overall great and I recommend these.

Not appropriate for severe hearing loss. When I was getting my hearing sids serviced, I tried the product to no avails . I had a ‘hearing’ family member try them and they condidered the sound quality to be nice.

I really like this hearing aid although I didn’t like that it was a earbud and everyone could see I have a hearing aid on hi. I’m looking for more of an invisible hearing aid, but this is definitely a nice hearing aid. If you don’t mind people knowing that you have a hearing aid on.

If you have a very low loss of hearing this will be perfect but for those who have a little bit more than a mild hearing loss this may not work for you I think it's a great product but you have to be very careful in purchasing these if you have a mile to severe hearing loss

Sennheiser - All-Day Clear Slim - OTC Self-Fitting Hearing Aid for Mild to Moderate Hearing Loss – All-Day Wear & Bluetooth - Gray I was pleasantly surprised by the Sennheiser hearing aids I received. They truly are slimline and work very well - I've not had experience with more expensive hear aids, so I can't really compare the slimlines with those costing more. Setup was straightforward with the help of a literal, printed manual included. Of course, the manual covers all the other aspects of use and care of the Sennheiser slimlines as well. The aids have their own charging case that can be plugged into a USB-C port or into the included charger that plugs into a wall outlet. Thee aids come with 3 sizes of eartips as well as a number of wax guards (the little nipple the eartips affix to). You can buy additional eartips and/or wax guards if you need to replace any of these over time. The aids have a button on each one if you want to adjust the volume, mode of sound, answer or disconnect from a phone call etc. The app for your phone gives you battery charge levels in the case and for each aid along with controls to adjust sound, sound mode, set the equalizer, wind noise adjustment, set ambient sound from 100% to 0% etc. During setup you go through a hearing test that adjusts the aids to your level and type of hearing loss. I've worn the Sennheiser all day to include streaming for several hours of music and videos. After doing that, the remaining charge hits in the 40% to 50% range. The manufacturer claims about 16.5 hours of battery using the hearing aids mixed with some audio streaming, phone calls etc. I would say that's accurate based on my use. In wearing the aids all day, I found them to be quite comfortable. They didn't bother my ear where the eartips reside in the canal nor did I even notice the slimline body of each aid behind my ears. I wear glasses and made sure my glasses earpiece on each side was on the outside of each slimline aid. This kept them tucked in next to my skull with no moving around. The wire going from the eartip to the slimline aid is bendable and holds its shape where it bridges over the top of the ear at the skull, so it holds the slimline in place anyway. The Sennheiser aids will also connect directly to your TV, but I haven't gotten into that use at this time. Apparently there is an optional item you can purchase to connect to your TV for this; however, the aids should connect by BT (Blue Tooth) anyway without the optional item, but again, I haven't gotten into that at this time since TV connecting can be a bit complicated depending on your sound setup on your TV. It's doable, but in some circumstances it can be a little complicated. The aids have multipoint capability, which means they can connect to two different BT devices (computer, tablet, phone, watch, TV etc), but only two. Some devices have the capability to connect to 3 devices, but they are less common. Of course, you connect to one device at a time - the multipoint comes in when switching devices. If you're listening to music from your phone and then decide to watch/listen to a video on another device, your aids should simply switch to the last started audio device without you doing anything. The slimline aids I have are a silver/gray color, which is fine. However, the microphones (the part the eartips attach to) are black. They resemble the visible part of earbuds you may have and use now for streaming audio. In other words, the Sennheiser ear piece doesn't disappear into the ear canal, but sets in the ear canal opening like earbuds, so the black outer surface (microphones) are visible. It actually looks like you have earbuds in your ears as you see so many people using to listen to music or talking on the phones without having to hold their phone. So, there's the visibility aspect of them I wanted to mention. The other item I noticed is that while streaming audio from my computer when watching a video, I would lose BT contact momentarily with the audio stream if my head was held in a certain position. Moving my head slightly would regain the connection immediately so I'm not talking about a dropped BT connection but rather a temporary interrupted connection. This affected both aids at the same instant when this occurred. I did the very same action using some good earbuds I have, and I couldn't reproduce the interruption with the BT connection on the earbuds. While not a scientific analysis of the issue, it seemed to me that, perhaps, the BT receiver/antenna in the Sennheiser aids, has a slight problem with reception with the receivers in a certain position relative to the device doing the streaming. At least that's what seems to occur since it does it each time with my head held in the same location/angle at my desk. It's not a deal breaker, but it's there nonetheless, and I've only noticed this sitting at my desk with my computer streaming audio to the aids. Overall, the aids offer real comfort, long battery life, convenient streaming ability of music and phone calls and excellent sound quality. I do recommend these.

I’ve been using these hearing aids for a few weeks now and I’m very impressed with both their performance and comfort. As someone who is relatively new to hearing aids, I was looking for something that would seamlessly integrate into my daily life while offering clear sound and good battery life. These hearing aids have exceeded my expectations!! Voice comes through crisp and clear and background noise is minimized, especially in noisy restaurants or outdoor spaces. With the Bluetooth connectively I can stream music, podcasts and take phone calls through the hearing aids which is convenient. But what really sets these apart is the comfort and design. The slim profile makes them discreet and they’re lightweight to wear so they don’t hurt my ears. I have no issue with them staying in place even when going for a run. The battery lasts a full day which is a relief so I don’t have to worry about constantly charging them. I also like that it allows you to set different sound profiles for when I’m in quiet vs noisy settings. Overall these have made a significant difference in my daily life and I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for reliable hearing aids!

To be middle aged and dealing with mild hearing loss is frustrating. You don't want to admit you cant hear or see so well anymore. But then others need to raise their voices at you or repeat things more than once and you secretly feel like you are being berated. Having to go to the doctor to get tested and fitted to a prescription hearing aid seems more trouble than it's worth. But with OTC hearing aids being available we can try to push that doctor visit back while longer. I have used other OTC hearing aids that fit like bluetooth ear buds, but found I couldn't really wear them all day. I always knew they were there. The Sennheiser All Day Slims are what they say they are. Slim and I can stand wearing them most of the day. Sound is clear when watching TV or taking phone calls over bluetooth although music depth is shallow, but my ear bud hearing aids can cover my music needs. In person conversations are easier to focus on. Although using them around AC window units can be a little distracting. I find I have to adjust the volume to a point where I am not overwhelmed by the droning of white noise over voices. Setup was very simple there is virtually no calibrations that are needed. Setting up a sennheiser account was the longest part of setting up. The app is also simple to use albeit a bit basic. The charge easily lasts a day and then some if you aren't using them continously from when you wake up to when u go to sleep. As far as wearing them all day, they are super light, fit comfortably and create no hot spots as some ear buds tend to do. The user interface is very simple. One button and one LED on each unit. Included in the pacakging was the charging case which must be plugged in to an included usb c charger, a slim travel case, and a clenaing brush integrated into the charging case. Speaking of charging, no need for swapping out super tiny batteries or keeping extra on hand. While they are comfortable and relatively more affordable than Rx hearing aids it does not preclude them from their faults. Controls seem a little too basic both on the units and the app. More control for tweaking the settings would've been preferred to adjust for different environments. I would like to see an on/off switch rather than having to press and hold. Sometimes I fat finger the unit and cover the LED and can't see if the light goes red or green. I don't understand the charging case. It's much larger than it needs to be. There is no internal battery so it must be plugged in to charge. There are no lights on the outside indicating charge status; must have lid open to see the charge lights. The aids will only auto turn on if you plug the unit in then remove the aids from the case. You must turn off each aid before charging or they will create feedback that will drive non hearing challenged people nuts.... Wife yelled at me about some high pitched whine she was hearing and I said she might need to get her hearing checked. Then found out I forgot to turn off the aids before charging... Opps. But why can't they be shut off when put back in the cradle and turned on when removed? Seems like it should be more of a dock. And without a built in battery could've been shaped less like an egg. I noticed that sometimes the app has trouble connecting to one of the aids. But eventually connects. Hopefully this will not become a prevalent issue and gets improved with software updates. Issues aside they do not break the All Day Slims for me. They help me hear better than without. And the rest of my family doesn't have to yell at me to tell me something or turn down the volume on the TV. I'm glad to be able to use these as an alternative to a full blown doctor prescribed $$$$hearing aid. At least for a few more years.

I have been using them for a few days. Seem to work well so far.

If you know what these can do then you are already in the winners circle. Can you hear me now? Good.

I haven’t had my Sennheizer hearing aids long. Need time to evaluate.

Good item, sleek look - exchange is easy Pleasant customer service

When they are in the Live Music mode they do pretty good but the automatic mode was basically useless for me. There needs to be more options for personal profiles.

This product has greatly improved my life and I am thankful for the help I received choosing it

Review for Sennheiser - All-Day Clear Slim - OTC Self-Fitting Hearing Aid I was looking for three main features in an OTC hearing aid: rechargeable, Bluetooth connectivity, and quality of sound. I found them all in these hearing aids. Sennheiser is world famous for their audio products, so I was banking on them putting their name on these *only* if they met strict quality standards. I was not disappointed. They’re light weight and easy to handle. Since they have a behind-the-ear component, the portion that goes into your ear is small and comfortable. The part that goes behind your ear is nearly invisible and has simple controls for changing volume and taking phone calls. The connecting wire is soft, but bendable and makes it easy to fit the aids to your liking. They feel secure, but with their open air design, not like some aids that feel stuffed in your ears. Also, they come with three earpiece sizes to fit each ear nicely. Connecting the aids to your phone is easy with the app, which is also very straightforward. Once paired, a simple hearing preference test locks in your settings until you want to change them. The Bluetooth connectivity lets you listen to music (with quite nice sound quality!) or make and take phone calls. It’s important to note that the 16 hour battery life pertains to using the aids for hearing assistance, but using Bluetooth will only give you a few hours of battery life. Charging the aids is easy with the enclosed charging case. Red, yellow and green indicators keep you up to date on charging progress. Taking the aids out of the charger turns them on and connects them to your phone. The app lets you adjust the overall volume or set it separately for each ear. You can fine tune the equalization with bass, mid tone, and treble sliders. Audio signals let you know when the batteries are running low. Finally, due to their construction, sound is enhanced without sounding “canned” or artificial. The mixture of sound traveling directly to your ears combined with the amplified sound comes across as very natural.

This is my second style of OTC hearing aids I have tried and I have quickly noticed some positive differences. The other set I have is more of a "ear bud" style which I did originally like because they looked like regular wireless ear buds and they were pretty small. However, battery life wasn't ideal for all day usage with those more of just a pop them in when there is a reason to hear better kind of set-up. Originally I was hesitant for this style thinking that they would be a little unsightly for my age bracket (sub 40 years old). While I probably wont be gaining any style points at the club these are barely noticeable and substantially more comfortable to use over the entire day. Having the wire go from the ear piece to the body behind the lobe provides good weight distribution and better comfort. I had no issues using the medium size ear insert that comes pre-installed but they do also include a small and large set for other ear shapes. These offer much better battery life than the ear bud style, I would imagine also being contributed to the design to allow more space for a larger battery. The charging case is pretty large and bulky, but it does use USB-C thankfully, they do also include a smaller leather carrying case. Neither the charging case or the carrying case offer any on-the-go charging functionality. That has not been a necessity for me yet, I am able to get 12+ hours of use in on a single charge. Sound quality has been good, not very harsh in the way it amplifies and makes it easy to focus on voices and not flood you with background noise. Overall I have been very happy with these as finding something that fits well is extremely important for how good they will function. Sennheiser is a brand I have been familiar with and trust for quality, so far these hearing aids haven't disappointed yet.