I've had them for a year and a half as my first HAs ever.
If the audi think they are good for your hearing loss range then I'd think they were ok.
Getting the programs right for your needs may vary from store to store. I work in differnet acoustical environments every day and no one program does it all. Good thing there are 5.
The key to 90 percent of HAs working properly for a loss is the programming done by the audi. Some programmers get it in the first few times, others struggle with it for years.
I still can't listen at church to an organ without the HA's going nuts.
I'd say the best think you can do is find a very experienced programmer familiar with the model you are buying and have them program the aids for you.
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I've had them for a year and a half as my first HAs ever.
If the audi think they are good for your hearing loss range then I'd think they were ok.
Getting the programs right for your needs may vary from store to store. I work in differnet acoustical environments every day and no one program does it all. Good thing there are 5.
The key to 90 percent of HAs working properly for a loss is the programming done by the audi. Some programmers get it in the first few times, others struggle with it for years.
I still can't listen at church to an organ without the HA's going nuts.
I'd say the best think you can do is find a very experienced programmer familiar with the model you are buying and have them program the aids for you.