Sennheiser All-Day Clear Slim - OTC Self-Fitting Hearing Aid for Mild to Moderate Hearing Loss - All-Day Wear & Bluetooth - Gray, Black

I would recommend these to anyone that is looking to buy a pair of hearing aids. I bought them for my mom after she tried a number of the $200-$500 pairs and she loves the Sennheiser All-Day Slim Hearing Aids. She wears these every day, all day. After 5 months of daily use the biggest issue she still has is forgetting they are still in before a shower. It is so bad that it has become a running joke. According to her, the only reason she remembers to take them out is that she can hear the water too well. She is a frugal person, but after numerous attempts to find ones that work from all the online brands and a local hearing aid specialist I suggested we get her a pair of these to try. I have had Sennheiser products in the past and they were always great, so when I saw these I was excited. They are expensive, but worth the price because they are far cheaper than the few thousand dollars for a professionally fitted par. She wears glasses and was concerned about the comfort of the behind the ear style, but they work great with her glasses and don't fall out (she is extremely active). I was worried that as the household IT person I would constantly be fiddling with the app for her, but it is intuitive enough that she adjusts them as needed from her phone. Even though you can get them fitted professionally, we found it easy enough to do at home. A great feature that is often overlooked is that they are Bluetooth, so she can answer calls, listen to music and watch videos all from the hearing aids. The battery lasts all day and they are not heavy or overly large. She says that they have great sound for both hearing local noises and sounds from the Bluetooth connection. The only real negative is the price, but we found them on sale and it was a no brainer. In fact she has been watching for another sale to get a backup pair in case she accidentally does forget to take them out. She is constantly telling her friends "no, I am on my hearing aids and they are wonderful, you should try these as well" and she is constantly thanking me for getting them. They have truly been a quality of life improvement for her and us because she can hear us (especially her grandchildren that talk quietly) clearly and doesn't have to guess what we said. All in all they are a solid recommendation from me and my mom.

I'm so disappointed in these hearing aids. I loved the sound, they were easy to connect to my phone and the price wasn't as bad as my older aids. I've worn hearing aids for 40 years, so I know good quality in sound, these were awesome. My disappointment is in the battery recharging connection. One side was troublesome for the 4 days I used them. It would start to charge and then would stop. This morning was the last straw, I went to put them in and one side was green and the other side red. No charging. It's too bad because the sound was so natural for me.

They took a little while to get used to since I’ve never worn hearing aids before. Sometimes it feels like I’m putting my fingers in my ears. I do have to frequently recalibrate them, usually about every 3 weeks. I do change the wax guards about once a month as recommended. However they only come with 10. One for each ear is 5 months. I can not find the replacement for them on Amazon. So I contacted Sennheiser directly. They are out of stock. No idea when they’ll be back in stock. They are supposed to notify me when they are back in stock. I am now questioning my purchase since I can’t get a wax guard that helps with the hearing. Perhaps I should have purchased something from Amazon that also sells replacement parts.

First off, the unboxing was simple and standard. The box was secure and well-packaged. It comes with a Type-C to attach to the base for charging, and a separate travel case. The app was easy to download and pair the aids. On to the good vs. bad-The good was sound quality. They paired with an apple device and worked relatively seamlessly. Some times it wouldn't connect and on their own, with normal handset use, they did not amplify sound. The true bad, and real disappointment was size and fit. They proved to be uncomfortable after a short time, and were more bulky than a similarly priced brand. Unfortunately, they will get limited use. For the price, they should be thinner, and more secure-this was using the smallest available mold.

I am pleased to provide a detailed review of the Sennheiser All-Day Clear Slim, an Over-the-Counter (OTC) self-fitting hearing aid designed to cater to individuals with mild to moderate hearing loss. This innovative device has garnered significant attention in the audiology community, and I shall delve into its features, performance, and overall user experience. Design and Comfort: The Sennheiser All-Day Clear Slim boasts a sleek, compact design that ensures a comfortable fit behind the ear. The device's slim profile and lightweight construction make it nearly imperceptible, allowing users to wear it with confidence. You can also stream music, and watch videos from your mobile device all while still being able to catch sounds around you. The ear tips, available in various sizes, provide a snug fit and effective sound isolation. Sound Quality and Performance: The Sennheiser All-Day Clear Slim is equipped with advanced noise reduction technology, which effectively minimizes background noise and enhances speech clarity. The device's proprietary SoundPoint technology enables users to customize their listening experience, with three distinct sound profiles tailored to various environments. Additionally, the hearing aid's feedback cancellation feature ensures a seamless listening experience, free from high-pitched squeals. Ease of Use and Self-Fitting: One of the standout features of the Sennheiser All-Day Clear Slim is its self-fitting capability. The accompanying mobile application guides users through a simple, step-by-step process to customize the device's settings according to their unique hearing needs. This intuitive approach eliminates the need for professional fitting, making the device more accessible to a wider audience. Battery Life and Maintenance: The Sennheiser All-Day Clear Slim features a rechargeable battery, providing up to 16 hours of continuous use on a single charge. The device's battery life indicator and low-battery alerts ensure users are always aware of their power status. Furthermore, the hearing aid's design and easy-to-clean construction make maintenance a breeze. Conclusion: The Sennheiser All-Day Clear Slim is a remarkable OTC self-fitting hearing aid that offers a unique blend of comfort, performance, and ease of use. Its advanced noise reduction technology, customizable sound profiles, and self-fitting capabilities make it an attractive option for individuals seeking a discreet and effective hearing solution. While it may not be suitable for those with more severe hearing loss, the Sennheiser All-Day Clear Slim is an excellent choice for those with mild to moderate hearing impairment.

This was the worst st pair of hearing aids. I've tested off of Amazon. That should give your answer.

I think these might be one of the better inexpensive over the counter hearing aids. My rating is comparing these to the more expensive Jabra hearing aids. These are large and not as comfortable as normal hearing aids. I bought them as a backup for my other hearing aids that weren’t reliable.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: It had good reviews and it's nearly identical to its $7,000 twin from Phonak. Their customer service is outstanding. Which is why they got two stars. The product itself is frustrating, has very limited programming options and only offers three different sets of earbuds which are identical just different sizes and are elliptical which quite honestly doesn't make sense to me because my ear canals are pretty much round. Really couldn't work around the feedback, problems, background noise problems they were just frustrating to deal with. I did find something else that actually did a full hearing test as part of the setup and was a fraction of the price.