These hearing amplifier works really well. The audio quality is good and it makes listening to the TV, radio and havin conversations much easier if you're becoming hard of hearing. Comfortable to wear even for extended periods, easy to set up and use. The charging case is good and handy to keep them together and secure when not in use. Good battery life. I would recommend them.

I am delighted to say they are definitely helping my hearing.. Everything explained so well.. I am using the smallest dome.. Right one at times falls out so will be monitoring closely.. Thankyou so much

I have used NHS aid for a number of years and previous hearing amps from other companies left me unimpressed. I was scammed by another company recently and went to ChatGPT for advice on reputable vendors. They suggested JDHealth so I purchased the behind the ear rechargeable units. Initially I was having problems with battery life but learned that streaming dramatically reduces the charge time. It took me a bit of trial and error with advanced settings and ear pieces but I am now very happy with these units. Sound quality is excellent for the money and a tip is that once you find the optimum settings switch off Bluetooth on your phone and you’ll get the 15 hour charge. If you want to listen to music on blue tooth or use for phone conversations the sound quality really is pretty good. I’ve recommend to my brother in law too who complained that his hearing was getting quite poor. No hesitation in recommending these especially with 2 year guarantee if purchased directly from the company.

I ordered these amplifiers for my mum to try out.She’s 90 and now lives with us and we could often feel the vibrations from her telly as it was on so loud, and she seldom heard what I was saying the first time.She likes to watch her tv series and I think she was finding it harder and harder to follow them.She’s a very stoic Scottish lady and has resisted trying a hearing aid but agreed to give these a go, I think because they look so discreet.I have to say she was very surprised by how much difference they’ve made to her life, and in a sense they have opened it back up again.It’s essential that you do read the instructions to get the position and the fit right to get the full benefit of these amplifiers.They are simple to control and adjust and like anything they take a little time to get used to the settings, but they are comfortable straight away and come with a selection of domes so you get just the right fit. They are not needlessly complicated to set up, and they are easy to use day to day.They feel incredibly light and their battery life is brilliant easily lasting the full day, at night I just pop them back in the case so they’re ready for the morning, and the case has a UV light which sanitises them.My mum is house bound for the most part and so we haven’t been able to try them outside or in particularly noisy situations and we’ve not needed to take the case out with us, but it would be very simple to do so.Before getting these, phone calls and conversations were almost impossible and she simply couldn’t catch what people were saying, and this meant she was starting to feel increasingly isolated from family members especially those who couldn't visit in person.Now she can fully enjoy her shows without needing the subtitles on or the telly to be on max volume.They have genuinely opened up her world and reconnected her and I think they’re good value.I hope you find my experiences helpful.

I like how small and discreet these sound amplifiers are. I mainly wanted something to help me hear conversations and follow the TV without constantly asking people to repeat themselves. The different ear tips are useful for finding a more comfortable fit, and the simple controls make adjusting the volume fairly straightforward once you get used to them. I also appreciate not having to download an app or mess around with Bluetooth settings. The charging case is a nice bonus, especially with the battery display, and it’s convenient to have everything stored together. Overall, they’re compact, easy to carry around and a practical option for everyday listening support.

The hearing amplifier is supplied in a sturdy cardboard box and is neatly packed in protective foam, with a carton of accessories alongside it. The two earpieces are housed in a charging case similar in size and format to common wireless earbud cases.The charging case is charged using the supplied USB-A to USB-C cable. It is recommended that the case and earpieces are initially charged for 10–12 hours to ensure the batteries are fully topped up. After this, future charges of 2–3 hours should fully charge everything.If the hearing amplifier is not being used, monthly charging will help keep the batteries in good condition. Having rechargeable batteries is a significant improvement over replaceable hearing-aid cells, particularly for less dexterous older users.When the case is being charged, a display shows the remaining charge percentage, and bar graphs on either side show the status of the earpieces. The display disappears when the batteries are fully charged.When the earpieces are returned to the case, UV lights are activated. A visible blue indicator light shows the function is operating; the UV LEDs themselves are located behind the two small windows either side of it.The earpieces turn on automatically when they are removed from the case and retain the previously used volume and mode settings. To prevent feedback and accidental button presses while inserting them, they are briefly deactivated and play a short jingle lasting about fifteen seconds.A single button on each earpiece controls all operations. A long press turns them on and off. If they are returned to the case while switched off, this state is cancelled and charging begins automatically, ready for the next use. This helps ensure the earpieces are always ready when needed.A single quick press of the button increases the volume, with spoken prompts cycling through “volume up”, “volume max”, and “volume min”. Two quick presses change the operating mode, announced as “mode one”, “mode two”, and “mode three”.The three modes are intended for different environments: mode 1 general use, mode 2 indoors, and mode 3 outdoors.One disadvantage of the button is that it can be easy to press while handling the earpieces, although this may become less of an issue with familiarity. To assist insertion and removal there is a small “handle” to grip between the fingertips, though it is not particularly easy to locate.The accessories box includes the charging cable, two zip-lock bags each containing seven different sizes of silicone domes (one set for each earpiece), a small cleaning brush, and a lanyard for the charging case. A small hook is also included to help thread the lanyard through the case.I have added photographs of the instructions, which outline the available functions and describe an acclimatisation process for first-time use.First impressions are good, and this compares favourably with others I have tried.

These JD Health Tech Elite's are a discreet, rechargeable CIC sound amplifier, designed to make everyday conversation, TV, and phone-calls easier to follow. With a large 32-channel processing(!), along with proper noise reduction built-in, and even its UV-sterilising charging case, you get a proper set and an affordable price.Its small in-canal design and multiple ear tips help it sit comfortably and unobtrusively in your ear I've found, while the rechargeable setup avoids the hassle of all those annoying disposable batteries from yesteryear.Remember that it is a personal sound amplifier rather than a medical hearing aid, so anyone with significant or sudden hearing loss should seek an audiologist first, but I think this is a set they'd likely recommend for you if on a budget, that actually works for improving your hearing when you need it to. Added clear photos of box added to show specs.

I received this item for free as part of the Amazon Vine programme, in return for a frank and honest review of the product. My review will be based on my personal experience of this product.This is a review of 'JD Health Tech Harmony Elite Micro UV Hearing Amplifier for Adults & Seniors, Discreet CIC Personal Sound Amplifier (Pair), UV Sterilising Charging Case, 32 Channels, Noise Reduction, Rechargeable' and the comments only apply to this item.SPECIFICATIONS:Colour: (Case) Dark grey (Hearing amplifiers) WhiteIs the item colour true to the product image: YesQuantity received: 1 x Charging case, 1 x Charging cable, Silicone ear tips varying sizes, 2 x Brushes, 2 x Hearing amplifiers, 1 x Carry strapBatteries: Non-removable rechargeable batteries fittedCharging: Uses a "USB-C ==> USB-A" charger cable (provided) to connect to a phone/tablet charger (not provided)Does the product work/perform as advertised: Is the product value for money: Would I recommend this product: I selected this hearing amplifier kit for review on behalf of my mother who has pretty poor hearing. Her hearing has got progressively worse in recent years and due to her being housebound, it's practically impossible to get someone to come out and check her hearing professionally. The GP surgery isn't interested and if you try to purchase proper hearing aids, companies are unwilling to help until a proper hearing diagnosis has been given. So this seemed like the next best thing to a proper hearing aid (No offense to the manufacturers of this device, it does seem pretty professional to me).The hearing amplifiers charge in a snap top box that resembles those that Apple AirPods come in. The charging box is very sturdy and the amplifiers are drawn magnetically to the correct position when you place them inside so that the charging contacts make effective contact for the amplifiers to charge. One good feature about the box is that when you place the amplifiers back inside the box, the box gives the amplifiers a 5 minute UV cleaning session to help kill and destroy any bacteria that may have become attached to the amplifiers.When you first remove the amplifiers from the charging box, you have to remove a green tab on each amplifier. The green tab is the battery protector that stopped the batteries from wearing down during transport. Until you remove the green tab, the amplifiers will not power on. It does say that you should charge the amplifiers for 10-12 hours prior to use, but there was sufficient power in them right at the start to test them.The amplifiers will power on immediately on removing the green tab (and after that, on each subsequent removal from the charging box). When you place the amplifiers in your ears, you will hopefully hear some tones making a tune. This is to let you know that they are working. You can adjust the volume by pressing the small round button on the end of each amplifier once the amplifier is in your ear. There are 4 volume levels and each time you press the round button you will hopefully hear "Volume up" repeated until "Volume max". Once you hear "Volume max", if you press the button again the amplifiers will return to the lowest volume setting. A number of silicone ear tips are provided, so you can find the best sized tip for you. If you hear a whistling sound when using the amplifiers you have either got the volume too loud or the wrong size ear tips on the amplifiers. Play around with the tips until you find the best fitting pair and hopefully then the whistling sounds will have stopped.I gave the amplifiers to my mother to use and she did notice an improvement immediately. Usually when I talk to her I have to really raise my voice and keep repeating myself. I was able to talk at a much more regular volume after she had inserted these in her ears. She also was able to hear what was being said on television rather than having to read the subtitles (Although she did still have problems with peoples accents). We will see how she gets on for the next 24 hours before I give a conclusive final verdict of the amplifiers.24 HOURS LATER:So, my mother has been using these for almost 24 hours now. Last night she was able to watch television without having the volume up at it's maximum possible setting. She did still have to have the volume high, but it was about 12 settings off of the maximum. She was able to understand what people were saying on television without reading the subtitles UNLESS it was a programme where people had heavy accents, then she did still need the subtitles to assist.General conversations are easier as I am not having to keep repeating myself over and over and over when talking with her. She is using the amplifiers with the original factory set silicone ear tips on the amplifiers and she did have one moment last night where an amplifier fell out of her ear, so I have said to her that she should change down to a smaller tip to prevent that from happening again.Overall though, she is pretty please...

My mum needs hearing aids, she had been using expensive ones from Boots. After the 2nd set of batteries failed in 20 months at £200 set, I suggested trying Clarity Pro hearing aids at £180 for the pair. She was sceptical but I placed the order. Two days later they arrived, in a smart box with all the accessories, A few minutes tuning them to her hearing needs and we were all setup. Her initial response was, I can hear a conversation and TV at the same time. It's still early days (2 months) but they are still working perfectly.

My mum needs hearing aids, she had been using expensive ones from Boots. After the 2nd set of batteries failed in 20 months at £200 set, I suggested trying Clarity Pro hearing aids at £180 for the pair. She was sceptical but I placed the order. Two days later they arrived, in a smart box with all the accessories, A few minutes tuning them to her hearing needs and we were all setup. Her initial response was, I can hear a conversation and TV at the same time. It's still early days (2 months) but they are still working perfectly.

Being able to set up frequency and vol from the app really does make a difference. As does volume adjust without needing to push the button on the earbud itself. Not wearing them all the time but certainly useful in a group situation, church prayer meeting etc. getting the right size dome seal is important as the instructions say, not necessarily the same size each ear! Getting used to them gradually. Glad I went for the app. version rather than the preconfigured cheaper version.

Connected in minutes and working well

Good so far

Good sound quality and easy to use software. The noise cancelling actually works in comparison to my previous set from another brand.

Speedy delivery, a truly superb high quality product with clear instructions. For the first time in years I’ve stopped asking people to repeat what they’re saying - and I’ve stopped watching their lips. I can’t thank you enough for returning me to a world of clear sound. I have already recommended your company to two people and was delighted to do so. Thank you again.