Clarity CIC Rechargeable Hearing Amplifiers (Pair)

Took the ear buds out of the box and read the instructions. They were clear and easy to follow. After charging for 22 hours as required I lowered the volume and put them iny ears.Wat a difference. I can hear everything without straightening. I can wear my glasses comfortably with them in,which was the problem with my NHS behind the ear aids. I'm glad I eventually found these and decided to go ahead and buy them.

This hearing amplifier is small and fits neatly in the ear, so it’s hardly noticeable when worn.The sound is clear and helps make conversations easier to follow. The noise reduction also helps cut down background noise, which makes it more comfortable to use.The charging case is convenient, and the battery life has been good. Overall, it’s easy to use, discreet, and practical for everyday support. Would recommend it.

Actually, I picked these up for my father who was starting to miss out on bits of conversation during Sunday lunch, and the "invisible" claim is no joke. Once they’re tucked into the ear canal, you really can’t see them unless you’re looking directly into the ear, which was a huge plus for him since he was a bit self-conscious about wearing a traditional aid. The beige color blends in perfectly with skin tones, making them incredibly discreet for daily wear.The sound quality is surprisingly sharp—he mentioned that the "noise reduction" does a brilliant job of cutting through the background clatter of a busy restaurant while still keeping voices clear. One thing that was a bit of a faff was the initial setup; because they’re so tiny, they can be a bit fiddly to get into the right position, and if you don't get a perfect seal with the silicone tips, you get a high-pitched whistling feedback. We had to try three different ear tip sizes before finding the one that stayed silent. Also, while the 140-hour total battery life from the charging case is fantastic, the actual amplifiers only last about 12 to 15 hours on a single charge, so you definitely have to remember to pop them back in the case every night. It’s a very handy, simple bit of kit for anyone needing a bit of a boost though, and it’s much more affordable than the high-end clinical versions. Happy enough with it.

I suffer from some hearing issues especially in crowded rooms and I find it is quite intermittent from day to day. So this hearing amplifier is a good option. The instructions tell you to ease yourself into using it, so I have been trying it out over a week or more now with good results. I can actually use the tv at a lower volume now. Meetup with friends is a lot easier and I don’t have to fill in the blanks as to what has been said now. I love the cute little case and the size of the aids is very discreet. I have found I can just take them out of my bag or pocket and pop them in when they are needed. Great that they are rechargeable too and no worries about batteries etc. very easy to set up and adjust. The price compared to other hearing aids is very reasonable. They offer enough support for people who are just starting to struggle with hearing loss but not suitable for people with severe hearing impairment.

These earbuds are designed to amplify the sounds around you while also having a much smaller footprint compared to the old-style hearing aids. They come with their own charging case, and once the buds are placed inside, they begin charging automatically. The case features LEDs which show the remaining battery percentage. The case itself charges via USB C, and a cable is included. You also get multiple sizes of silicone ear tips so you can choose the best fit.I wasn’t sure how well these would fit, as some Bluetooth earbuds tend to fall out of my ears, but I didn’t have that issue here. They’re lightweight and smaller than typical earbuds, so they sit comfortably inside the ear canal. Each bud has its own power switch and volume controls, allowing you to set the level to your preference. There’s also a small stick with a rounded end to help remove them easily. The buds automatically power on about 10 seconds after being removed from the case, which helps prevent any sudden squealing feedback and gives you plenty of time to insert them before they activate.Once they activate, the ambient audio around you is noticeably enhanced. I started hearing sounds I’d never paid attention to before—TV dialogue, footsteps, conversations—everything becomes more present. After a few days, this effect naturally settles as your brain adjusts and begins filtering out unimportant background noise. The clarity is good, with only a very faint hiss that was quiet enough not to be distracting. As I got used to them, even conversations in busy environments became easier to follow, with voices standing out clearly above the surrounding noise. Battery life is solid. I wear them all day and recharge them when I get home. I also appreciate that the case has its own internal battery, so I can top up the earbuds even when I’m away from a power source.Overall, I’m really impressed. They fit securely, stay comfortable for long periods, and I often forget I’m even wearing them. They’re a definite upgrade from my older over ear style amplifiers

I’ve been using these Clarity CIC rechargeable hearing amplifiers for about a week in everyday situations such as conversations at home, watching TV, and going out, using them strictly as sound amplifiers rather than medical hearing aids. They’ve been worn regularly enough to get a good sense of how they perform in day-to-day life rather than just being tested briefly.The main user is an older adult with mild hearing difficulty, mainly struggling with clarity in conversations rather than severe hearing loss. With that in mind, the amplification feels helpful and appropriate for everyday situations. Out of the box, the in-ear design looks discreet, and once worn they’re barely noticeable, which is reassuring if you prefer something subtle rather than visible.They fit snugly in the ear and stay in place during normal movement. Comfort is good for short periods, such as watching TV or having conversations, although for very long wear I still find over-the-ear devices more comfortable. Sound amplification is clear and noticeable, making voices easier to follow without sounding harsh or overly distorted. Speech feels boosted rather than artificial.The built-in noise reduction does help to reduce some background noise, which makes it easier to focus on conversations in busier environments, although it’s not perfect. Controls are simple and fairly easy to use once you get used to them, even with slightly reduced dexterity, though there is a small learning curve at first.Battery life has been strong so far, lasting several days on a charge, which is more than enough for regular use. The charging case is compact, straightforward to use, and keeps the devices topped up without hassle. They’re also easy to store and carry when not in use.The main thing to be aware of is that these are sound amplifiers, not prescription hearing aids. They’re best suited to mild hearing support and everyday listening rather than more complex or clinically managed hearing needs.Overall, these are discreet, practical, and easy-to-use rechargeable hearing amplifiers. They provide a helpful everyday boost for conversations and TV listening, with the convenience of a charging case, as long as expectations are realistic about what this type of device is designed to do.

I’ve been using these Clarity CIC rechargeable hearing amplifiers for about a week in everyday situations such as conversations at home, watching TV, and going out, using them strictly as sound amplifiers rather than medical hearing aids. They’ve been worn regularly enough to get a good sense of how they perform in day-to-day life rather than just being tested briefly.The main user is an older adult with mild hearing difficulty, mainly struggling with clarity in conversations rather than severe hearing loss. With that in mind, the amplification feels helpful and appropriate for everyday situations. Out of the box, the in-ear design looks discreet, and once worn they’re barely noticeable, which is reassuring if you prefer something subtle rather than visible.They fit snugly in the ear and stay in place during normal movement. Comfort is good for short periods, such as watching TV or having conversations, although for very long wear I still find over-the-ear devices more comfortable. Sound amplification is clear and noticeable, making voices easier to follow without sounding harsh or overly distorted. Speech feels boosted rather than artificial.The built-in noise reduction does help to reduce some background noise, which makes it easier to focus on conversations in busier environments, although it’s not perfect. Controls are simple and fairly easy to use once you get used to them, even with slightly reduced dexterity, though there is a small learning curve at first.Battery life has been strong so far, lasting several days on a charge, which is more than enough for regular use. The charging case is compact, straightforward to use, and keeps the devices topped up without hassle. They’re also easy to store and carry when not in use.The main thing to be aware of is that these are sound amplifiers, not prescription hearing aids. They’re best suited to mild hearing support and everyday listening rather than more complex or clinically managed hearing needs.Overall, these are discreet, practical, and easy-to-use rechargeable hearing amplifiers. They provide a helpful everyday boost for conversations and TV listening, with the convenience of a charging case, as long as expectations are realistic about what this type of device is designed to do.

The sound is clear and makes conversations much easier to follow, especially when watching TV or talking with family. The noise reduction helps a lot by cutting down background sounds, so everything feels more natural and less tiring.They are very small and discreet, and once they’re in, you hardly notice them. I like that they come in different colours for left and right, which makes them easy to use. The fit is comfortable, and there’s no whistling as long as you choose the right ear tip and volume.The charging case is simple to use and keeps them powered for a long time. Battery life is excellent, and I don’t need to worry about charging them every day. Overall, these hearing amplifiers are easy to use, well made, and a great option for adults with mild to moderate hearing loss. I would recommend them.

I have tinnitus (high pitched tone constantly in both ears) and I struggle to hear in crowded places. I don’t want to pay for really expensive hearing aids just yet, and am trying a few cheaper types before I commit to ‘proper’ hearing aidsI have tried a pair from the same manufacturer previously, and these are a definite improvement. In many ways.These hearing aids are reasonably small, lightweight and fit comfortably in your ear. They come with 7 different sizes of silicon bud to ensure a good fit in your ears. There is nothing gripping behind your ear, these fit inside your ears like audio earbuds. I found that I could wear these for a couple of hours in comfort. These were really good for watching TV.The volume of each bud can be adjusted with an included screwdriver. Once you’re comfortable with the volume level that’s it. No need to do anything else.Unlike the previous version, these buds are colour coded (blue-left ear, red-right ear) This means that if you need different volume levels in each ear, you know that the correct bud is on the correct side without having to make out a tiny ‘r’ or ‘l’ on an already tiny unit.It also means that you get them in the charging case correctly orientated first time, every time.They are charged in the case via a (supplied) USB-A to USB-C cable, with simple lights to tell you the state of charge in the case and each ear bud. Battery life is great. They seem to last for ages before needing to be recharged.They come with a decent set of instructions which can be read without the use of a magnifying glass! Which is nice nowadays.They definitely do amplify sounds, but there is a constant ‘white noise’. It isn’t overly loud and I don’t know whether this is an issue with higher priced hearing aids?Your own voice is very loud when you’re talking to others.I know there are hearing aids that are priced into the thousands of pounds, so at this price point I guess you have to accept certain limitations.These definitely help if you struggle to hear things at 'normal' levels.

They were bought for my mother who is 92 yrs old and living in South Africa. She has slight loss of hearing and requested some hearing aids so I bought these on the hope that they improve her hearing. She receives them on Tuesday. So let’s see what happens.

Worked really well. Easy to insert, comfortable and easy charge with the box

Clarity CIC Rechargeable Hearing Amplifiers (Pair)

Only had them 2 weeks but happy so far.

Good do the jobYou have the find the right ear plug and volume setting to suit you not a problem

Good do the jobYou have the find the right ear plug and volume setting to suit you not a problem

Brilliant. I have been troubled with Tinnitus for years these really help.. Wish I had purchased them earlier.

Brilliant. I have been troubled with Tinnitus for years these really help.. Wish I had purchased them earlier.

Very good so far.

Very good so far.

The aids arrived very quickly and with some welcome help from customer service I got things sorted out fairly quickly.
Pleased so far as I was a little concerned about buying online but I can honestly say if you're thinking about it give it a go