Audicus Reviews

I chose Audicus based on what I saw online, and when I made my purchase, I did everything through their website. The process was very easy. Even my dad, who is 93, got through it okay after I recommended Audicus to him. The hearing aids have made a big difference in my quality of life, especially at church and other places where I can tie into their system and hear better. I would hear the music, but now I can make out the individual instruments. There’s a sharpness to things that I didn’t have before.

My wife's brother has a set of Audicus hearing aids. It's because of an endorsement by him that I had to get them. Even before my wife could pay them, she urged me to get them too. I use them much more than she does. Doing the hearing test was seamless. Spending as much as we did for the hearing aids was a big decision. But I’m happy with them. I like that they're Bluetooth, that they tie into my phone. I wear them every day because they're my phone interface for work. With the online phone calls at work, I’m able to answer with them as is wearing a Bluetooth headset.

I was on my way down to my vacation home and having trouble hearing my wife in the car. We were going on a trip the next week and she said I had to get hearing aids before then. Audicus must have been listening on our phone ‘cause about 15 minutes after that, I got a call from them, trying to sell their hearing aids. The next day, they sent us a testing kit. We did a test in my home and within a week, I had my hearing aids when I came back home to Ohio. I got those in October and within two to three months, I couldn't hear out of the hearing aid so I had to send it back. It took them about two weeks to get it back to me. Then the other one went bad too. I just sent that off about a week ago and I haven't received it back yet. But other than that, they're pleasant people to deal with during our conversations on the phone and I've had a good experience with them.

I needed hearing aids and my wife told me that, too. I went to a local shop here in my hometown and they did a hearing test and showed me the price of their hearing aids. If I were spending that much money, I would look elsewhere. I found Audicus online and I was leery at first. I talked to the rep, sent them my hearing test and read the reviews. I could try the hearing aids for 90 days and I could send them back, which was a real sell for me. It's a lot of money to spend, and that's what convinced me. It just seemed like the support was going to be very good, which it has been. Once I got the hearing aids, I've been super happy with them.

I had been doing my hearing tested at a local place. They test it for free. You could see if you needed hearing aids. They sell hearing aids there. I've been going there for about three years, and I wasn't in the status of where I had needed hearing aids. The last time I went, I was at about a 30% loss. Before that, I was just at a 10%. So, within a year, my hearing started going down. I felt that I needed to do something, so I checked with my insurance to see what they pay. They wouldn't pay much. So, I just started looking the best I could and then I saw Audicus, which did not have a brick and mortar store. I could get hearing aids a lot cheaper through them. I did the test and then they had a follow-up, and somebody called me and gave me the results of it. From there, I decided that I wanted to purchase them. I put in an order and spoke to somebody else. Then they made them specialized for me and sent them out to me.

I lost one of my other hearing aids. I needed to purchase new ones and I went with Audicus. I liked the shape as opposed to the more traditional offerings. I went through Audicus' website and it was informative. I did have questions where I was able to talk to a person and get answers. So, the combination of the two worked very well. The communication between the staff and the continued contact are exceptional. So far, the quality of my hearing aids has been fine.

I use my hearing aids every day. I have other brands (much more expensive) and Audicus is the best. The best decision I made was to go “rechargeable”. I use the app daily and can adjust per environment using my phone. I would definitely choose Audicus again. I have had two sets of Audicus and will choose them again if need be…I am 83 years old!

I was happy with the hearing aid and the customer service when I could reach them but not happy with the fact that they had no office or clinic in Colorado where I could go. I was also happy with the price. They should have a clinic in the Denver metro area. It’s very inconvenient having to send the hearing aids to New York and then wait for them to mail them back.

The Audicus hearing aid has been a tremendous help. I have a pretty significant hearing loss, and it makes it easier for me to be able to communicate with people. I'm pretty sarcastic and witty, and it was very frustrating not to be able to hear people and have a sarcastic comeback for them. So, it definitely gave me a little bit of myself back. Their customer service has been amazing. Paul followed up with me for a good two months after I bought them, making sure they were working correctly. And I appreciate the payment plan that they were able to get me on with the lease program. It made it really affordable for me.

I liked Audicus' price. Also, their customer service was very good. My hearing device is of good quality and it improved the quality of my life. I love the Bluetooth.

I needed hearing aids, and I needed something that was semi-affordable. Audicus is still very expensive, and there's some hurdles, but I needed something that I could at least hear, so that was why I went to them. I'm actually on my second pair of Audicus hearing aids. The first time I just bought through them, I did have somebody I talked to at one point, because once you buy through them, they say, “Hey, let's make sure you're all set.” Overall, my experience is not very personable. My father-in-law also got hearing aids through Audicus, and his experience has made me question if I will use them again. His hearing aid really was not working, and he was asked to send it in. He sent it in. It would be on, and then it was off. If you have dual hearing aids and one of them is off, the other one will keep chiming to let you know that the other one isn't there. It's one of the most obnoxious things.

I can't wear the hearing aids all the time because I still do construction work. My wife turns them down. If there are a lot of hammers, screw guns and saws going, I can't take that all in. So, I can only use them when I'm home or out with her. It's doing great. I can hear people. I can't use it on the job because there's a lot of construction noise. But as far as getting home or with the children and grandchildren, it works great. If you really need hearing aids, get them as low as you can because they pick up a lot of stuff. You don't need them high. My wife turns mine down low.

I'm going deaf in my left ear.I needed something so I could balance it out and slow it down. I got a product from Audicus. I liked the pricing and the fact that they talked to me instead of trying to just ram the product down my throat like some of the other ones do. I like the size of my hearing aids and the fact that it can fit up in my ear and you can't really tell that I have a hearing aid in. I like the quality. Sometimes when I put them in, it takes a few minutes for them to adjust. I wish they would adjust a little faster.

The Audicus hearing aids seem to work for my mom. She says they're doing good. She has not complained about them being uncomfortable. The hearing aids has impacted my mom's life in a good way because she can hear. She can understand what we're saying. She understands what's going on.

I was having difficulty hearing. I tried two other providers and was not happy. I read the reviews for Audicus, and they were, for the most part, very positive. I decided to try it, and I love them. They're great. My hearing aids changed the quality of my hearing immensely. I can hear conversations when I'm at a restaurant. I don't have to have the TV on max. It's worked out great. Also, the fact that they're totally in the ear was very important to me. Overall, from beginning to even after the purchase, Audicus has been a very good company to work with. There was no high-pressure sales. I pretty much knew what I wanted, and they were able to accommodate me. The aftercare was great. They called to check on me several times.

I've needed hearing aids for a long time and I've gone through several different types. I saw Audicus hearing aids advertised, so I decided to try them. I got the rechargeable ones and and they've been fairly good. They have five features that I can choose for cars, outdoors, conversation, restaurants, and automatic. These features are fairly easy to use but if I leave the hearing aids on automatic, or they should be on the number one setting, the right one just starts screaming. I get a lot of feedback. I've been able to get it to set the best is in conversation and noise modes, and that seems to help a lot. Also, when I turn up the left one, the right one goes up way too high. I go into the app on the phone and I turn the right one down. Then later, it turns itself back up and I don't know why it's doing that.

The Audicus hearing aids were less expensive than the ones I had, so I figured I'd try them. Before getting them, my hearing was not as good, and I struggled with tones, settings, and crowds. The hearing aids have helped me hear, which is what I needed them for. I like the adjustment feature, and overall, they're working okay, although there is still a lot I can't do with my hearing.

I was doing a search on hearing aids on the internet, and Audicus came up with good ratings. I got the Omni Series 2 hearing aids. I like that they're similar to the ones I had previously with a different brand that wore out. My new hearing aids are very good. The Bluetooth connection with the phone is my favorite feature.

Sometimes I couldn’t tell whether the Audicus worked or not. When I had them in, I could hear a bit better, but other days, I couldn't. I don't know if they're helping or not.

My wife said I can't hear her. I tried hearing aids. I've had Sam's Club hearing aids, I've had Eargo and I've had Sony. I lost the Sony, but I found them after I bought Audicus. But, this is the first one that I've had since Sam's Club, which was six years ago. They go over the ear. All the rest of the ones I've had have gone inside the ear. When I first got the first ones, it was during COVID. And every time I would take my mask off, it flipped my hearing aid off on the ground. So, it gave me a bad taste for over the ear. But with the Audicus, somebody told me, "You're gonna have more clarity with one that goes behind the ear, and then you're just going to get better sound out of it." So I went with that.

I used to have hearing aids, then I decided to get them again so I could understand my grandkids a little bit better. I found Audicus on the internet and then I did some research as far as cost and ratings that I've seen on them. I spoke with them too. One time, I had to have the hearing aids adjusted and had some changes made to the program, but I really don't have anything negative to say about them. Audicus hearing aids are worth it.

My former hearing aid broke, and I decided to get another one. I had trouble finding a place that would allow me to purchase one hearing aid since I only have one ear that has a problem, and Audicus could do that. I spoke to someone on the phone a few months ago, and the rep was helpful. I’m very satisfied with the hearing aid. I previously had an Audicus hearing aid and liked it. It’s also rechargeable, so it doesn’t need batteries. Overall, it was easy to get what I needed for what I wanted. Audicus is good, especially if you only need a single hearing aid instead of a pair.

The performance of the hearing aids could be better. The functionality, sometimes there's an issue with the connectivity when I'm listening to my books. If I move my head, it'll disconnect. If I move my head and I'm on a phone call, it'll disconnect.

I got the Audicus hearing aids that go in the ear, and then the things on the back of the ear. I still struggle with it. I feel like they're better than the ones I had before. My biggest thing is hearing somebody talk to me in a noisy environment. I got the rechargeable battery, so that helps a lot. I don't have to constantly change the battery. When you use the app, you can change from different settings, like if you're at church, or if you're in a group of people, or if you're in a quiet place.

I had hearing aids before, and I was looking to replace them. Then I thought I would get a pair. I researched them, and I found that Audicus' customer service thing was really terrific. I like talking to their people. They were extremely knowledgeable and very helpful. I like that I send them my last hearing test, and they pre-set the hearing aids to that test, so when I get them and I put them in, they're already set for me. My hearing aids are functioning great. I have selective hearing and I can still hear without them, but when I wear them, it makes a big difference. Overall, Audicus has been great. They've assigned me to an individual who is like my guy. I have his number. If I have a question, I call him. He either answers the phone or calls me right back. He does things over the phone. He's been very helpful.

When I was looking for hearing aids online, Audicus called me back. It was easier to order and try them, and I did. They were cheaper than what the doctor was trying to give me. I've been wearing my Audicus hearing aids for a little bit, and I like wearing them when I got them. They work good. I like the noise control feature as well. So far, so good. Their customer service is very attentive.

My husband did research and contacted Audicus. We liked the price. Their customer service reps were very friendly and very helpful. The hearing aids seem fine. We're happy with them.

I would not recommend this company. They do not tell you the full story. First they ask you why do you "think you need hearing aids"? That is the CATCH. You may not need hearing aids and do not depend on "their test they give you on the computer." Audicus gives you a "test" over your computer, then tell you, you need hearing aids. They will not give you a written result if you request it, as I did. Then they send you the hearing aids, then they try to tweak, and then I was told the first test wasn't very accurate and do a second test. They will not send you results, when asked for them.

Initially, I did everything online with Audicus. I bought a second pair after I went for a hearing test. I mailed that in so they could adjust it to the results that I got from my hearing test. I've only had the pair for two months now. But it's nice to have a second pair as a backup. The first pair that I got was the Clara. It was not that expensive. It was 1,800 bucks plus tax for a pair, which is pretty reasonable.

Back at the beginning of December, I experienced heavy hearing loss. I knew my hearing, just by age and just general circumstances, my hearing was going. But it was constantly ringing. I was like, “This is bad.” I had my appointment with an ENT. They did the hearing test. I have significant hearing loss in my left ear, not as bad in my right. That was when I knew I needed to get hearing aids. I was trying to look at my options. And Audicus contacted me. I liked what they had. So I went with Audicus.

I have the hearing aids that charge. It has been a few months since I've had them. I called Audicus because I'm having trouble with my hearing aids. The box has been going in and out. I'm waiting for somebody to call me back so I can let them know that I need a new box for my hearing aids. Other than that, they have been excellent.

When I purchased my Audicus hearing aids, I went through the website, then I got in touch with the representatives. The website was very good and so far, the hearing aids have been terrific. I had hearing aids before, and so I'm quite used to them. I had Sydney hearing aids that were outstanding and I had those for about eight years. But then my hearing had deteriorated a little more, so I needed something more powerful. That was when I started shopping around and one of my friends told me about Audicus, which is much more economical than getting a hearing aid from a brick-and-mortar hearing aid center where you go in. Then I decided to use Audicus and I've had a good experience. I also referred someone else to them and they sent me a check.

Among The Wirecutter's honorable mentions, it seemed Audicus was the best option that allowed me to purchase just one hearing aid. I got a lot of reassurance, both on The Wirecutter and on the website with Audicus. They said, “It's a very hand-holding process. Once you've purchased it, they reach out to you to make sure it's set up appropriately.” There was a 100-day guarantee of you could return it within that period if you were unsatisfied. I was very satisfied with the website and the purchasing experience.

The rep was very knowledgeable, friendly and attentive when I purchased my hearing aid, and it was a very pleasant experience. This is my first one. The little piece goes down in my ear and the bigger piece is over my ear. The purchase process was very easy and the price was right. People should give it a try.

The Beam’s wire doesn’t fit my ear and the domes make my inner ears itch. I asked for a longer wire and I was told that a longer wire was not available for this model however I found that there is a #5 and Audicus told me that a number 5 is not available.. Overall not a bad experience.

I've been happy with my Audicus hearing aids. They worked with me initially to get them set up right for me. I charge them every night. I use Bluetooth, and I listen to a lot of podcasts throughout the day with my hearing aids. They're very good. I forget that I have them on. The fit hasn't been an issue at all.

I was watching YouTube and caught a commercial for Audicus. I had several hearing tests over the years and was told I was losing my hearing, so I looked it up. The price was reasonable. It was better than getting the $200 ones from Walmart, and I couldn’t afford the $5,000 ones. I called Audicus, and the rep went the extra 10 miles for me. She’s a sweet gal. Everyone I talked to was wonderful. They were good about getting back to me, usually within 24 hours, and they would call to check on me and explain things. I had a good experience with them all the way around.

I was cruising and clicked on the Audicus website and I was very pleased. I called and dealing with the specialist was wonderful. The quality of the hearing aids are above average, but not super.

I heard about Audicus through a friend of mine and reached out to them online. It didn’t take very long to receive my hearing aids. This is my first time wearing them, so it takes getting used to because I’ve gone so many years without them. The Bluetooth is neat. You can answer your phone with it and pair it up to your stereo, but they’re not like my Bose when you listen to music. Once you put them on, you almost forget you have them on, which is good. But if you get in the shower or jump in the pool, you better remember you have them on, though they’re water-resistant. The batteries are rechargeable and last almost 20 hours. Compared to other hearing aids I’ve seen, the price is very good. I haven’t used the app that long, so I’m still getting used to it. The customer service reps also call and check on you.

I went to a local place and they wanted a very high amount of money for hearing aids. They were a bait and switch type of thing. They were running a special, but I wasn't in the parameters. I took my results with me, and I went to our Sam's Club, because they do a free hearing test, and I would compare it to see how honest it was. They were not available. I left a message. Because Audicus is associated with Sam’s, they called and asked me if I wanted to talk to them about it or did I want to wait and go to Sam’s and do it through them.