Embrace Hearing

I didn't realize how bad my hearing loss was until I had an upper respiratory problem that I thought would be solved. When they did the hearing test, they said I had severe hearing loss in the right and age-related in the left. Embrace Hearing was offering about the same thing as other companies but for a lot less price. They were also very kind and responsive to calls. When you call, you get somebody. If there's no technician available to talk to you, they always call me back within about an hour. I have Embrace's behind the ear hearing aids. With it, the television doesn't have to be quite as loud. Unfortunately, I don't think I got a really good response in the right because I still have this very dull sound that feels like a big echo. It's relieved a little bit but not substantially. But I hear better with the left ear. I test the hearing aids when I take them out. I know that I'm getting a better hearing.

I was not hearing and could not understand the conversation inside of a restaurant. There was also a bit of a mix-up of generally talking to people. I tried some other hearing aid companies that had the ear tube from the power source to the ear and didn't like that a whole lot. I went to see a regular hearing aid specialist and she showed me there some of the hearing aids. She can give me a real bargain. It was $4,500 to go that route and it was very good. Then I talked to another fellow at church. He said he paid $7,000 for one and had to get it in his pocket. He could change the volume and everything on his hearing aids.

My husband's hearing loss was pretty profound. He couldn't communicate with the grandkids, and it was just really sad. He had had hearing aids but they either were broken or he lost them, so I went researching and that's when we bought the Embrace for him. Right now, he's in a care facility. He loses his hearing occasionally. It's not perfect but it's better. He's deteriorating in health but the quality of the hearing aid has been good. It was also the right choice pricewise. We had something go wrong with one of the hearing aids and we called Embrace. They had to send us a part and then they walked us through putting in together. We were really impressed by that.

You gotta try Embrace. The hearing aid definitely helps. I had real bad tinnitus and the hearing aids may have helped a little bit with the tinnitus but what they did help with was picking up all the real soft sounds and different sounds. It has made them more clear. The negative thing is when I'm in a crowd or a noisy room, it seems to pick up all the noises. If somebody's talking to me and there's a lot of noise around me, I still can't pick up that person's voice. On the other hand, my interaction with their team was awesome. When I had one problem with one of the microphones or something, they replaced it. They sent over a new one right away and things have been good.

I had some decrease in hearing as indicated largely by my wife for a few years. In retirement, I also joined a group called Lexington Storytellers and I found that I was increasingly struggling to hear particularly the kindergarten students as they would ask questions or make comments. Then when I would ask them to repeat, they were often intimidated. They would think they had asked a bad question. So I wanted to be able to hear them more clearly. My hearing exam showed that I had lost some hearing in the higher frequencies that are typical of young children. But the audiologist also said that I was in that in-between range where some people find that they gain significant benefit from their hearing aids but others feel like it doesn't do them any good. So she said it was my personal choice.

I essentially wear my Embrace behind-the-ear hearing aids all the time. I wear it in a crowd and when watching TV, and it does help. It's much better than the older one I had. The whole field of electronics keeps advancing so rapidly. There's so much more capability in these than in hearing aids just five years ago. This does a much better job of adjusting to the sound level and I am satisfied with it.

I have mild to moderate hearing loss and through internet searches and reviews, I decided to go with Embrace. Getting the first hearing aid was fine and I had one letter, which they answered promptly and I had no issues with that. The hearing aid’s amplification is good but I have some issues with where they set it. It seems quite loud to me. I also have some issues with a lot of extra noise. I was told to expect that but it‘s quite a bit on some situations. In those situations, I’m not sure I hear speaking voices. It seems to amplify the background noise over the speaking voice and It didn’t help my understanding of some words that I’ve missed.

My experience with Embrace has all been positive. I found an article on the internet that suggested different companies to contact and Embrace was one of them. Their reps were very knowledgeable and my interactions with them were excellent. I've owned hearing aids before and somewhat familiar with the issues, but I haven't had a problem with Embrace. With it, I can hear. And I like the receiver in the canal.

I first heard about Embrace online. We went with them because of their price, and the reviews backed the decision. The service, since then, has backed that as well. His hearing has gotten worse. But at that time, when we got it, he needed hearing aids. Now, he's borderline severe. We already had hearing aids before, but Embrace worked better than the other ones. So, there was an improvement. He has the top of the line model, the remote and the TV connection as well. My favorite feature is the service, which is always courteous, and the people outside that have been working. I'm very impressed with that. I have shared with numerous people to check this company out.

My hearing loss wasn’t too bad. It was just that I lost all my high notes in both ears. I liked Embrace Hearing's price. Also, there were a lot of people who said that they absolutely love it. They like Tim who was the main contact, and he was helpful and explained everything about hearing loss and the device well. I got in the ear hearing aids. It’s hidden and it’s not noticeable. When you use your ear, it’s naturally meant to be that way because your ear funnels the sound. And I thought that would be an easier one to get used to.

My husband has a hearing loss in both ears. It wasn’t terribly significant, but he missed a lot. He did a lot of research and figured that Embrace Hearing was the best for the money. He bought the hearing aids that were not very noticeable at all. There’s a little wire that goes over the ear. Since he had the hearing aids, it made my speaking to him a lot better. My husband seems to be very happy. I have recommended that other people look at Embrace. People I know are considering getting hearing aids.

Embrace has a better system for finding hearing aids on the computer and they have everything there. Anyone who knows nothing about computers can receive them, use them, work them and be super happy with them. People are not going to find a better place in the United States of America to buy hearing aids from, especially if they've never worn hearing aids before. Embrace only has three hearing aids that they sell and I bought the cheapest one. It was an over the ear style and the price was good. I'm very happy. The best place to go to buy hearing aids in New Jersey is Embrace Hearing and I have recommended them several times. I told people to talk to Pam.

I've had hearing aids before and I know that I have higher frequencies in both ears. I searched on the internet for the best companies and Embrace came in close to the top. I made an order and got the ones that went completely into the ear. I can control the sound and volume either from my cellphone or from a little, round gadget they gave me. The quality was what I expected, it was pretty much what the competitors cost and I love that I can hear better now.

I had my last hearing aids for about five years and I could press down from my ear to control it. With Embrace's hearing aids, it's hard to do on the ear. It doesn't click as easily as the others. You have to push really hard and it just pushes the whole hearing aid down. It's almost like I have to take it off my ear to adjust. They should do a better job on that push button on the hearing aids. The ones that I was using for five years has a better sound and didn't have as much of a tinny sound as the Embrace Hearing ones.

I've had a very positive experience with Embrace Hearing. I felt comfortable with the way they approached things. I also liked the opinions from other people who have dealt with them. I worked with a gentleman from there and my questions were all answered very quickly. Their reps were also always available if I called or emailed and the answers they gave were clear, helpful and satisfactory. I ended up purchasing H-700 hearing aids from them for a reasonable cost. Thus far, I've liked their comfort and ease of use. Now, I can hear.

I had mild to moderate hearing loss and Embrace was recommended to us by the guy who holds the strings to the money bag. I got the regular aids but I'm having an issue with them. I think that the connection between the ear part and over-the-ear is a little too short. But otherwise, I'm very impressed with them. I can keep them in. They no longer pop out or fall off. Immediately, when I put them in, it's like, "Wow!" The team was very good as well. They seemed to know what they were doing and they were very quick to respond to my messages and fix problems.

I was having a hard time hearing people. It was hard to distinguish words and purchasing Embrace hearing aids has helped my life a lot. I can hear a lot more now. I can hear my wife yell at me. The cost is really good too. I've tried a more expensive pair, which was almost $6,000, and these Embrace ones outperform those. They are as good as, if not better than, the more expensive hearing aid. Initially, I kept reading up on Embrace and I found out they're good quality, which is true. They are a good quality hearing aid. With the one I got, the microphone is inside the ear and it's comfortable. I'm happy with it.

I have bad hearing loss and I was wearing aids to get over that. However, Embrace Hearing is much clearer. It's price also made me switch over to them. It has a 3-year warranty on it, too. The quality is very good, and I'm almost completely deaf without them. I'm having the filters replaced quite a bit, though. The reps there are good as well and their response time is most impressive. I'm having pretty good luck with them and I am satisfied. I have recommended the product to other people. I told my wife she needed a set, and she got one.

I had two hearing aids before Embrace. Then I went to somebody and got my Embrace hearing aids, and paid an awful lot of money. They seemed to work so well and I can't get the same with the ones I'm getting in the mail. However, when I put my old hearing aids in yesterday, the sound was so much better for me and it felt so much better to have them in. I had a hard time hearing too far away though so I'm just gonna have to try to figure out something else. With Embrace hearing aids, however, when I have the TV on and I walk out of the room, the sound is terrible. But when I put my other ones in, I didn't have that. I could go out of the room, and I could still hear the same sound.

My hearing loss has been terrible. I got hearing aids from Embrace because of their price and from the recommendations and the experience that other people have had with them. I got the best hearing aids that they have which was $500 but I sent them back for a refund. I could hear better, but I could not hear high tones. Also, I could not hear speech any better when I was playing poker or when we were in a restaurant. My wife also asked me if I could hear the papers that she could hear but I told her I could not.

Embrace Hearing has a good rating and when I contacted them, they seemed to be concerned with my mild hearing loss and so they gave me a lot of information. The sales rep I worked with explained the various hearing losses and gave advice as to what type of accessories will go with different hearing aids. This rep wasn't pushy as well. I've got the model that has a discreet appearance to it cause my wife was concerned about the people looking at me with the hearing aid. So far, I was able to speak to their customer service rep when I thought I lost one of my hearing aids. I called them and they were going to arrange for me to get another one when I came across it. So I called back and canceled it. Overall, Embrace is an honest company. They have a good product at a middle-of-the-road price. I've been happy with them.

My previous hearing aids were stolen and I had to replace them. I talked to Embrace about buying hearing aids from them and they said they were gonna be like my old ones. These were half the price of my previous ones and they’re excellent. Also, with my old one, the one I put on the right ear has that little red paint on it and there’s more red paint on this one, so it’s much easier to see. It was an improvement over the old one. I have partial hearing loss and when I’m in a bar, for example, these hearing aids work pretty darn good. I’m totally satisfied. I’ve told several of my friends that they should go to Embrace to buy hearing aids.

I have hearing loss in my left ear that was more than the hearing loss in my right ear. I researched online for hearing aids and Embrace Hearing had a lot of positive responses. However, I’m having problems with the hearing aids. I hear the TV a little bit better, but when people talk to me, I have trouble hearing. I’m having difficulty hearing in a crowded room. I can pick up noises like rustling paper. It’s almost too loud. And then when I try to talk to people, I have trouble hearing them. I reached out to the customer service at Embrace and I probably should call them again. They've been always very nice, supportive, and quick to get back to me. They were great. Also, the hearing aids were much better priced than all of the others.

My old hearing aids wore out after 10 years and when I cast around for somebody else that was doing it online, Embrace Hearing seemed to have a good review status. A lot of people recommended them highly and they had very few negative reviews. I contacted them and Tim was very helpful in going through the order sequence. The shipment was also very prompt. However, the behind-the-ear model that I got has to be improved. After wearing the hearing aids for several weeks with the way they came to me, the high frequencies are overbearing sometimes. The sustained tones also sound watery all the time. That’s not good. I also don’t like that I can’t get them adjusted. With my former hearing aids, I had a computer program that allowed me to set the curves on it. But now, I can’t do the adjustments myself. I’m gonna have to send these in to get them done. But that's the only negative about the whole issue.

I have severe hearing loss on both ears and in choosing hearing aids, the pricing was the main thing. Hearing aids are expensive. There’s no way around that. But going through a local provider was about twice as expensive as buying from Embrace. I paid a little over $3,000 for the set-up I have now. Through other companies, it would have been $6,000 to $7,000. With Embrace, I had to go get a separate hearing test at a local company to be able to send in. After that, I don’t know if there would have been any difference in me having to go to an actual brick-and-mortar store as it was online. But it worked out good and I’d recommend others to check out Embrace.

I had a hearing aid way back when I was working in construction and it couldn’t work because I was in a very noisy environment. But I knew that I had a hearing drop so I went in and got another hearing aids from Embrace Hearing. Initially, I researched on the internet about them. I paid $2,800 for just one hearing aid back in 2008, so their price was right and I said I’d give them a try. So far, I'm relatively satisfied with my hearing aid. It fits behind the ear and has a little cone that goes inside the ear. I found out that it double beeps on every hour and I didn’t know that before. Then at midnight, it does several beeps. Also, the little ear piece was bent wrong to fit in my ear and if you look at it, it was like somebody did two rights. I kinda walked around and got it to where it worked, but it is hard to put in. Other than that, their team has been good and with my new hearing aid, I can hear the door squeaking again.

We're about 30 miles away from the audiologist that did my wife's hearing tests, and the idea that we could get hearing aids online would be an advantage to us. We researched a lot of sites and we got the best opinion of all of them was about Embrace. They seemed like a very good possibility with their customers reviews. Everything was excellent with their representatives. We were very pleased with the hearing aids because the rep was able to put them in her ears and everything seemed to be fine. She was really pleased with them.

I did a hearing test, and my hearing loss was severe in my right ear and moderate in my left. My friend was satisfied with Embrace and recommended them to me. Also, I have been to other suppliers and the price was tremendously higher. Embrace's price was better than going to some of the other brands. I spoke with a gentleman who held himself out to be the owner, and he was very cooperative and helpful.

I have moderate hearing loss and I got BTE hearing aids from Embrace. My experience with them has been fine. I got the prescription from another audiologist and sent it to Embrace and then they filled it on the internet. The hearing aids are priced at $4,000 from an audiologist, $2,500 from Costco, and then around $1,800 from Embrace. The hearing aids from Embrace seem to work well. I’ve lost one and the company provided another one at a discounted price. So, they stand behind their product and they do a good job. Their customer service team is very fast as well. They got back with me on the weekend, so they seem pretty switched on. They are also really, really good about being always available.

My hearing loss was considered profound and one hear had 60% going. It was pretty bad. I’ve used two other brands of hearing aids without much success. After wearing two different kinds of hearing aids, I found out about the hearing aids that have the receiver at the end of a wire, closer to your eardrum. My audiologist told me that would be the thing that I need in order to get a clearer hearing but their price was pretty high, so I looked online and shopped around. I wound up just phone calling Embrace. I went with them just by talking to the first person I talked to. He was very knowledgeable and he told me everything I needed to know and the things that I have already learned from experience. I knew that he was involved in it deep enough to know what’s going on. So, I was confident that I was gonna get a good deal out of it.