Hear.com Reviews

My wife’s been after me for several years about getting hearing aids and I happened to see a Hear.com ad on the internet and they said that there were three places near me. The people that I contacted initially were at the corporate office and my experience was very good. The rep was very helpful and did a lot of follow-up to make sure I got in touch with the local office. Also, the audiologist at the local office was good. They could use better help on the front desk and get somebody with a more mature attitude. She was not real helpful. I was running late on my appointment the first time, but that’s due to having young and inexperienced help upfront.

Everybody wanted $6,000, $8,000, for the hearing aids, and I ended up around $4,000 with Hear.com. They're a lot cheaper and I got the Siemens that go behind and down the ear. They’re pretty much okay and I can hear with them. Steve went through it with me and he was a lot better than anybody I talked to. However, the batteries would go dead pretty fast with the hearing aids and it's only good for about a week. I just throw the batteries away and put new ones in. Other than that, I've been happy with them and I hear a lot of sounds I didn't even know existed.

My fiancee at the time told me about Hear.com and I was very happy about it. They're located here in Miami and that was one of the reasons I chose them. Also, they have inexpensive products and a lot of variety as well. I got the middle one for $4900. I could hear better and the hearing aids made it simpler. And then the customer service experience was great. They completely guided me on the whole thing. The audiologist was great too and the staff was phenomenal. I'd recommend the product and the company. But I returned the hearing aids because we have a lot of expenses coming up and I couldn't afford it at that time.

I got my hearing aids because I can't communicate with everybody when there's a lot of people around. I could hear without them though. I went to try Miracle-Ear a while back, but they were very quiet. Then I ended up with Hear.com because the insurance paid and I only had to pay $1,000 out of my pocket. I had the ones around my ears, but they didn't work out. Then they sent me on that you put in the ears, but it was so big and so I sent them back again. The hearing consultant was very understandable. But, she was supposed to fit another thing in the ear, but she didn't. She gave me the same size as the other ones around the ear that I had before.

Hear.com put me in contact with the local provider and she's been very helpful. She got me hearing aids and they work for pretty much everything with the exception of music. I’m a musician and sometimes the instrument doesn’t sound correct when it’s through the hearing aids. But other than that my hearing aids are doing fine and my experience with Hear.com overall has been very good.

I’ve been thinking about having my ears checked out for a couple of years and just never done it. I happened to see Hear.com on the internet, I filled out a form, they contacted me and I went down there. The lady from the doctor’s office was awesome but the doctor was grumpy, I wasn’t impressed with him. He wasn’t thorough and his computer didn’t work so I couldn’t pick up the hearing aid. It’s 45 minutes from me so I ended up having to send somebody down for them later. I wore them but I haven’t worn them for a month now because they don’t go up loud enough so I needed to get them adjusted. And because it’s 45 minutes away, I haven’t dealt with it. I wish Hear.com had somebody in Santa Barbara. Nevertheless, my experience was great.

The consultant at Hear.com explained everything to me. She's worked with me since I have purchased my hearing aids. And she’s been good. I can hear better with them. In fact, my hearing is excellent. I ride the school bus and I deal with a lot of children and it's so much easier for me to hear with them than it has been with the past hearing aids that I've had.

I've been pleasantly surprised with Hear.com. My experience with them has been topnotch. I got my hearing aids about 10 days after ordering and that’s a very short amount of time. Their customer consultants were friendly, knowledgeable, and very prompt too. However, when I talked to the first gentleman that called, there was a promotion of two years free batteries going on and I had a choice to make. I told him that it was a little premature to make that choice at that time. I said I would opt for the free batteries, but I haven't heard anything back from any of them.

I dealt with hard hearing aids before which were in my canal and they were uncomfortable. I found myself taking them out when I got home from work and then I couldn't hear anybody. I wasn't happy with where I was at and my hearing aid just went out. I wanted to look at other options and went to Hear.com. I spoke with Laurie from Florida and she was very helpful. Then I went for a hearing test at Corpus. I was very pleased with everyone's help and their service.

Hear.com was convenient and I needed to purchase a hearing aid then so I decided to go with them. Their consultant was great. I got an in-ear type so you can't tell that anything is there. Since then, my hearing was a lot better. They said that they can only restore 60% of my hearing since it's so bad, but that was down to 90% in one year. Nevertheless, I had a very pleasant experience.

I’d seen hearing aids on the internet and bought another pair that was no good for $400. I just put up with them until I decided I’d have some hearing test done in a place in Jacksonville. The Hear.com people I dealt with were good. It ain't even a week ago when I went over and they cleaned the ends of my hearing aids real good and inspected them, and then charged me nothing. They even put new batteries in them for free. They said if I ever had a problem, they’d do some testing with my hearing aids. But they’re still handy if I use the telephone to adjust them. They got settings that I can use, settings for watching television or if I’m going to a restaurant or if I’m going to be outdoors. Plus a default where they got two bars there, one for each ear that I can adjust the volume up and down, and the bass and treble. So, that’s the way I can fine-tune them myself.

I had one hearing aid before but I didn't remember that I had them in and used it in the shower. I’ve seen Hear.com through a flier and decided to consult with them. Their consultant was very nice and seemed to be knowledgeable and helpful in selecting a few adjusting. The technicians that fitted me with the devices were very knowledgeable, patient and took extra time to make sure that the hearing aids were fit like they should be so I could hear a lot better than before. As a pastor, I talk to a lot of people and I have difficulty hearing female persons but the Hear.com hearing aids enabled me to do so and it felt really good. I hope it would improve my sermons in church. However, I was hospitalized during the trial range and I've been hospitalized ever since, and hearing aids were not allowed so I’m not wearing them now.

My audiologist recommended Hear.com's product. I got the hearing aid that has a clear wire down to the speaker that goes in my ear. It’s grey in structure and the main body sits up behind my ear. The only feature that I like is that the audiologist can program the hearing aid. She can adjust it to different situations. But sometimes I pick up other noises I don’t need that I never used to pick up. But other than that this thing works good and I’m satisfied with it right now.

Hear.com was the first company that I decided to go with. I enjoyed my experience with their customer consultant. I got the hearing aids that you put inside the ear and I like that I can lower the volume and raise it. The person that fitted my hearing aids was very good and nice to work with. I can now hear way better with my hearing aids now. It was a great experience and I’m satisfied. I would recommend Hear.com to a friend.

I heard about Hear.com and I looked it up on the internet and as I started to go through it, it was something that I thought I needed. I tried a variety of different hearing aids. The reps allowed me to use the hearing aid and they wanted me to try it for one week. So after about a week and a half we determined that the left hearing aid that I have wasn't functioning right. The audiologist said she found it strange 'cause she hasn't had that problem. She tried to adjust everything so they sent a brand new pair and they let me use those for two weeks. That's what made me decide to go for Hear.com after a month of wearing them.

The guy from Hear.com was real good. He set us up with a good provider and stays in touch to see how things are going. I got the over-the-ear hearing aids because it's what I'm used to, and my wife's got hers before we even met. We were with Miracle-Ear before we were with Hear.com, and Hear.com is less expensive and seems to be just as good. However, it bugs my wife that we go through a lot of batteries since they die so quick. Other than that she's happy with the product and we're totally satisfied.

I bought the Signia Siemens from Hear.com. The consultant talked too much, but was very professional and courteous. Although I think the hearing aids could be a little less in cost, they seem to be working okay, so far. And I'm able to hear a little better, and that helps me a lot.

The Hear.com consultant was great. She was so nice about everything and she understood what the situation was with our insurance package. Hear.com was gracious enough to pick up the difference because they weren’t in the network for the audiologist. On the other hand, the audiologist that we went to was a great lady and she’s super nice. My wife’s not an easy person to deal with but she was more than gracious and went above and beyond being patient with my wife. My wife's hearing aids are better and smaller than what she had so she’s happy with them. She loved the Bluetooth feature wherein she hooks up her iPhone to link to her hearing aids. We got something that hooks up to the TV that goes back to her hearing aids as well and she likes that. Overall, my wife loves her Hear.com hearing aids and everything is going great with them.

I got the over the ear hearing aids from Hear.com and I didn't want the inside ones because my hearing is too bad for those. I got the bright red ones. I also have a red '36 Ford Street Rod so I wanted red back out there and reclaim my youth. But Hear.com has a bunch of other colors too. The hearing aids are of great quality but $7000 was outrageous and way too much money for it. They didn't bother me initially except when putting them on and having to leave them there all day. But they came out from my ears too early and too easily and I didn’t like that. In fact, the first week I had them, I couldn't find one and I told myself that I lost it in the house. My roommate was on it, so it was okay, but I was hesitant and I didn't wear them for some time because of that. I could have brought them in, but I was very busy. When I did, Steve, the doctor, adjusted them, fixed that old bad one and put the other caps back on.

I made a call to Hear.com and spoke to Melissa, who was wonderful. She told me what I needed to know and she was easy to talk to. I told her that I had a lot of doubts about it because I'm vain. I don't like to admit my age. She told me the advantages and that it wasn't only old people who has to have hearing aids. She was amazing and she called back and checked on me. She also arranged for me to get a pocket kind of remote control to adjust the volume so I didn't have to reach up and touch the back of my ear when I'm talking to a friend at lunch or something. She was very kind, concerned and felt like a friend.

Hear.com was on an ad on my phone. I called them and we got in and started testing out the products. This is the second one. I tried another hearing aid but it didn't seem to work well for me so I'm trying this one and see how it progresses. Otherwise, we’ll go on for another one. And if they couldn't, they got the provider. They're doing what they can to make me happy. Although, the cost is steep and the quality of the product for the first one didn't work out. It wasn't enough hearing for me and you'd be having problems with pairing and hearing it on my phone and the volume going back and forth from ear-to-ear so we sent it in. Hearing was the biggest deal and quality of life has been much better. They've done everything they can to make it a very good experience for me and making sure the product is what I need. I would have no qualms about referring them.

Hear.com has an office close to where I live so I decided to get hearing aids from them. Since my purchase, I don't turn up the TV as loud. Their reps gave good follow-up and I'd recommend them overall.

My experience with Hear.com was excellent. The person I initially spoke with was Sherylyn and she explained the program well. But I go to James in Georgetown and he’s excellent and very helpful. He always answers the questions and he sees you within 24 hours when you're having problems. I appreciate that because my schedule is horrendous which he has figured out. Everybody says I work hard. I have the Siemens hearing aid. They're the ones that fit behind your ear and they have the little tube that goes into your ear.

I got hearing aids that goes over the back of my ear, and has a little tube that goes into the canal. The quality is very good. Everything is clearer and I can hear everyone's speech better. However, I think they're really expensive, although that seems to be the going rate for everyone, and it's sad because there were no insurance companies that help with it then. If you can't afford to do that, then you just can't hear and you're deaf.

I purchased the Oticon from Hear.com. The hearing care professional explained everything. We even took a walk outside to hear background noises and try to eliminate them. He did everything he could in order to get them set up just right. The hearing aids are letting me hear and that's the biggest thing. It's getting used to background noises I haven't heard before but I get accustomed to that quickly. Overall, everything's perfect. I like Hear.com and I'd recommend them. They're an excellent company to work with and they stand behind their product. I had trouble with one and they replaced it completely.

I was able to try Hear.com's variety of hearing aids. I was looking for something more reasonable so I went with their behind-the-ear model. I also couldn't get over the Widex clarity. I can hear better with them and my life is at least 50% better.

Hear.com had the budget that I liked and I got the hearing aid that goes in and not behind the ear. Ordinarily, I wear them, but when I go to races or dances, I don't. I love NASCAR racing, but the device is set and I can't turn it down, so I can't wear them without noises and when I want to. Overall, I'd recommend them.

Rachel, the Hear.com customer consultant did a pretty good job. I was impressed by her communication skills and the fact that she knows all about her job. The hearing aid I got from Hear.com is way better than Miracle Ear. I tried to use the one that was behind the ear and cable around it and it made my ear sore. So I went with the one that looks like an ear plug that goes into the ear canal. I like it. It's just a matter of getting used to it. Hear.com people are wonderful and very professional.

I saw an email from Hear.com that was sent to me. Alexis, the customer consultant, was outstanding. She answered all my questions and was persistent in calling me back. I asked her to give me time to do research and to go through the process. And she was on the spot to call when she should have or said she would. I was very satisfied with her and I would recommend her. I went to Hear USA and they were completely competent and took enough time to explain things, so I thoroughly understood what we were doing, what the process was and what benefit I could receive and was not going to.

I got a behind-the-ear hearing aids from Hear.com because with the test we did with the hearing aid guy, he said this worked better and the other ones don't. The one that I got works the best. But I'm not very happy with Hear.com. I don't even wear the hearing aids I got from them. It doesn’t do what I wanted it to do, such as block out background noise. Over the year, this is the fourth one I have gotten and everything's been the same. It's just as good as the others. Normally, I can hear but if I'm in a crowd, I still can't hear people and distinguish who just talked, especially when there are voices of women in the background. There's no problem with him nor the service at all, but I don't think I'm ever going to be made for hearing aids. Overall, they're good.

I had a hearing aid but it wasn't a very good one, I couldn't hear anything with them. I found Hear on the internet and got the Phonak Audeo B. They were able to get me in right away. Where some of the other providers, I was going to have to wait a long time. And it was cheaper. I got two hearing aids this time instead of just one. And I could get at least one of them for half price, so that helps. And that was a big factor for me on choosing them.

There was a note about Hear.com on an email that I received at one time and I answered it. I talked to a rep named Jeff for a long period of time and he is the one who convinced me that Hear.com was where I wanted to go. I wholly respect the man and I now have the Siemens hearing aids that he recommended. The gentleman at their office here in Jackson was also very helpful, very easy to understand and most agreeable.

I read Hear.com's brochures and stuff online and picked them out. I got a small, behind-the-ear hearing aid, and it's very comfortable. I don't even notice it. Most people don't notice it as well because I got glasses on. The sales rep that called me gave me a pretty large discount on them, so I feel good with that, and the person who did the hearing test and the fitting did a wonderful job, too. I used to not hear anything at all, but now, I can hear even if a person's whispering, and it's actually getting better every day. I had a really good experience with Hear.com. They've done a good job of following up and making sure that I'm comfortable with everything, and I still got the warranty on the ear pieces, which I was impressed with. I'd recommend them.

I wanted the kind of hearing aids that stuck in my ears and that nobody would be able to see it. I told Omar, the consultant from Hear.com, how much I hated it 10 years ago and I had a very negative experience with it. And he said that the hearing aids have changed a lot. Then he asked me to give it a try as it's not gonna cost me anything to explore it again. I felt like he treated me respectfully and understood where I was coming from. He was professional, friendly, and I really liked him. I was really glad that he hooked me up with Tommy at Palmetto Hearing. He followed up and was ready to set me up with a really good payment plan, I just happen to have the money in savings so I didn't go that route. He was also very understanding that he found me the place from West Ashley as I didn't want to go to the hearing places in North Charleston. So, he was great.

I’ve had an excellent experience with the consultant from Hear.com. He gave me all the information I needed. I wanted hearing aids that were completely hidden in the ears but my ear canals were not big enough, so they built the ones that fit in, the ones that go right in the ears. I was very satisfied with them until one fell out of my ear, hit the concrete and shattered. And a week later, the other one cracked so both of them are back in being repaired. I got a hold of the audiologist that I went to initially. Talked them into him. And he said, "No problem. We'll ship them back. We'll get them repaired. And I will call you when they're in." He was very pleasant, knowledgeable and professional too, like the lady that I talked to initially on the phone with Hear that time. She let me know what it was going to cost me for the hearing aids.

Before, I used to use the regular commercial hearing aid provider. However, Hear.com's hearing aids were less expensive. Also, their customer consultants were very accommodating so I purchased comfortable over-the-ear hearing aids from them. Hear.com coordinated with the local audiologist whom I dealt with. Since the purchase, I've been hearing well. I wear the hearing aids all the time and I'm happy with them. I'm very satisfied with my experience with Hear.com.

I called the number for Hear.com and they referred me to a guy in Tulsa. I really liked the girl from Hear.com that I worked with upfront. She has even called me a couple of times to make sure everything is cool and I have really enjoyed talking to her. The hearing care professional also did a good job and I was very pleased with him. However, after I got the hearing aids, I talked to other people that had bought them locally in Tulsa and got almost exactly the same thing, same features and programming, for almost half of what I paid for mine. That's my only regret. They're a little pricey but the quality is good and I'm happy with them.

I looked up hearing aids and Hear.com came on the internet. I contacted them and talked with a guy named James and he said it was a free trial so I did it that way. There's a very good doctor close to us and I went to him. The first time, he was out sick and another man worked with me. But then Dr. ** was with me the rest of the time and it was good. I can hear things better and it's made my life better. I'm very pleased with the doctor that I go to and the office. It's been very good and I would recommend them.

I was looking up names of hearing aid companies and then I got into a conversation with a friend one day. I found out that he was wearing Oticon from Hear.com and how long he's had them. He was satisfied with them and I had enough confidence in him, so I thought I would be too. A guy in Casa Grande Arizona fit me for the hearing aid and he's top-notch. I'd recommend him to anybody. He was very professional and was able to answer my questions. I live in Nebraska in the summertime and Arizona in the winter time. I have been back twice before I left. They wanted me to come back to do one fine tuning and some adjustment on it before I left.

Hear.com was probably a good way to go. The consultant, Jenny, was very attentive, especially in the initial process to find the right source. She continued to follow up with me after I got the hearing aids and made sure that things were going well. That was important and the facility she recommended was good. I got the smallest hearing aid that I could find with the best operation and I definitely have a little bit more control over hearing. If I'm in the front of the car and somebody is in the backseat, I can redirect it through a Bluetooth device. It has been nice that it had a Bluetooth device that I can hear. It's been extremely positive.

I chose Hear.com for the promotional rates and got the ReSound. The cost was great for its quality. Also, their representatives were great, easy to work with and professional. I appreciated everyone's help.

My wife heard something about Hear.com and forwarded the information to me so I checked into it because I knew I wasn’t hearing her all the time and she let me know it. It turned out to be the right time that I could afford to do it with no interest for a year payment when I checked into it. I primarily worked with Greg and he was informational and real helpful. He made the process real smooth and easy from Costco here in Jackson, Michigan. I got them that they will get right in, get my ears and hearing tested. Before I knew it I had the hearing aids and they're working great for me. However, I have one sent in to be repaired because I ended up having a faulty toggle on it, but it's being repaired under warranty and I should have it back in a couple of weeks. I had a good and real helpful experience in getting my hearing aids.

I found Hear.com on the internet. I like their price and the customer service consultant whom I dealt with was very nice. Since purchasing the hearing aids, I can hear a lot better. And so, I'm very happy with my experience with them.

My brother-in-law found Hear.com for me online and I followed up with it. I put the email out, got a call and met Mary. She's a wonderful lady and she's in Florida but she got me all fixed up. Also, she referred me to Olivia and Kurt from American Hearing Aid to get it all set up and they were wonderful. They're so concerned about what's going on, they want to make sure that everything works right and they help me through situations with the hearing aids. They figured that the hearing aids were under a lot of compressions and other issues and got it to work for me. It's the best fit that I can get.

The consultant from Hear.com that I have talked to couldn't have been more pleasant and helpful. He made the appointment for me and was very nice. Years ago, I had a single hearing aid from Memphis Hearing Aid, as referred by Hear.com. During my first appointment, Jim, their customer service rep, called to make sure I knew where I was. He also called to check in on me after the said appointment. He made me feel like he cared, so I felt good about the appointment.

The Hear.com professionals were very good and I like that the hearing aid is small and sits behind the ear. But I'm starting to have a little bit of a problem with using them, and I go along with the condition. My ear canal goes in the opposite direction than it's supposed to, so it gets a little awkward and takes a few more seconds to get them in correctly.

I've been wearing hearing aids since the early 90s. The second pair I got eight years ago from another company and I wasn't happy with the. I had to go back to the store for adjustments and the adjustments didn't hold. I would hear better for a day or two then I will go back to having difficulty hearing people so I didn't want to go back to that company. When I was checking Facebook, I saw the advertisement for Hear.com. I checked them out and found out that there were two locations, one in Morrisville and one in Lexington. I felt like the Morrisville location would be better as I wouldn't have to drive on to the interstate. I was also impressed with what I read on their website and felt like I would get hearing aids that would be better than if I went back to the other place.

I wanted some pricing information so I filled out Hear’s note. They called me and it blossomed from there. The people who I was dealing with were very professional and nice. They were very persistent 'cause I didn't always return their calls right away and I appreciated that. I also got a really excellent price through them.

The Hear.com sales and customer service team has been very good, professional, friendly and seemed to want me to have a good experience. They were excellent and I liked the professionalism of the person who did the exam. I went with ReSound, which goes over the ear, because it seemed more comfortable. However, I was told I could get a year's supply of hearing aid batteries, but what I was sent doesn’t appear to be a year's supply. Also, I wish they gave me some instruction on how to clean and take care of the hearing aids. Sometimes I feel like they’re just plugged in my ears and I can’t hear anything, but my wife says I do. She said the hearing aid has impacted my life and her life ‘cause I can hear better. Overall, they were very helpful and I appreciated that.

I got a behind-the-ear hearing aids from Hear.com after seeing the company online. It was the same as the one I had and I am used to it. They are very good, and it performs a lot better in crowded places. I also got the Bluetooth attachment in the hopes of being able to listen to music. In my work, we can listen to music but only through earplugs, but the unit didn't help much. But in any other situation, they are the same as my hearing aids or little bit better. I'm happy with them.

Hear.com struck of my fancy when I saw it on an advertisement online. I was very interested. I told their representatives I was very interested in it and they set me up with a free hearing test with a hearing aid company here in Florida and had the appointment with them. I went in and they took the appointment and then I checked to find out if the company they recommended for me was accessible to my Blue Cross Blue Shield and it was, so I went in and took the exam. They contacted me later and asked me how things went so I told them that it went well. I gave them the information about Hear.com and the audiologists were familiar with them and they ordered the hearing aid for me.

I went to Hear.com and I liked the specialist who explained all the features in detail. Then we went through a hearing test and he adjusted them. My hearing aid has a piece that goes over-the-ear and then into the ear canal. They're more than I was expecting to pay because it ended up being close to $6,000. But they're higher quality so, the expense was warranted. And I like that it has a feature that allows me to use my phone to control six different areas of noise based off of the environment that I'm in. So, I can be outside or I can be inside in a conference room and it adjusts how the hearing loss gets affected.

My hearing aids are really nice. I got an in-the-ear and behind-the-ear. I had to get one that you stick in that had a real thin wire, which you can hardly see. When I first got them, I went to Walmart and it sounded like everybody was talking, and you can hear everyone's conversation. It was weird. I told the lady that I didn't like her doing that, and she fixed it. The reps from Hear.com were very nice, considerate, and did everything good. And the hearing aids have been really good and worth it.

When I first met Mindy, she really impressed me. She knew a lot. It wasn’t a big walk-in kind of Costco atmosphere. It was a small office and she was very thorough and she made me feel really good about what I was going to do. Her down to earth way of dealing with people is really good. She’s been in the business for over 30 years and she knows what to tell me as far as a hearing aid is concerned because the more you wear it, the more it becomes accustomed to what you need and how it adjusts to your hearing or lack of hearing as you progress. She walked me through all of that.

I've had the hearing aids from Hear.com for a few months now and so far, I have no problems at all. I got two, one for each ear, and they go over the ear and then the little chip goes inside the canal. The consultant was great and very professional. I even stopped by another day and they sat me right down and took care of me immediately. Their rep answered any questions that I had. They're great and it's been a fun experience. The hearing aids have helped me watch television and they have definitely made my family happier. I'd highly recommend them.

I read Hear.com's advertisement, went in to check on it and ended up buying the hearing aid that has a thing behind my ear and a little wire that goes in my ear with a plug on it. It was expensive but the quality of the function of the hearing aid is very high. Also, their professionals were friendly and it was fun working with them. It was very enlightening to go through the testing process and very satisfying to find the product that was easy and very comfortable to wear and helps improve my life. I really enjoyed my experience and I'm very satisfied with my hearing aid. I'd recommend it to anybody that has a problem.

This set of hearing aids from Hear.com is the best set I've ever had and I'm satisfied with it. I was so mad and disgusted with the other set I had as it wouldn't fit right. The Hear.com guy put me in that little room and did his thing with it. I've done that several times before, that “press the button when you hear a little beep.” In about a week he got the hearing aids in and set it up. It’s behind my ear with a little rubber thing that goes in. He tuned them up and I've been real happy with them ever since. I can actually hear louder now. I have it in my ear whole day long and don't even realize it. When I put it in, I like to push it a little bit and I keep it far up in my ear, after that I don't even feel it. If anybody asked me where I bought them, I'll tell them. One friend of mine has actually bought from them the other day.

I had one neighbor up in Berkshire who had a Siemens hearing aids. He had them for 30 years on and off, different models and different brands. The man was in his seventies at that time. Told me about Siemens and gave me a model number and I started looking into it. I bought from Hear.com and I have hearing aids that hang over the back of my ear. It was the style given to me by the gentleman that I talked to when I asked him which hearing he would get his dad. Those in customer service were very cordial, helpful and informative. We didn't waste a lot of time and I was shown different models and different styles of hearing aids. I tested them out and then determined which one I'd go with. It was a very worthy process and it helped me tremendously in terms of my hearing. They have improved my life so much. I’m extremely satisfied with the product.

Hear.com's consultant called me back and we played phone tag for a while. I told him what I was interested in and he set me up an appointment with one of their representatives in Panama City Beach. I came over and she did a complete hearing test. She suggested this and that and the consultant called me back. We decided what we wanted, ordered them, and they took 7 to 10 days to arrive. The service was incredible. Megan, at the place we go to, is terrific. She gets me right the next day and everything went well. I told somebody, "This is the best money I ever spent."

Hear.com worked pretty well. I received an advertisement in the mail and when I checked on it, I found out that they'd finance. The phone call that I made was to Miami and the hearing specialist who works with Hear.com got me in touch with the local representative that deals with their hearing aids. Then, I met with him and he went over everything including the financing. So, I went ahead and got the over-the-ear model. It's the Signia Siemens Pure that he recommended to me. He was the one who originally sent the order and adjusted the hearing aids as well. I'd pay monthly by mailing it in to the finance company that Hear.com partnered with. It has no interest for 24 months and my insurance paid for $2,000 of them. All in all, everything went smoothly and I've had good response whenever I had an issue. I have recommended Hear.com to a friend of mine.

With Hear.com, I could try the hearing aids for 45 days before deciding to get them. I went there yesterday to finalize the ones that I wanted to keep. I’m having a difficult time getting used to sounding like I’m under water. But that’s getting better and the doctor told me that I would adjust to that. I prefer the plug-in as opposed to the over the ear. I like them and I can definitely hear better and that’s the benefit. I would recommend Hear.com.

I had an inquiry about hearing aids and the person from Hear.com who called me was pretty good and I liked what he had to say. The consultant listened very closely which is important to me. He didn't try to push the hearing aids on to me or make a big sale out of it but he heard what I had to say in terms of what I needed. He also made some recommendations and went forward from there. We did some negotiation on the price and he was very helpful with that. I happen to know about hearing aids because that was my field of work also in terms of rehabilitation so, for myself, it came out pretty good.

I had gone once before to somebody to have my ears checked and had the wax removed. I went back and I did all the hearing tests. The woman said I have good insurance and they’ll pay the $3,000 for hearing aids. She said that with them, I have to pay them and then I can collect from the insurance company. I told her to file with the insurance company but she said she doesn’t do that. So I said, “If I have an insurance that’s going to pay for it, why should I get it out of my pocket?”

I had an awesome experience with Hear.com. The company has nice people. I followed-up with them and got hearing aids from them. The lady consultant, who was from Florida, was very helpful and answered all my questions and all the things that go with them. Hear.com’s audiologist was great as well. However, the hearing aids that I got are hard to get used to. They’re from the brand ReSound.

A friend of mine's wife was affiliated somehow with the clinic that was Hear.com years ago on the west coast. And when I came here, my hearing was getting so bad that I was going to have to do something about it so I started looking on the internet. I stumbled across Hear.com so I called them. I'm in a weird place in South Louisiana and when I talked to the gal in Florida, she set me up with the clinic here close by. So the convenience and the options on the hearing aids were pretty attractive to me. The customer consultant was awesome and helpful in facilitating any questions I have until now. Everyone has been very professional and I recommended Hear.com to a lot of different people.

I've had hearing loss in my left ear for quite a while and Hear.com's advertisement caught my eye. I wanted to see what they could offer me, so they sent me to an audiologist to see what they could do for my hearing. The consultant contacted me after my appointment was done with the company they sent me to. He didn't push me and he asked me if I had some questions. He also said that he can refer me to one of the companies that they worked with.

Hear.com had some pretty good reviews on the internet and so I contacted them. I bought the behind the ear type from them and had it for 30 days. I wore glasses so I was constantly knocking them out so I went back. I thought that getting the one that fits totally in the ear would cost a lot more, but it's the same price. The representative was wonderful and then it was local, which was even better. I can go on my lunch hour, so I don’t have to miss work. I went in and said that I was not happy with my hearing aids and that I wanted something in my ear. The rep did all the paperwork and I had it four days later and I’m loving them.

Hear.com's customer consultant referred me to a hearing specialist. He was so fantastic, and Hear.com was instrumental to that. I had some problems with the first hearing aids that I've got and they were very good to work with. We went through another brand and got it dealt with. I have no issues with them and I'm pleased with the experience. I've had hearing aids before and these are quite different. My old ones were an inexpensive pair and the ones that I got through Hear.com are a lot better. There's a big difference in my hearing.

I filled out Hear.com's survey for hearing loss because I knew I was starting to lose my hearing. Five minutes after I finishing the survey, their customer consultant called me. He told me that Hear.com would send me hearing aids for a 45-day free trial if I wanted to. I went ahead with the free trial and ended up purchasing the hearing aids. He was very likable and he explained everything very well.

The consumer consultants of Hear.com were nice, very informative about everything and their follow-ups were great. They were very professional, courteous and made me feel welcome. They acted like they were really concerned whether I was satisfied and wasn’t having any trouble with them and told me I could come back any time that I needed something. They were great all the way around. I didn't have anything that had to go behind my ear. I wear glasses and with the glasses being behind the ear was a little bit much for me so they suggested the ones that go in the canal, that way I didn’t have that piece behind my ear.

Do not do business with Hear.com. They did NOT honor the 45 days warranty for return on a dysfunctional hearing aid. The sales rep lied to me about the whole deal. I called Hear.com five times to help me remedy the complaint. No one helped. All they said was leave a message and management would return my call. Never returned five calls. DO NOT GET SUCKERED. RUN FOR YOUR LIFE. HEAR.COM IS A SCAM!

I got a direct mail flyer from Hear.com. I liked that their hearing aids are much smaller than others. Their customer consultant was also great and very helpful. The test and the information about which one would best suit my type were both good. Although the hearing aids were not cheap, Hear.com made it very easy by putting me in a two-year no interest pay program. When I got the hearing aids, their reps helped me set them up. I had to go back a couple of times because they were weird to get used to. But the hearing aids were outstanding and I love them. I can’t imagine not having the device. I have them for three months now. I recommend Hear.com’s hearing device to anyone. The company is good in what they do and they’re very kind.

Hear.com tested my ears and hearing before they gave me a pair of hearing aids. I found their website fairly easy. I felt that there were very professional with what they did. The individuals that I was sent to in Frisco did a great job with the hearing test, getting everything set up and adjusted. Also, they were helpful with the insurance, which covered over half of the service. It was a great experience.

First I went to another company but it was very expensive. Then through the internet I found the information about Hear.com. When I went to a second doctor in another office, they also mentioned it to me. The consultant there was fantastic. I have no complaint about that. And the product that they were offering me is great. I like it. I wish I can change it in the future for another one that could be more teeny and invisible that I can use it. But I’m not ready to spend the extra money at this moment. In the future maybe I will do. I can hear very clear now. I don’t have the problem that I had before. I feel confident with the equipment, the quality, and the consultation was great. I feel great too.

I was having a lot of trouble hearing in my right ear and so I was looking for a hearing aid. I saw an advertisement of Hear.com and that made me contact them. Their customer consultant, Laura was really honest and upfront about their product so I knew going in what it was going to be. She was very informative about how things were going to work.

The consultant at Hear.com was very pleasant and nice, and the hearing professionals that they set me up with for testing and follow-up has been outstanding. I've owned my hearing aids for four months now. It has several options to it so it's priced competitively to what I could have gotten than any other ones for the same features and benefits. I recommended them to my daddy-in-law who's 85 and he went and got a set of hearing aids as well. Overall, Hear.com has done an outstanding job, were very professional and everything they said has been very accurate.

The Hear.com agents and the gentleman who was doing the adjustments were very efficient and explained everything pretty smoothly. Their consultant was very pleasant, knowledgeable, courteous and took the time to explain everything in detail. My hearing aids are making my hearing more comfortable. However, I'm waiting on some software which they said is supposed to come out. They had my hearing aids adjusted a couple of times with the thinning effect. Also, the app on the phone does not seem to work very well. Even though I adjust the level for the bass and the treble, it's still very thin. Overall I would recommend Hear.com to anyone who is experiencing hearing loss.

I had a good experience with Hear.com. It took just a few days for my hearing aids to arrive. Their representative was very persistent, which was good because I wouldn't have probably gotten hearing aids had it not been for her persistence of getting me to meet with their Sioux Falls rep. When I went in to talk to the rep of in Sioux Falls, she was helpful and so I felt that was probably where I wanted to be.

At the time I started looking for hearing aids, Hear.com was offering buy one - get one free so I decided to purchase from them. Their customer consultant was very informative and he did a real nice job. And so, I went with the model that sits on the back of my ear while a little wire goes into my ear. Though all their hearing aids are expensive, they're doing good in terms of quality. I like the hearing aids and I can hear better with them. Overall, Hear.com has been very professional and helpful.

My wife told me about Hear.com. Their customer service representative was okay and he kept tabs on me, asked me how I'm doing and followed up. The lady that fitted me did a good job, was detailed and explained everything. It took about a week to get the hearing aids. Overall, they did what they said and the hearing aids work so it was a good deal.

The people at Hear.com that I’m working with listened to everything I have to say and did the adjustments that I needed. He always say to come back to him if I have any complaints and he'll fix it for me. I have over-the-ear hearing aids and so far, I can hear with it and it is comfortable. He put a little cone on it and that made my ear itch like crazy for a while, so I put coconut oil in my ear, let it heal overnight and it’s fine. I like being able to go on to my telephone and adjust it for where I am at. I could adjust it for loud in a movie theater or watching TV or if I‘m just in a restaurant. However, I don’t like touching all the buttons on the top of it because I don’t know what I’m doing. He told me what they’re for, but I just don’t care for them. But I like being able to adjust everything else on my phone because I feel like I’m in more control.

I had a very easy and relaxing experience with Hear.com. The local place is very close to my house. And the doctor that attended to me was very nice so I'm very happy. Their deal sounded better that it was when I first got there so I went with them. The hearing aids I got are much better and have a lot of functions than my older ones. Also, with my insurance, the hearing aids from Hear.com were less in cost than what I would have paid out of my pocket.

I had hearing aids previously by mail order. However, I have very narrow ear canals and the hearing aids that I had didn't really go in. The end of the hearing aid that goes into the ear wasn't small enough. I saw Hear.com's hearing aids and they struck me and I looked into them. At first, they sent me to one company and after examining me and going through the whole hearing test, they told me they're closing in 30 days. They have other offices, but I didn’t have access to them. So, I called Hear.com back and they arranged for me to see somebody else that was more accessible. The audiologist that I went to was able to fit me so that I can hear again. Everything’s been perfect. And I’m still in contact with them and they follow up. I have an appointment again with the audiologist and I’m always in touch with the coach from Hear.com to touch base. I'm very happy with their service.

I'm completely satisfied with Hear.com. What really struck my interest was the financing available for the most part and also, there was a doctor not too far from where I live. Their rep who assisted me was wonderful, very professional and answered questions that I've never even thought to ask. He just got my hearing aids adjusted and now, I hear things I wasn't hearing anymore. I would recommend anybody to it.

Choosing Hear.com for my hearing aids was a shot in the dark but it turned out good. They set up an appointment with a doctor in the city that I live in. I went to see him and everything fell into place. The guy who gave me the hearing test and set up the hearing aid was great. The process took a little over a week. The doctor contacted me thereafter to make sure everything is right. My experience with Hear.com has been very good.

My Hear.com experience has been impressive. They're responsive and helpful. Their consultant who I worked with was excellent and I really liked her. She followed up two or three times with me. I told her once that I was having a technical problem with my hearing aids, and she said, "Well, let me go ahead and set up an appointment for you", which was very cordial and very professional. I was very satisfied. All hearing aids are way overpriced but compared to the other hearings aids that I've used in the past, my Hear.com ones are very good. They're easier to use when I'm on the phone. I also like the fact that its program reprograms so I can make a change depending on the environment that I'm in.

My fourth set of hearing aids were from Hear.com. This is my first one from them. However, the hearing aids don't do me any good. I got a hearing problem and the hearing aids magnify the sound, but I can't understand what everybody is saying. I can take my hearing aids out and get up close and I hear them a lot better. The consultant has been very nice and she's doing everything in the world to try to help me adjust these things. She's been very professional about answering me and I'm very fortunate that I'm with her. She does a good job but I don't think I'm fit for hearing aids. So far, I have the same problem I've had with all the others. Also, the cost of the hearing aids is too high.

From what I read, Hear.com did a more comprehensive job than just walking into that little booth at the club. Their customer consultant that we have worked with was awesome. We had scheduled an appointment and then I got caught up in having to move because my house was quickly sold unexpectedly so we had to reschedule everything. Then, we went through another period where my husband injured himself on the job so we had to reschedule again and she took care of everything for us.

I went to Hear.com’s office and got tested, and the consultant there was professional. He was also knowledgeable and he talked to me about the hearing aids that he had. He then gave me a loan on the hearing aid. I paid for it for a while and then came back to get my hearing aid. It's overpriced, but it works better than the one I had before. It’s also not what I expected, but I have problems with my ear anyway.

My previous hearing aid, Listen Clear, was awful. They sent me engineered hearing aid and they said that the pair of hearing aids wasn't bulky, but it was. It had three volumes that you could crank it up to. It was terrible and made everything louder and it also wasn't custom fit for me. I wore it for a week and I was done. I went to Hear.com, put my information in and I got a call from them. My rep, Clayton, was really good. He kept following up with me. He was really friendly and helped me with financing. Their hearing aids are pretty cool and as comfortable as you're going to get when something is inside your ears. I also like that you can't see the hearing aids that much. The hearing aids are worth it.

My hearing aid from Hear.com got the little thing that goes behind my ear and the little thing that plugs in my ear. I haven’t worn them in months. I was in the hospital and got a knee replacement so I don't wear them. But it works fine. They didn’t work for a while so I took them back and it was just the battery so we got them changed out and it’s fine. I can change and program it from just hearing the things that are in front of me or like surround sound but I haven’t really needed it but it’s a nice feature. The people from Hear.com were very friendly overall, my experience with them was very good.

Hear.com's been terrific and I never had any problems that they didn't take care of. I had some rechargeable batteries they sent me with the hearing aids that didn't last very long. So, I went down to the Delmont location and the rep got me another set and was very nice about it. Everything has been very helpful overall.

I heard of Hear.com on the internet and they sounded like they had a good program so I decided to try it. I was very satisfied with my conversation with their representative. She called, checked up on me and helped me so I appreciated that. She was very accommodating too. I got in-the-ear Phonak because I didn’t want something behind my ear. I had hearing aids before that had this thing over the ear and that hurt my ear when I put my glasses on. I'm liking this one now and the cost is equitable. I'm happy with Hear.com because they seemed like they cared about the hearing aids and how they were functioning.

Hear.com's website was very good. After going there, I was contacted by a person who was very helpful. After I got him, they did a follow-up and they're really good. The quality of the hearing aids is very good. These are the first ones I got through them. The only thing is, right now I'm having problems with the batteries. I didn't buy the batteries from Hear.com, though. The batteries are not lasting as long as the ones that I got when I got the hearing aid. Other than that, it's been a really good experience. They were very knowledgeable and I hope they keep up the good work.

While checking the weather, I saw an ad on my cellphone to take a small test and I responded. I've been wanting to get hearing aids for a long time and my daughters have always wanted me to have better hearing. I've had several concussions throughout the course of my life so I thought it was time to do it. However, I haven't had a very good experience so far. I've had all kinds of issues that I'm hoping to be resolved now.

I have done some research, gone for different tests at different hearing aid providers and looked at different products. A rep from Hear.com called and told me about the products they had. It seemed interesting so we started talking and then I went in and had a look. The customer consultant made sure that I was comfortable with what they were offering. The cost was about the same or just a little lower than what I had been quoted before, but the quality is good. Also, the consultant called and asked how everything was going, if everything was on track and if I had already made my appointment. I always appreciate any kind of followup to make sure that they don’t just call me on day one and then forget about me once they have the sale. Overall, Hear.com has been very professional, accommodating, and willing to help the customer.

My wife had been complaining to me for years to get a hearing aid. I saw an ad for Hear.com on the internet and they were the first ones that got to me. The consultant set everything up for me to complete the transaction and it worked out well. The hearing aids are horrendously expensive but they work well and the experience has been professional, timely and complete.

The Hear.com customer consultant was great. He was very thorough in his explanation of the program. I had a couple of issues after I received the hearing aids but he helped me work my way through. His wife had formally been an audiologist so he's a little better than some of the others. If I had a question that he couldn't answer personally, all he had to do was check with his wife and then I had an answer immediately. He always called me right back.

Hear.com came into a local provider in my area and it turned out to be pretty good. The customer consultant was great and awesome. I like their promise and the consistency with the follow up with the appointment because they make me do a direct deposit to make an appointment. And it turned out that if I don’t go to the appointment then they will have to take the deposit so up to the appointment, they will put the deposit towards my hearing aids and they did exactly what they promised. They have a really good service. They're very professional and wonderful. They really make an offer to help people with needs with the hearing aids so I appreciate that.

I spoke to a guy from Hear.com in the beginning and then with a lady that spoke my language. I was told that if I have some problems with their hearing aids, they’ll fix it for me. So far, my hearing aids have been okay. Before I got them, I couldn't hear a lot of things and I had nobody to talk to. Now I can push a button on my cell phone and I can watch TV. In the morning, I'm not able to go out without it. It's helped me a lot and I can’t live without it anymore. I also like that it's not wired. I didn't want to use hearing aids before because I don't like wires around my ear, but mine doesn't have a wire and it’s very small. However, I had to send it back to get it fixed twice already. On one side, I couldn't hear anything and the other one stopped. But it's okay now. I would recommend Hear.com to anyone who has a hearing problem.

Hear.com's hearing aids are very small and you don't really notice them. I just gotta get them to where I can hear so I went with them. Tom was the gentleman in Auburn who put my hearing aids in. He has readjusted things and was excellent. However, I'm still trying to tweak them because sometimes, I hear more background sounds than I hear the person in front of me. My wife complains that I don’t hear things when I’m right with her. But I’ll hear birds chirping two blocks away. Furthermore, I think the hearing aids are overpriced as I was hoping that I would instantly be able to hear everything.

I wanted hearing aids so I could hear out of my right ear and I thought Hear.com was a good deal. However, I hate it and I can't get it to work. Every other week I got to send it in and it doesn't do me any good. They fixed it two weeks ago and put in a new receiver but Last Friday, it quit on me again. The cost was way too high since I can't hear anything through it. Overall the product isn't what I want, but customer service did a good job and helped me out a lot. They'd better talk to ASI where I got it and see if they could exchange it for something.

Everything is upfront with Hear.com. I knew what I was doing before signing the papers. I talked to one of their representatives and I liked the hearing aids that they were offering. Their consultant was also good. He told me exactly what I needed to know and answered my questions straight to the point. The doctor they sent me to was great as well. She seemed to know her stuff well and took time to listen. She also told me that if I have any problems, bring the hearing aids right back and she'll take care of them. I also got what I needed at a price I can afford. I got more out of these hearing aids than I did out of the others because I can wear them.

I contacted Hear.com and we talked about the hearing aids then I went to a local doctor and was fitted for them. I received the hearing aids about a week after completing my order online. Although it's expensive, my experience went very well.

I'd tried the Miracle-Ear hearing aid before and the people at the hearing clinic seemed to give me a better review in terms of looking at my hearing works. But what I got from Hear.com was 30% less expensive than Miracle-Ear which was a good thing. However, I didn't notice the difference right away with being able to hear the television better which was one of the issues I was trying to address. Otherwise, it was good with Hear.com's rep and I was pleased that there was an interest from the company like in seeing that things were going well as far as my relationship with the doctor was.

Everybody at Hear.com was really professional and helpful. My girlfriend is happier that I’ve got them. I would recommend them to anybody that's having a hearing problem. I’ve had a very good experience with them and I am very satisfied.

The Hear.com hearing aids are working out okay. The gentleman that is helping me with my hearing aids, Brandon, is excellent. He is going over and beyond. It’s very hard because I've had a problem hearing for so long that I start thinking what’s being said and not. I couldn't be throttled up to 100% as soon as I got the device. It’s gotta be in progressions. So Brandon brought me up slowly and it’s working out very well.

My aunt got her hearing aids through Hear.com and told me about it. It took a couple of visits to get everything together and the customer consultant at Hear.com was wonderful and very nice. He was very professional and kept track of my visits and made sure that it was done. Overall, I'm very happy with the service and the quality of the hearing aids that I got.

Once I had my initial visit at the local doctor’s office, I found out who the best hearing aid manufacturer is currently. They were able to find a location that was within a couple of miles. My experience with the Hear.com consultant was good. It’s not the same thing as it once was, but it works. Overall, I’m very happy with the experience.

I was in the navy in 1982 and the doctors looked at me and said, “You know, you need hearing aids.” I talked to her and said, “What?” She says, “You see what I mean?” So, I failed a hearing test and I had hearing aids years ago. Six months of going over to Seattle from here for four times is not an easy trip for the doc to get it to work. If you have me up on a ladder, doing the job and the boss is screaming at me from down below, I can’t hear him and I can’t understand what he says. Finally, I got those hearing aids, sent them back. I also had hearing aids in the 80’s which was high quality and top of the line but I couldn’t make it work and so I never really had very good experiences until I had Hear.com's hearing aids. When I first wore them, it was great though I got a little itch. I have had it for a long time now so I’m used to them and they’re working just fine.

I called Hear.com, talked to them and went with them. Their representatives were good. They found a location close to me which is in Birmingham, but I don't like to travel there because it's a big city and I'd rather go a little father and be outside the traffic. So I went to the Huntsville location which is about 100 miles away from me. Since buying their hearing aids, I've been hearing better. Overall, it's a good company.

My hearing aids from Hear.com help me in situations where I'm in a big hall and there's a lot of people talking like in a wedding or a party. Otherwise, on a daily basis, I don't need it that much. The product is fine but there was trouble when I dealt with their sales consultant. The gentleman told me through the phone that I can get a five-year warranty, that I can have so many visits for free and that everything would work when I got it. I said "fine" and he then gave me the address for the product. So I went down there to the new office in Rochester and the lady didn't even know I was a customer and that I had already bought it. They were also telling me I got to pay $50 each visit.

I love the hearing aids I got from Hear.com. They go in my ear completely. I had hearing aids before that I put around my ear. However, I wear reading glasses and every time I put them on and take them off, especially at work, those hearing aids come out. So I wanted something I wouldn't have that problem with. Also, my customer consultant is great and she has done a wonderful job for me. If I knew other people that needed hearing instruments, I would immediately send them to someone like her. She's been unbelievable and fabulous. I have an appointment tonight for my two months follow-up. I may have a problem that I may have created in my right instrument so I'll talk to her tonight and find out.

I like Hear.com's hearing aids. It’s fine and has a lot of quick features. I have the one that has a remote. There’s a lot of movement and positions you could put it in and I'm still playing with it, how to use it and put it in the right place. If it’s not in the correct place it’s a little bit distorted so I don’t know what is the trick to doing it right. But the girl welcomed me to go by anytime to see her. She’s very good and really nice, I just didn’t have time ’cause it’s far away from my house.

My wife has been talking to me for some time about thinking I needed hearing aids. So I got reading about Hear.com. A gal called and visited me and so I decided to go ahead and pursue that further. They took me to someone in Casper. The doctor down there in Brant Audiology was great. We've got a very good rapport. We talked about several different models and they felt that the behind the ear would be the best model for me. Since using the devices, I feel like I do better in larger crowds and in mix company with being able to hear. Their team members have a purpose to not just try to convince me that I need to have hearing aids if the audiologist says so. They also do a good job of selling them. They also worked with me as far as the price. They listened to the questions I had and answered them with the best ability that they could and I felt very comfortable with that. It was a good experience. I have recommended them to some people already.

I could hear better since I got my hearing aids from Hear.com. The rep calls me on occasion and when I have an issue, I call my doctor who they set me up with. I'd recommend them.

I liked Hear.com's ad when I finally saw it. My over-the-ear hearing aids helped to hear in groups and in watching tv as well. I like the volume control and there's a rotator thing that I hit. My interactions with their customer service reps have been satisfactory.

I was interested in something that would help mask the tinnitus that I have. The hearing aids were adrift on Hear.com webpage so I called and was interested in purchasing. I talked to the rep and he told me about the type that could help me and helped me make an appointment. He contacted me a couple of times so it was very easy. Then the doctor was personable and she knew what she was talking about. She was very accommodating as far as trying to help me get the hearing aids to sound right 'cause I had problems with them echoing. It sounded like I was talking in a well. I went back three times and she kept adjusting it and was very understanding about it. The hearing aids make it easier for me at work at a skating rink where there's lots of background noise and it's hard to understand kids.

I’m happy to have hearing aids from Hear.com. They work pretty well. But sometimes they get confused, like too loud. However, my experience with their consultant has been great and she is always professional and helpful.

My experience with Hear.com has been fine. As soon as I signed, they contacted me. Their consultant was also very helpful. They did a great job and I've told other people about them. I have their Behind-The-Ear model which is the one I had worn before. I like that it's very small and very discreet.

I have the over-the-ear model from Hear.com because it was convenient. Their customer service rep was very knowledgeable and professional. I was impressed with her. The experience could be a bit more thorough, but I'm satisfied so far. I would recommend Hear.com.

I'm very dissatisfied with my hearing aid from Hear.com. It's a lemon. I wanted to return it but the woman there doesn't want to take it. So, every week she has another fix, but it's not working.

I had my first appointment in Manteca and had my hearing tested. The guy at Hear showed me the difference in my hearing level. On the bass part of my hearing, it was just plain, but in the higher octave, it was pretty poor. I was told that I won't be able to hear perfectly but I'll be able to hear better. He showed me the graph and where I was and what the hearing aids would do for me. It was like down one-third and by putting the hearing aids in, it would increase to two-thirds.

I saw Hear.com on the internet and gave them a call. I had a fair experience with their consultants. The customer service rep was a nice guy and he did well. I got the behind-the-ear hearing aids and I can hear better.

I had a different hearing aid before and it went on the outside of my ear. It kept falling off and I finally lost one, so I quit wearing them. And then a year later, I tried Hear.com and I'm satisfied with what I got. I went with the style that goes inside my ear. They have affected me greatly in a positive way. The sales rep who helped me was great. Anytime I'll need anything, all I got to do is call her. I would definitely recommend them.

I got the Signia 7.5 from Hear.com. It is one of the more recent models and I thought that it may provide me all the technology I needed. David, the guy who tested my hearing, was wonderful. He was very helpful and created a model for my ear. He showed me the improvement I will have, and I was very happy after that. I was concerned about hearing any noise or anything like that and he said that there won't be any. After that, I picked the phone, called Hear.com and placed my order. Their customer consultant was very helpful, knowledgeable, explained and responded to my questions.

I had googled on hearing aids online and Hear.com came up. Everything was excellent and everything worked out great. Anastasia helped me greatly so everything went well. I would definitely recommend them.

I have behind-the-ear hearing aids from Hear.com. I like them because they work well, and they're better than the other ones I've had. I've been having problems with my right hearing aid, though. It keeps turning off, and I couldn't start it. I just have to take it over to their store then they get it running again. It shut off about five times. In fact, I gave it to them last week and they will check it out. The rep said it should be back this week. He also answered all of my questions. Once they resolve the issue with the piece, I won't have problems at all. I'm satisfied and I'd recommend them.

I called Hear.com and they got in touch with a place local to do a hearing test. I went to the hearing test and they recommended I get a hearing aid, which I did. The guy who runs the place where they sent me for the hearing test was very nice, but it's not a very professional-looking place. I have another same unit in my other ear, which I got through my ENT doctor, and he has an audiologist on staff and that was more professionally handled. Another thing is, I had to have my hearing aids from Hear.com refitted because it's not fitting properly. The guy said that I should have it back by Tuesday. So I'll find out next week if it fits properly or not.

The customer service rep from Hear.com was very nice. I have Hear's Oticon Opn hearing aids. It was recommended and they had a pair that I tried out. I have the app on my phone that syncs with it, and it's perfectly easy to navigate.

I've enjoyed having the hearing devices from Hear.com and I definitely hear better with them. It's refreshing to not have to wonder what people are saying. In addition, my Hear.com consultant was very efficient at referring me to a local hearing center, and that was relatively simple and straightforward. Hear.com was excellent and the whole transaction went very smoothly.

When I was at a funeral, people were talking to me in groups but when they start talking low and even one whispered to me, I kept turning my good ear so I can hear. I said "this is not right" then I saw that Hear.com had a 90-day trial and that if I didn't like it I could send it back. So I gave it a shot. I knew it was gonna cost me a ton of money so I looked for promotions from the bank and got CIBC to pay 80% of my insurance policy. So I went back to Hear, set up the thing and they were running a promotion where if I buy one hearing aid, I get the other one half-price. But then something else went wrong. They gave me nice breaks and I wound up paying less than $1000 for the two pairs, then insurance kicked in, then they gave me the promotion and two years to pay it off. That's where I'm at with them.

I had a very good experience with the Hear.com customer consultants and they were very helpful. I had a lot of questions and they answered everything. They took their time with me and I didn't feel hurried. They even gave me a good discount on hearing aids and helped with the financing so everything was great. Using the hearing aid from Hear.com has enabled me to understand what people are saying. Previously, I could hear noise but I couldn't pick up every word. I also had a hard time hearing when I go to church. It was embarrassing to say "Huh?" all the time and so I would quit and act like I knew what I was hearing. Now, I hear very well and I can really tell the difference when I take the hearing aids out. It also feels better to go out with people and not have to say "Huh?" all the time. It's been a good experience. I've already recommended them to my sister because she really needs them and two of us in my family are now wearing aids.

I have the behind the ear hearing aids with a wire that comes around into the canal. They're from Hear.com and they have been great. The aids were recommended to me because I still have a decent range in the low tones. If I wore an all in-the-ear, it would block out those low tones and I would be completely dependent on them.

I called Hear.com and they called me back then referred me someplace locally. My experience with the Hear.com customer consultant was good and my interactions with the local company have been going very well. It's been fabulous over there and everything was explained well to me. I'm having difficulties and still don't have a hearing aid I like that's working for me. But their rep is doing a great job, so it's not her fault. I'd recommend Hear.com.

I'm trying to get used to my hearing aids which I got from Hear.com. I'm always afraid my hearing aids don't come out my ear or I'm going to lose them. I also know people are watching me and wondering why I kept touching my ear. Other than that, the hearing aids have been very helpful. I don't have to have it up so loud and I’m now able to hear my Xfinity box. I have tinnitus and when I wear the hearing aids, I don't have as much as that hissing sound in things that I suffer with. It helps me forget that I have that condition when I have my hearing aids. Also, everybody from Hear.com was nice and I want to thank them for being there and giving me a wonderful and excellent experience. I will recommend them.

I was doing something on the internet and one of Hear.com's ads popped up. I put my email address on there and I got a call within 20 minutes. They called me back and made an appointment to go see a local outfit for a hearing test. The folks that helped me with the hearing aid were very attentive and very thorough. They're local folks here in Atlanta. I have a condition called Meniere’s disease, which is pretty awful, and my hearing has gotten progressively worse in one ear. I can barely hear anything and constantly ask to have something said repeated. That's why I was interested in the hearing aids. Somebody did a hearing test on me because I've been going through this for the last four years.

I went to Garden State Hearing first, but their hearing aids were expensive and I couldn't afford it, so I brought them back. People started sending stuff after I went online and Hear.com came around. I was checking them out, and I went there and they were a little bit better than the other company. Their customer consultants were good. They let me know everything that was going on, kept me updated, and called once in a while. I got the hearing aid style that was the second or third from the best one. It has a Bluetooth that I can hear through my phone.

Hear.com was closest to where I live, so I went in and talked to them about it, and their reps were very helpful. I got hearing aids that fit on the outside of the ear. I get them set and usually, I don't have to change it. I've taken the hearing aids back a couple of times to have them cleaned, and it's been very good. I am very satisfied. My hearing's all probably getting a little bit worse but the hearing aids seem to be working fine. I hope Hear.com could figure out a way to lower the price, though.

I saw Hear.com on Facebook then I made a call to find out more about them. A lady called me back and we talked about it and set up an appointment with a local doctor. I like the doctor, he's very good. He didn't suggest the In-the-Ear type for me and told me that the other one would work better. I went with his preference and ordered the hearing aids through him then Hear.com sent them to him.

The Hear.com reps I dealt with were good and I was very pleased with the doctor they sent me to. I also liked the hearing aids and they're pretty good until I lost them. However, I bought the insurance so I'm going to replace them.

I called Hear.com's number and the rep I spoke to was very nice. He told me about the deal they were having and who to go see. I'm satisfied with the quality of the hearing aids. It has improved my hearing and that was the goal.

I had a painless experience. My hearing aid has worked fine and I can hear meetings and stuff now though I'm still getting used to these things. It has made a dramatic improvement in my life. I’d recommend Hear.com.

My husband has severe hearing loss and practically has no hearing at all in his left ear. Our audiologist suggested that my husband couldn't make use of the more substantial unit that's supposedly better because it wouldn't do him any good. We didn't know what was available, so we started researching. The rep we dealt with at Hear.com did her job admirably. My husband got a Phonak V70 and can hear me better now, if I make sure that I'm within 8 feet and the television is not on. We're very satisfied and I'd recommend Hear.com.

Since I bought the hearing aids from Hear.com, some of the issues I've had was resolved with new issues. When using the hearing aids, it felt like I got an earplug on my left ear. Then when I use the phone, all I can hear is the background noise and not the person that I'm talking to. It was very difficult for me because I work for a company that I need to talk to on the headset and be able to hear the other end of the phone. Now, the issue goes from ear to ear and then the phone part of it goes off. I've tried contacting them about these issues, but they won't return my calls because I did a double payment and had to stop one of the payment until I could get a response from them. They also told me that I needed to buy an Apple phone, but I'm not gonna buy one just because they wanted me to use that. Overall, I'm very unhappy with them.

I've recommended Hear.com. My experience with them has been really good. It's fantastic.

I’ve been very happy with Hear.com. Their consultant was knowledgeable and followed up well in referring me to the audiologist and then after that. I’ve been happy with the product. What got me interested was an internal ear canal type unit and I ordered two hearing aids. One of them had to be an external one and the other one I was assuming to be in-the-canal unit. When they came in they were both external. I hate the looks of hearing aids. It’s almost like one has a defect. I was initially disappointed in not receiving the in-canal unit, but since then I’ve gotten over that. It’s not a vanity thing. I just despise the look. The problem with the ordering was from the audiologist and not from the supplier.

My hearing aids were sent back to be fixed. These hearing aids are a little more expensive than what they told me.

I was flipping Hear.com around for a few years and I decided it was about time that I try them. My experience has been good because I could hear things and I don’t have to bother people and ask them to repeat themselves. I also had a very good interaction with their consultant and I'm satisfied.

I got Hear's one set of hearing aids where the foam fits in the internal part of my ear which is more comfortable. When I wore a helmet while riding a motorcycle, the ones behind the ear just smashed between my ear and hurt. Lee, the guy that took the call for me and has followed up, has been phenomenal. He calls me several times to make sure things were going right. I'm still struggling a little bit with the hearing aid because when I use the internal part style, it's a completely different thing to get used to. It'd be like sticking your fingers in your ear and talking. So even though I hear fine, it sounds like my ears are plugged when I talk so my voice sounds different.

When I was little, I had so many bad colds, ear aches and infections. Then 20 years ago, I had been told that a hearing aid would never help me hear any better because I have permanent nerve damage. I've gotten to the point where it was embarrassing for me to have to ask people that were sitting right next to me, over and over, what they said. It's great not to have to do that now because when I saw Hear.com on Facebook last August, I thought they've come a long way with hearing aids now so why not find out? So I called their number and I'm glad I did.

My husband is a little hard of hearing for a number of years. He had tried hearing aids some 15 years ago and been unhappy with them. I checked on Hear.com's ad I found on the internet, they gave us a phone call and found a provider in our immediate area which was great and me and my husband both ended up with hearing aids. My husband got the over-the-ear type which was the latest and the greatest and had brand new batteries. He loves them in comparison to what he had. He works in a noisy environment and most of the time, his customers are straight in front of him. So our provider set it up that he can block out his back noise and deal with the customer. We also got a discount and we told our son to go to Hear.com if he ever has to get hearing aids.

My hearing aid doesn't quite fit right. I’m trying to schedule an appointment to review that because it’s bothering me. I’m going to give the doctor a call. I work and I have to work around his schedule because he’s not always in this office. He has other office. So it’s crazy. I don’t know if the hearing aid is too big on the outside. I use them and I take them out when it really hurts. I went to buy a small one that was barely seen on the outside. And because of the way that my ear kind of is, the doctor said he was going to try to make it as small as possible. It is still noticeable outside. And I’m still paying the same amount for the one that I was supposed to get and I didn’t get it. But Nicole, my Hear.com consultant, lead me to the right direction.

I'm so happy with my hearing aid from Hear. James, my consultant, is wonderful and a good salesman. He kept on calling but he was not pushy until I made the purchase and he never made me wait. I went to the doctor and he showed me where to go. I went to Manhattan and their people said I should go back to see my doctor again. James was following all my steps until the very day I made the purchase. When I told him about my finances, he said they could take credit and I can apply. Luckily, they did until I made my purchase. Anytime I called him for an advice on what to do, he was there for me.

The Hear.com consultant I dealt with was very helpful, friendly, and was a good salesperson. The hearing aids work better than I expected. Before when I'm in a room with people, I hear them speak and see their lips moving but I don't understand what they're saying because I can't make out the words correctly. But now when I put the hearing aids on and I have conversations, I never say, "What? What did you say? Say that again?" anymore. I said that after every other sentence before.

Hear.com's vendor in the neighboring town is first rate. My account manager, Carrie, does a great job. She follows through and checks up on me. I’m on my second set of hearing aids and I like them very much. The first one was an experiment that failed.

I'm retired and the hearing aids has improved my hearing. Hear.com's customer consultant was very good however, two things have gone wrong and I need to go back and see them again. One hearing aid went out in spite of the Bluetooth. That got fixed which took a couple of weeks and now it doesn't work with Bluetooth at all. The other thing is the hearing aids chew up batteries like crazy.

I contacted Hear.com after noticing the ad on the internet. I spoke to Daniel ** and he handled giving me all necessary information about the hearing aids, making my appointment with the hearing clinic and staying in touch through the whole experience. He is very courteous and professional and I would recommend him to anyone seeking help with hearing aids. Daniel did his best to accommodate my needs and he is an asset to your company. Unfortunately, the hearing aids did not meet my expectations and it had nothing to do with the company. I may not be ready for them at this time but in the future, if I find myself in that spot, I will definitely seek out your company and hope to have the guidance of someone like Daniel. My compliments to you for having such a dedicated employee.

When I went to Hear's office and got my hearing test, they recommended the behind the ear hearing aids. The rep gave me a choice of a bunch of hearing aids and the behind the ear seemed to be the one that I liked.

I like Hear's price and their guaranty. Their rep that I talked to was excellent. On the other hand, we've been struggling with the whistling of the hearing aids and they have been returned twice to be repaired. I'm still waiting for the left one to come back but in the process of getting everything turned around, they've been very helpful and outstanding.

I got the hearing aid model that goes in my ear from Hear.com. The guy that did the setting was real nice. I left a day before for Hawaii for my son's wedding, so I wasn't able to go through the process of fine-tuning my hearing aid, and I've got to call him and get back to the store to do that. My one complaint is that it's very difficult to keep the hearing aid in place.

I need to get back to see the doctor because my hearing aid on the right side is whistling quite a bit whenever I'm outside playing golf and there’s a scratchy noise against my glasses. For some reason, it does not do it on the left side. Other than that, I like the fact that I can press the little button and it closes out some of the background noises.

If I had questions, they were able to answer them. Hear.com's customer consultant whom I spoke with was good.

Everything fits just fine and I’m really happy. I have no complaints whatsoever with Hear.com's customer consultant.

I had an excellent response from Hear.com so I never looked at a different provider. The customer service team followed up routinely even if I haven't needed any. I was extremely pleased with the interaction I had with them. They were very knowledgeable and were excellent facilitators. I certainly would recommend them.

I checked out Hear.com and their customer consultant, Phil, was a very interesting person to talk to. He emailed me and answered all my questions. He hooked me up with the local distributor and it was really great. They’re nice people to deal with. The whole thing has been really a great experience. I have no trouble at all with these hearing aids and they've made my life better.

I was looking through the internet and I answered a couple of questions. Hear.com got in touch with me. I have the left hearing aid and when I remember to put it on, it’s great. It takes some time to get used to taking it and putting it on every morning. But it's very good. I would definitely recommend Hear.com.

I will recommend Hear.com because they were good. I am very satisfied with the performance of the doctor. She was good, and had patience and dedication. However, I didn't buy the hearing aid at first because I wanted a small one. I was not agreeable with the one that they sent again, which costs $1,300. It was a different brand and the inside of the hearing aid may have been different, with more advanced technology, but it was the same size, and I wanted the one that was smaller than that, which costs $2,000, but the price was too much for me. Nevertheless, I am going to buy a hearing aid in the near future when I can afford the smallest one because I really don't hear very well.

I had very good interactions with the Hear.com consultants and I got one of their most expensive hearing aids because it was less visible. The hearing aids have improved my life though I've spent almost $6,000 on them. Hear.com has partnered with a company in Tampa where I live and one of the things I asked them when I got the hearing aids was if I need the insurance policy to cover it. They told me that everything is guaranteed for three years even if I lose them since it was part of the package. Then, one of the hearing aids got ruined and they're telling me that they weren't insured. I live next to the water and I'm on a boat all the time. I don’t want to fall off and be in the water and not be insured. I'm very dissatisfied right now and I'm in a battle with them trying to figure out who's gonna get me my new hearing aids because they don't want to replace them.

I contacted Hear.com and they sent me to a good doctor. I got a Siemens hearing aid that's almost invisible. The hearing aids are good but can be better because sometimes I hear good with them and sometimes I try to understand something and I cannot.

I got the ReSound hearing aid from Hear.com as it was the style recommended to me and I had no problems with it. It was an A plus with the customer consultant as well. It was a wonderful experience overall with Hear.com and I’ve recommended them to somebody else.

I've been wearing hearing aids for many, many years and this is the first experience I've had with Hear.com. The woman I dealt with was very competent, friendly and has good business manner. Everything worked out according to the schedule. I have the hearing aids and am working with them and will see how these go.

I was having a hearing problem, and I went to an audiologist and we had a very big personality conflict. So, I was not going back there. I went and had my ears tested by an eye, ear, nose and throat specialist and he said allergies. Allergies don't always cause hearing loss to the extent that I had. So when I saw Hear.com through my iPad, I went and it was absolutely the most wonderful thing. The audiologist knew what she was doing and did an excellent job. They fit me with hearing aids and I love them.

I got hearing aids from Hear.com because I needed them for work. They're fine and I had a good experience. Also, they sent me a Christmas gift of batteries. It was a nice gesture but they sent me the wrong size.

I thought their price would be a little bit cheaper but I guess that's normal for hearing aids. Other than that I had a real good experience with the customer consultant of Hear.com.

I made my purchase 4 months ago. Browsing through their website was fine and working with the sales rep was a good experience. I would recommend Hear.com to a friend.

Hear.com talked to me about the all in the ear hearing aid. I was then sent to Lori's business and the hearing aid I got was fine and it's placed in the ear but it's still visible. Since using the hearing aid, I can hear people talking to me, even in the car. Before, I could never do that. But I don’t like the hearing aid person I was dealing with. Her name was Lori but she was helpful and knew what she was doing as far as the hearing aid part. However, after she lost her front assistant Shelly, she had no idea what the stuff that Shelly was doing for her. And it took two hours the last time we were in her shop and she fired on everybody that went in the shop because she was so far behind. Then there was another guy who came in and wasn't on an appointment. I didn't know how long he had to sit and wait because our hearing aids weren't done yet that time.

Hear.com advertised that they would give an ear examination and see whether hearing aids are needed or not. The audiologist was excellent and knew what she was doing. Their reps were very good, too. If I have a problem, I call up and they tell me to come right down. I'm happy that I'm dealing with them.

I got one hearing aid from Hear.com, it's on my left ear. I went to a number of different places to get it. There's the Hear.com, the loan place that I bought the thing through and the actual doctor that I went to. They all kind of connected in some fashion and it all worked out. The rep I worked with was awesome. I called her a couple of times about the billing and the doctor and she knew all her stuff. She helped a whole lot.

I filled out Hear.com's questionnaire online and they contacted me. They referred me to a doctor and I've had no troubles. However, I had to change my hearing aid since the first one that I got wasn't doing what I wanted. But I have no complaints with my new one. And while I didn't notice a huge difference in using it, my family told me there's a big difference because I'm not asking them, "What? Huh? What did you say?" all the time. The fact that I didn't notice it is a good thing, but other people noticing is even a better thing. I just went about my normal life and it blended right in.

I've been bugged to get hearing aids and my experience with Hear.com has been good. I hear a little bit better with it and it's helped me but sometimes I could not hear my wife. I've had the hearing aids adjusted for different frequencies and higher pitches and that has helped me immensely. But I need to go back in the shop because three times now, the left hearing aid has shut off and started back up. And it's not consistent. It's been like this for one and a half month months. I told Hear.com about it one time and they're wondering what it might be. I told them I'd just continue using it but now it hasn't acted up. And I get a certain tone in my ear when I put the battery in.

Everything went smooth with my experience with Hear.com. Their consultant was good and he did everything he said he would.

I hear better with the product I bought from Hear.com. Their consultant, audiologist, and the hearing test team were all excellent. I just need to make it work and everything’s fine. I would recommend them.

When I worked at Boeing, I worked in a shop for about 10 years. And with all that noise, I began to lose my hearing. Hear.com did a great job. They referred me to somebody, and that specialist was really good to work with. I can hear a lot better than I did before. Now, I can hear people's conversations from a distance.

I got over-the-ear hearing aids from Hear.com. The rep who assisted me was very helpful and considerate. She always responded to any inquiry promptly and had the information available. The company saved me a little under 2,000 on the retail process of the hearing devices. If I'd gone to a hearing specialist, the hearing aids would have cost a little over $6,000. I paid about $400 to $800 to them and it still included the hearing expert's services. They've contracted with retail hearing services to perform the same work for less than they usually do. I got the hearing aids in about a week which was fast. The experience with them has been reassuring and entirely pleasant.

I saw an ad for Hear.com hearing aids on the phone so I called them and everything was good. The doctor they recommended was very good. I then got a hearing aid that hangs outside the machine, with the wire that goes in the ear all the way to the canal, and now, I can hear people who walk around me. I walk all day long and I'm around many people so it helped a lot. But the problem is that the battery runs out too fast and sometimes I don't have time to keep changing the battery. Sometimes it's working few minutes and then ran out the day I'm working. Still, I've had a very good experience with Hear.com.

I got my Siemens hearing aids a couple of months ago from Hear.com and their customer service was excellent. My customer consultant, Amber, would always touch base with me every time she knew I had an appointment. She was very good to deal with. She made herself available at odd hours because of the hours that I work. My only disappointment is that I have a 45-day complete money back guarantee. About two weeks after that expired, I found out that I actually have hearing aid insurance. I had paid full-price and I could have saved about $1000. If I’d been in the 45-day period, I would’ve simply returned my hearing aid. And then my insurance covers about six or seven different brands. It did not cover the brand that I got. Given that I’ve never worn one before, it didn’t matter to me which brand I got. But that isn’t necessarily an issue with Hear.com.

My left hearing aids fell out. It's been lost and this has been close to two months at this point. I contacted Hear.com right away. I bought my set from Alex and I was told to pick my hearing aids up at HearUSA. They were extremely nice and efficient. They were very good. But, to this point, I still don't have the left one. Alex never called me back. I also talked to a lady named Dianne. She got permission of the supervisor to replace it for $250 and when I called back, nobody knew anything. Everything was set up with HearUSA, and then I got a call where they said they didn't have the credit card number. Well, they had one on file. I know they did because I gave them one when I bought this set. They've wasted four days at this point.

The representative in Florida was really good and the financing worked for me. There was no way that I was going to get a cheap pair of hearing aids and go without financing, so it all worked out pretty good with Hear.com. I talked to the customer consultant a number of times over the phone, and he set me up with an audiologist in Godfrey, Illinois. I spent a lot of money for my hearing aids, but the product I got works great.

I was very satisfied with Hear.com's rep. Sebastian was the fellow that I talked to and he's very courteous and helpful. The price that I paid for the hearing aids was significantly less than what I had before but they are not of the same class. I got them in two weeks. Overall, I'm pleasantly surprised. I've never dealt through the internet or over the phone to buy something like that and I was very happy with it. If someone asks me who’s considering hearing aids, I would recommend Hear.

Hear.com's customer consultant was very good and I liked her a lot. Hearing my tv was my big problem before but with the hearing aids I can hear it now.

This is the first time I got hearing aids and the Hear.com customer consultant did a good job. Most of my contact was from a local provider and she handled everything. My experience with the company was fine.

The Hear.com people I've dealt with were great. But then the hearing aids weren't actually able to do some of the things I needed them to do, which no one seemed to know at that time. The hearing aids don't have the connectivity that I was expecting for the price that we were looking at so I'm in the process of returning. There was really nothing problematic except we didn't find the right product.

As of now I’m using their hearing aid and so far it's all good.

The people at Hear.com were very nice and my experience with the hearing aids I got from them has been good. But last weekend, one of the hearing aids went completely out and they said I had to wait. I called the place where I got it and they told me that I have to change the chip once every two or three months. I had the little chip changed and now, the hearing aids are working okay. But I wanted to ask them regarding the batteries for a year which they told me when I was making the deal that they were going to send to me.

I was searching online and found that Hear.com is good. I had a very good experience with their customer service. I like that it was easy and they kept in touch very well.

Initially, a rep from Hear.com called me, and I had no problem with her. However, I wasn't happy with the office people where I went. I set up an appointment to have the hearing test and didn't like the attitude of the rep on the phone. She sends me the comment, "You know our hours. You knew them before you signed up." They're only open around 8:30 to 5:00 and I had a very hard time getting there at that time. Then it took me a long time to order the hearing aids, and I had problems when I got them.

I've worked with Hear.com for a couple of months now. The audiologist was great. I really liked her. Their reps were really good as well, and I had no issues with them.

They’ve all been really excellent and helpful at Hear.com and I'm very happy with them. I’d definitely recommend them. I have the hearing aid that goes in the ear canal and having a hearing aid really helped a great deal.

I'm doing well with my hearing aids from Hear.com and it's been great. I'm very satisfied. I went with the smallest behind-the-ear style. There were about four types that were recommended to me based on my hearing characteristics and I chose the one that was the most advanced and consequently the most expensive. I've had a number of appointments with them and I'm getting very close to my hearing prescription. I'm hearing much better now and I'm very comfortable with my hearing aids. In fact, I've even gone to bed a few times with these things and then realized that I had these on when I got to bed. Craig from Hear.com has been in contact with me to see how I'm doing and to ask if he can provide any further help. But the real asset here has been a guy named Don at Modern Hearing Solutions in Powell, Wyoming who personifies my experience with Hear.com. He has been absolutely terrific.