Beltone Hearing Aids Reviews

The exam was comprehensive and options were explained. Explained how to use and scheduled follow up in a few weeks. Have no information on price comparison. Employees were friendly. Having multiple offices in case of service needed is a benefit.

I love my new Beltone hearing aids! This is my 2nd pair of Beltone hearing aids. My first lasted 6 years! I probably could have gone longer, but I knew it was time. Lindsay ** at Beltone is phenomenal!!

I truly appreciate your dedication to this project. Your hard work and expertise made a huge difference. I really appreciate your time in making sure the issue is being taken care of. Thank you kindly.

My initial experience was horrible, honestly I said I'd never go back. My first review started that. After posting my initial review, The owner reached out to me to first apologize and ask what he could do to fix the problem and make it right. We discussed the situation and what happened. He said he would do everything in his power to resolve the issue and a few days later he called me with a resolution, we can certainly live with. Couple weeks later I got my hearing aids. I'm still getting used to them. It's an adjustment to go from not hearing well at all to hearing. Beltone in Mobile will do everything they can to meet your needs with care, dignity and professionalism. Thank You Beltone.

I purchased 2 of Belltone supposedly newest hearing aids, and they are not working! I have complained since I purchased them! I have written the company and had no response! I would get rid of them and replace them with ones from a different company that work except I have way too much money invested in them! I can’t afford to spend it all over again! I have seen 4 different of their so called specialists and they all try to fix the problem but with no luck! I have had both replaced because they didn’t work and still no solution!

I know nothing about the product. My review is about a marketing practice. I am a widow who received an envelope in the mail: address to my husband. Return address only said "Records Division" and "First Notice/Time Sensitive Document Enclosed". Honestly, it sent me into a panic attack. Imagine my relief when I finally open it up and it's a letter telling me that my dead husband hasn't visited Beltone for a hearing screening. If and when my hearing goes, I won't go to Beltone - because there is absolutely nothing wrong with my memory!

My husband purchased Beltone a few years ago, and has constantly had problems. He was told lifetime warranty if they could fix it in the office. But if it had to be sent into the company and repaired it would be $100 each event. That was no problem to us. But this morning he was told that one of his hearing aids could not be repaired and he would just have to buy a new ones for $8,000. So beware. They change their policies as they go. When I asked about the $100 to send in for repair, The receptionist, when confronted lied and said she never told us that. It's a shame to try to rip off elderly people but that seems to be the way of the times. I would give them zero stars if I could.

I had a hearing evaluation and purchased the best possible Beltone hearing aids less than 2 years ago. I have been back to the store several times complaining that they did not work right. In frustration I had my hearing and Beltone devices tested at a doctor of audiology office. The results were that my devices were not programmed for my hearing loss. I am so disgusted with Beltone that I wish not to deal with them on any level.

Lead time for devices was long (1+ month), and the time for appointments is also very long. The local office only has a tech one day per week. I have waited nearly three weeks to have moulded aids, but they can’t fit them for another two weeks. They did extend my period to decide whether or not to keep them. I have been using them for over two months now and overall I am not at all satisfied with the performance of the devices. I will probably return them and absorb the $500 “fitting fee”.

My father-in-law (Larry) is a 90-year-old disabled veteran who served his time in the Korean war. Back in February of 2023, he walked into the Beltone store on 435D Stated Road in Dartmouth, MA hopeful to find hearing aid's that might work for him. Sadly, on that day, the Beltone representative successfully persuaded him into a 4-year lease agreement costing him a total of $8,700 (throughout the course of the lease) with a $700 down payment. My father-in-law, when weighing the cost of the hearing aids, asked the rep if the VA would be a better option rather than paying so much money, as he is on a fixed income. Larry shared with his daughter months later that the rep discouraged the idea and said the VA would not be able to help him.