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About Oticon Hearing Aids

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Oticon hearing aids come in several innovative models with many available add-ons. The company’s technological features, such as the OpenSound Optimizer and OpenSound Navigator, help eliminate whistling and balance sound in ambient environments. Some models offer rechargeable batteries, Bluetooth connectivity and tinnitus relief.

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Pros
  • Styles for kids
  • 2.4 GHz Bluetooth tech
  • Tinnitus SoundSupport
  • OpenSound Optimizer
Cons
  • No online info about financing
  • Doesn’t sell directly to consumers

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I have had my Oticon OPNs for almost 3 years now and other than a vibration noise which ended up being caused by my glasses vibrating against the case, I have had no problems. ...

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I am a professional Spanish interpreter; hearing is crucial. My audiologist recommended them because of her experience with them and the fact that I can link my iPhone to them ...

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What is Oticon?

Oticon sells some of the most innovative hearing aids on the market. Oticon has been in business since 1904 and offers hearing solutions for a variety of hearing loss issues affecting people of all ages. It also sells hearing aid accessories and solutions for issues such as tinnitus. Oticon hearing aids can connect to your phone or TV to make these devices easier to use. Authorized Oticon hearing care professionals have offices all over the U.S.

Oticon hearing aid models

Oticon offers seven different model lines of hearing aids, including behind-the-ear, in-the-ear and receiver-in-canal devices. Most models, including the Xceed Play and Opn Play, are available in a variety of colors. The company helps provide tinnitus relief with patented technologies like Tinnitus SoundSupport, and it makes hearing aids available for veterans through Veterans Affairs Clinics.

Oticon Xceed
This powerful behind-the-ear hearing aid is great for those with severe to profound hearing loss. It connects to any smartphone and many other accessories using 2.4 GHz Bluetooth technology. The Oticon Xceed is available in two styles and seven different colors.
Oticon Xceed Play
This hearing aid is for children with severe to profound hearing loss. It is durable and designed with active children in mind. The company builds it with hypoallergenic materials, and it has an LED light that confirms the battery is properly functioning. Oticon’s Xceed Play is available in 12 colors.
Oticon Opn
Oticon Opn is Oticon’s highly customizable line of hearing aids. These hearing aids decipher accurate information about what’s around you rather than just isolating one voice. Oticon’s Opn hearing aids are available in eight colors as receiver-in-ear, behind-the-ear and in-the-canal models. This line features Oticon’s invisible-in-the-canal hearing aid as well.
Oticon Opn S
The Oticon Opn S is a rechargeable hearing aid that comes with 2.4 GHz wireless technology and OpenSound Optimizer to remove the annoying whistling that is characteristic of some hearing aids. This line comes in receiver-in-the-ear and behind-the-ear styles.
Oticon Opn Play
This discreet hearing aid helps children with hearing loss adapt to their environment. OpenSound Navigator technology helps a child understand speech in noisy classrooms. This line comes in 12 colors and is available as a receiver-in-the-ear and behind-the-ear hearing aid.
Oticon CROS
The Oticon CROS is designed for those with single-ear deafness. Its OpenSound Navigator technology balances out sound. The CROS is a receiver-in-canal model available in seven colors.
Oticon Siya
The Oticon Siya lets you stream music and connect to your TV with 2.4 GHz Bluetooth technology. This line is available in nine styles, including in-the-ear, in-the-canal, receiver-in-the-ear and behind-the-ear.

Oticon hearing aid prices

Oticon hearing aids range in price from about $1,800 to $4,000. The final price varies based on the type of hearing aid and the features and accessories you choose. Hearing aids with high-end features typically cost more. These features add to the hearing aid price but provide more help with specific types of hearing loss or with hearing loss of greater severity.

How to get an Oticon hearing aid

Oticon hearing aids can be purchased from hearing care centers that are authorized Oticon dealers. Usually, the hearing care center performs hearing tests or other diagnostics that help you choose the best hearing aid for your needs. Each center has different financing and discount programs, so ask about these during your consultation. Some hearing aid care centers also sell batteries and help troubleshoot and care for your hearing aid.

Oticon hearing aid FAQ

How long do Oticon hearing aids last?

The lifetime of any hearing aid depends on the way it is worn and used. In general, in-the-ear hearing aids don't last as long as behind-the-ear hearing aids because they are exposed to more moisture, sweat and earwax. Expect in-the-ear hearing aids to last about four or five years. Behind-the-ear hearing aids last longer — about five to six years.

Does Costco carry Oticon hearing aids?

No. Costco carries several different brands of hearing aids, but it does not carry Oticon hearing aids.

What is the application process for Oticon hearing aids?

The application process to get an Oticon hearing aid varies by hearing care center. Typically, you need to make an appointment with the hearing center, discuss your needs and get a hearing test. You may also get a hearing aid fitting. Your local audiologist gives you everything you need to get an Oticon hearing aid.

Can Oticon hearing aids be repaired?

Yes, Oticon hearing aids can often be repaired. Ask the hearing care professional who sells you the hearing aid about needed repairs. There is also a troubleshooting guide under the "Support" section of Oticon’s website.

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Is Oticon a good hearing aid?

Oticon has a wide range of hearing aid models, including special designs just for kids or people with single-ear deafness. Its Tinnitus SoundSupport helps anyone with tinnitus. With Bluetooth connectivity, rechargeable options and patented OpenSound technology, Oticon’s hearing aids are sophisticated and a strong choice for anyone with hearing loss.

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    Reviewed Sept. 23, 2026

    Absolutely junk. Owned them for a year and have sent them back to the manufacturer four times for repair. They refuse to send a new pair and won't tell my audiologist what is malfunctioning in them.

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    Reviewed Sept. 13, 2026

    I will never buy Oticon again. First, they are very expensive. Second, they seem to be programmed to fail just past the warranty period. I made a bad decision with this purchase. I will not make that mistake again. Cannot recommend. 👎

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      Reviewed June 30, 2026

      Review Title: $6K+ Defective Medical Device & Absolute Silence from Oticon Corporate. As a practicing vascular surgeon, I depend on flawless hearing to operate safely. The Oticon devices sold to me via Dr. Gary **’s office (priced in the premium $6,000 to $7,000 tier) have proven to be an entirely inferior, defective product that fails to meet basic operational standards. From the first week of receipt, these hearing aids failed to function or hold a proper charge. The devices routinely engage in a disruptive, continuous feedback loop—emitting matching beeping sounds back and forth to each other before spontaneously shutting off entirely. This is a daily occurrence, forcing me to abandon them and revert to my old hearing aids just to perform my medical duties.

      When I initially sought help, the clinic's audiologist, Mark **, repeatedly dismissed this blatant hardware failure by blaming it on earwax. A second, independent audiologist has since examined the devices and confirmed that the earwax claim was completely false; the devices themselves are fundamentally broken and defective. Dr. ** has since retired, and Mr. ** has completely disappeared, leaving me with no local provider to honor the warranty. Because of this, the absolute responsibility falls on the manufacturer.

      I have made multiple attempts to contact Oticon corporate directly to get a resolution, repair, or replacement for this expensive medical equipment, but my efforts have been met with absolute silence. Charging premium prices for a broken medical device while offering zero consumer communication or accountability is completely unacceptable. I strongly caution other patients and medical professionals against buying from Oticon. Device Price Tier: $6,000 - $7,000 Dispensing Office: Dr. Gary ** / Mr. Mark ** (Audiologist) Hardware Defects: Failure to charge, cross-talk beeping, spontaneous daily shutdowns. Current Status: Providers are gone; Oticon corporate is completely unresponsive.

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      Reviewed May 15, 2026

      I have used Oticon for 11 years, when I first started they had good turn around on service. I turned in a pair on May 5th 2026. As of today May 15th no news. When you can't hear that is a long time to go with out your equipment that I spent over $350 for repairs. It seems like as the years go by they take longer to repair. This is my last Oticons. Not getting repairs in a timely manner is unacceptable. Under a week should be the norm.

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      Reviewed Oct. 11, 2025

      Oticon hearing aids suck. For the amount of money that I paid for them it is outrageous that they don’t last longer. My hearing aids chime 100 times a day. First the volume drops then the right hearing rings then the left. This feature should NOT exist. My audiologist said it would cost me $400 each to fix the constant chiming. I look for another brand and I’ll be sure to tell everyone to find some other brand.

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      Reviewed Sept. 7, 2025

      Updated on 09/27/2025: I have I spoke to John today in Canada who was not too much help. He said to restart Bluetooth and to do some things to stop them from BLE going off my bluetooth on my phone. These are nothing but Denmark made garbage. Their motto should be money first. They do not care ABOUT CUSTOMER SERVICE. Made by a bunch of idiots. DO NOT buy these. Customer service is terrible.

      Original: I have Oticon hearing aids. They have recently changed their app. It was bad enough before but with this new I keep having to restart my bluetooth on cell phone as they go off 5 to7 times per day which is very annoying when you are driving or talking to someone. If you call customer service they tell you to call provider. These things are garbage.

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      Reviewed May 27, 2025

      I have had a pair of Opn S1 miniRITEs almost 7 years and they have worked very well. I have my audiologist adjust them about every two years. They were sent in for repair just before the warranty expired and refurbished by Oticon. Otherwise, they have performed very well. I wear them daily and am very happy with the product.

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      Reviewed April 3, 2025

      I love my Intent 1s. They have been a huge improvement in sound for me in background noise. I feel more involved in the conversations than before. I would recommend to anyone going to HearingLife and purchasing the Oticon Intent1.

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      Reviewed Feb. 12, 2025

      I purchased the Oticon Own IIC Hearing aids in 2023. The only good thing I'll say is that they are nearly invisible. After several months, they began to stop working intermittently. I had to send them back to the company for a rebuild. They have never stayed in my ears very well despite having them supposedly made to fit my ear. After talking or chewing food, they practically fall out of my ears. Also, I'm really not sure if they help my comprehension of conversation. While they do magnify sound, they seem to magnify background noise more than conversation which makes it hard to hear people speaking when there is any other noise (such as riding in a car, traffic noise, crowd noise). I can't believe these are any better than cheapo over-the-counter hearing aids.

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      Reviewed Sept. 8, 2024

      Bought my Oticon hearing aids from hearing life in Hamilton ON about a year ago. Had a three month trial and was disturbed at the reliability of them but bought them anyway based on the great service I received. Since buying them they have not worked for more than three consecutive days without requiring service. I have never been more disappointed in anything I have ever purchased.

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      Reviewed Sept. 5, 2024

      I purchased a pair of Real 1 miniRite R hearing aids on June 8, 2023. Warranty through 06/08/26. In Aug or Sept, I began to have a problem with the right aid in that it would intermittently turn on and off. I went back to the audiologist I purchased from who could not duplicate the problem. I went again and the problem was recognized and I was told that the aid would be replaced. It was not. I went again in Dec. or so and was told it would be repaired. It was not. Returning to do business with that company is not going to happen. I will not be lied to. On Mar. 11, 2024 I went to a different audiologist who repaired the mal-functioning aid at a cost of $100.00 which I paid. This was paid when the repair should have been a warranty issue.

      On Sept 4, 2024 the right aid quit functioning again. In several contacts with Oticon customer service I was told the repairs under warranty would only be at the place where they were purchased. Having been lied to there about replacement and repair, I will not return. Oticon tells me that repair other than at the location where they were purchased will be at my expense. This is not a warranty to me. If repair is at my expense, where is the warranty? Imagine being told the only place for a car warranty repair was at the dealer where the car was purchased. If you know you will only ever go to the audiologist you buy them from, you'll be OK. If you move and need "warranty" service you'll be on your own. Avoid purchasing Oticon. They do not stand behind their product. The Oticon warranty is not a real warranty.

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      Reviewed Aug. 8, 2024

      I had spent quite a bit for these chargeable hearing aids, I’m not really that impressed! I have Free come and gone back to the audiologist who does adjustments and there wasn’t any improvement. I’m not sure if it was worth the money.

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      Reviewed July 31, 2024

      My husband is extremely hard of hearing. He purchased hearing aids (HA) made by Oticon but one was so uncomfortable that he had to leave it out for several hours/day. The audiologist adjusted it repeatedly but finally decided to return it to Oticon for adjustment. They kept it 1 month (!). It turned out that they were using the wrong email for the audiologist. Then, when it came back it was still uncomfortable. So, the audiologist decided to have it remade. It has now been >1 month and Oticon still has not sent the remade HA. We will not be using this company in the future.

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      CoverageTech

      Reviewed July 29, 2024

      I have had my new Oticon OPN-S 3 hearing aids for around a year and a half so far. Both hearing aids have been sent out for multiple repairs. Today I went to pick up my right hearing aid after being repaired (replaced receiver in ear mold) and replaced a wire that was corroded. Both receivers have been replaced since I bought these new. Then I find out my left hearing aid is not holding connection thru WiFi/Bluetooth to right hearing aid when audiologist was trying to set them up again. So now the left hearing aid is being sent out again. I know they are still under warranty but this is ridiculous. I am now looking at the “AT Lemon Law”. At this point I feel I should get 2 new Oticon hearing aids with new warranty. Very upset because my insurance only covers hearing aids once every 5 years and I have been having all this trouble in the first year of owning these hearing aids.

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      Reviewed May 30, 2024

      Piss poor customer service. Can't find an audiologist that can fit their products, let alone their own customer service reps. There is zero customer service or support from Oticon. They simply do not care. They are only focused on the sale and crickets after the sale is complete.

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      Reviewed Jan. 17, 2024

      Bought my Oticon hearing aids 2019. they had to be completely replaced 3 times..from 2019-2022. they stopped working every time. April 2022 was last new set...fast forward 20 months and they are out again. 4 YEARS AND 2 MONTHS AND THIS WILL BE 4 PAIRS...Now this time they want me to pay for them to "refurbish" them at a cost of $600..These hearing aids are ticking time bombs of junk...FORGET about customer service from Oticon, they will not give me any answers to any questions...Keep saying it is ALL SELLERS RESPONSIBILITY...Are kidding??? You manufacture product but "pass the buck" when problem arises...SAVE YOUR...TIME...MONEY...and SANITY...Buy another brand!!! You will so happy and less headaches!!!

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      Reviewed Jan. 10, 2024

      I have had my Oticon Opn S 1 HA’s for roughly 3 1/2 years now. They are set up to function in CROS mode, seeing I have SSD in my right ear. In general they are a fine hearing aid, but I would warn folks that the CROS transmitter in these has distinct chatter that is intermittent that is very annoying to say the least. I have had my audiologist send both my HA and my CROS device back to Oticon numerous times and it has not been solved. If you need CROS take a good long look at a different solution. I also bought a pair of Widex EVOKE Fusion I’s. They have been no such problem at all. Highly recommend them.

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      Reviewed Nov. 21, 2023

      Received the hearing aids and hooked the tv transmitter to my LG tv. It fried my TV. Oticon took no responsibility and even suggested it may be LG. (Guessing defective circuit board on transmitter.) Two months in right hearing aid stopped working, replaced with a new one that didn’t pair with other one. Now the right one is only working intermittently. Do not buy this product.

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      After a positive interaction with Oticon Hearing Aids, denise n. increased their star rating on Oct. 3, 2023.

      Updated review: Oct. 3, 2023

      Update to previous review. My tech just informed me that she was mistaken and my hearing aid was replaced with a new ones. Thank you!

      Original Review: Oct. 3, 2023

      I have worn hearing aids for 7 years without problem. I just bought my new hearing aids and right after I tried them on they weren’t working. I was hearing static. My doctor told me to take them with me and see if I get used to it. I did not get used to it and went back to the doctor and requested a new hearing aids, instead of getting me a new hearing aids, the company repaired them. I am livid. I expect a product this expensive to come out of the box without needing repairs.

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      Reviewed Feb. 24, 2023

      To start with at $2500 an ear I expected better support from the company and a little more on the basic technology. 1st. When I stared using their hearing aid products, I needed help with the technical side of connecting to my devices. I contacted support, but even now as I write this, they still haven't replayed. Complete failure on their part. 2nd. At the price point I expected a much better app. More features and more adjustments for sound quality when connected to sound or auto/ visual devices. Yes at $2500 an ear they should be made to produce the best sound quality there is for entertainment via electronic devices. You can get better sound quality and adjustments in an app from a gas station set of headphones.

      3rd. The charging box for the devices. Why doesn't it have a better way of locking and securing the lid when closed. Would some sort of clasp or latch be to much to ask. I don't think so. Seems Oticon is more concerned about style than they are about security. My charging box recently fell from a self. It flopped open and now my left ear hearing aid is gone. Ever lose $2500? Well do to the lack of a 5 cent latch I'm out $2500. The hearing aids themselves are good. But at $2500 an ear they better well should be. However, they completely miss the mark when it comes to other areas of the complete package. And that's the fault of the design team and engineers. Overthinking the problem and NOT going back to the basic questions when it was in development. All together as a complete package. I would rate it 2 out of 5. Too expensive for what you get.

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      Reviewed Dec. 7, 2022

      I have had a pair of Oticon Hearing aids for just over four years. During that period, I have had to return the hearing aids five times: two for the left unit and three for the right unit. One of the repairs was due to water getting into the hearing aid and was my fault. The rest were electronic failures. Each time I would be without a hearing aid for 2 1/2 to 4 weeks. Most recently, the microphone failed on the left unit and, as the hearing aids are no longer under warranty, the repair cost $600.00. My hearing aid provider agrees that this number of failures in the units is not acceptable; they have suggested I look at an alternative brand when I need to replace the Oticon units. I will.

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      TechStaff

      Reviewed March 10, 2022

      Overall I am seriously disappointed in Oticon. I purchased the hybrid rechargeable & regular battery Oticon miniRITE hearing aids for $6,000 in 2018. Their software is very difficult for audiologists to program and Oticon is doing nothing to support replacement rechargeable batteries. These rechargeable hearing aids have better sound quality when using rechargeable batteries. Oticon tells me to speak with my care provider regarding batteries & software programming. I went through 5 Kaiser audiologists, none are trained in programming the software, and Oticon will not allow me access to the software.

      I changed my health network, found a wonderful PAMF Audiologist who quit during COVID. I cannot find an Audiologist who can accurately program Oticon software. I also have to take a chance and purchase rechargeable batteries ($65 each) from Roit Energy (Z-Power) who says Oticon will not support them in supplying batteries even though they took over the company who used to supply Oticon. If anyone has ideas on a good Audiologist or rechargeable please let me know!

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      Reviewed Jan. 26, 2022

      I expected more for what I paid for the Oticon S hearing aids. They fit poorly, constant noise and feedback and they did not improve my tinnitus as they claim to do. I can now see why they are ranked #5 and I’m also disappointed with the manufacturer’s lack of interest to help me resolve my issue with the clinic. No concern or care after the sales transaction. Will be looking at another manufacturer for my next hearing aids.

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      Reviewed Jan. 11, 2022

      I have had Oticon Hearing Aids for quite a number of years however the last 2 years the TV Streamers are a waste of time. The Streamers don't work well through the APP. You are constantly connecting to the TV Streamer every few seconds. It is so frustrating I am now changing brands. I have spoken to Oticon. They cannot resolve the issue. Thanks Oticon.

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      Reviewed Sept. 15, 2021

      This is the second pair of Oticon hearing aids I have had in 2 years after losing one due to mask wearing and the elastic. With this second pair I am constantly having one aid, or the other, just stop working. The setting from Regular or 'P1-General' to the TV setting, called 'TV Adapter/EdulMic' changes by itself without any effort on my part. With the first pair of the Oticon I bought the recharge battery but opted out of that feature with the replacement. Too often the battery would go dead mid day or early evening, which leaves one high and dry. Back to this pair, I am disabled person, 80 years of age, not physically active, so I do not see any particular reason for the aids to stop working. Recently I discovered the world of Audio books so it is really frustrating when one aid just stops, leaving me one eared so to speak.

      I have been back to the place I purchased my hearing aids from for the last 15 years and they tell me there is nothing wrong with my aids. They suggest perhaps the battery compartment door is not fully closed. A strange idea since it was working for 2 or 3 hours and then quit. I am not sure which is worse, having them stop working or being told there is nothing wrong, when there obviously IS something wrong. I do not like to be considered feeble brained because I am older. The other side of the coin is I love the TV speaker/hearing aid option. I can hear the TV through the hearings aids, which is really nice. At least when they are working. I forget how loud the TV speakers have to be for me to be able to hear it comfortably. I do not think this stopping working is a regular thing but it does not make the problem any less frustrating. I have had this pair since August of 2020. They replaced a pair that was 3 years old and that pair did not have this issue.

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      Reviewed March 26, 2021

      I wanted to share an experience that highlighted additional value of my Oticon hearing aids. Unfortunately lost one recently out running errands, but where? The GPS "find my hearing aids" feature allowed me to track it down inside a very large grocery store, which was only 1 of several stops I had made that afternoon. Highly recommend these for sound quality and extra features like this one, saved the day!!

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      Reviewed Feb. 20, 2021

      The filters included for different settings (outdoor, restaurant, etc) really do not help. On the other hand, it is possible for me to buy my own filters and clean these myself without needing to return to the hearing center.

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      Reviewed Feb. 13, 2021

      I am profoundly hearing impaired and this is the only brand I know of that can help. I have been wearing them and upgrading every few years for about 20 years. I have shopped with several audiologists and came back to the one I found 15 years ago. He prescribes many brands.

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      Reviewed Feb. 11, 2021

      It is difficult to assign fault as to where to assign success or failure in hearing aids because so much is dependent on the personal cause of hearing loss - nerve damage, structural issues, etc.. I have owned three different brands of hearing aids and Oticon has improved my hearing the most. The ambient noise suppression is the best of those tried. The selective volume control for my hearing still needs improvement. Get the best audiologist because they can get the most out of the instrument..

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      Reviewed Feb. 10, 2021

      Oticon Ruby are my second set of hearing aids and they are amazingly clear and crisp and a joy to wear. No feedback, buzzing, or distortion. Integrate with technology to receive sound directly from the TV. Enhanced setting for listening to music. I would highly recommend Oticon Ruby hearing aids.

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      Reviewed Feb. 9, 2021

      I sometimes need to recharge early in the evening, only the right one does this. Overall I love the box that places TV sound right through my hearing aids. That is a unique and amazing feature where the speech is clear.

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      Reviewed Feb. 8, 2021

      I have had these for almost 4 years now. I am very pleased with how they are holding up and like the ability to calibrate to various types of sounds and sound levels. Very comfortable in the ear. I've never had a problem with them since they were purchased and would recommend these to anyone.

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      Reviewed Feb. 7, 2021

      Bought other hearing aid from Costco, but this Oticon has well out performed the other. When I received my Oticon and had it programed for my special hearing needs, I could not believe the difference in quality. I have have this hearing aid for over 4 years, with yearly adjustment for my hearing loss. I cannot express loudly enough. This is the best quality and reliance I could have ever asked for.

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      Reviewed Feb. 6, 2021

      Very satisfied with my Oticon hearing aids. Originally recommended, fitted and calibrated by my audiologist. Small size hides comfortably behind my ear. Friends don’t even realize I am wearing them. Rechargeable negates the need for replacement batteries. Replaceable ear cones in various sizes assures a quality fit. Syncs with my iPhone for ease of adjustment if needed depending on my surroundings.

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      Reviewed Feb. 5, 2021

      My life has changed since I have been wearing my Oticon hearing aids. They have great quick and service is great also. I have had them since June of 2017 and never had any problems. When my 3 year warranty was about to expire I sent them in to have them checked out and they sent me brand new ones.

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      Reviewed Feb. 4, 2021

      I’ve had my Oticon hearing aids for 6 years and they are as good today as the day I first received them. I wear them constantly (except for showering). They are so comfortable that I have to check to make sure they are still on especially these days with mask wearing. I love them.

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      Reviewed Feb. 3, 2021

      I have a severe hearing disability. Now fitted with Oticon previously with Miracle Ear brand. Last pair would not work properly. Difficult time getting my money back. They always want to sell you new and improved. Don't go there!! Now been told by audiologist I can't be improved beyond the 40% that I hear. Thankful for that much.

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      Reviewed Feb. 2, 2021

      Free trial for a good length of time. It's mini in size and lightweight. Comfortable and don't really feel it when wearing it. The company will clean it as needed and provides free supply of batteries.

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      Reviewed Feb. 1, 2021

      Easy to adjust volume with the phone link, can change hearing modes also with the phone. Very small and comfortable to wear. Custom ear moulds fit well, also can have just the umbrella type ear probes. They are also waterproof per manufacturer, so you don't have to worry about wearing in the rain.

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      Reviewed Jan. 31, 2021

      The Oticon Hearing aids are small and compact. I got the black ones to go with my dark hair and nobody can see them at all. I chose the battery ones over the rechargables so I never have to worry about losing battery life. I would just pop in a new battery and be on my way. The hearing aids are easy to clean and maintain. I highly recommend Oticon Hearing Aids.

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      Oticon Hearing Aids author review by Risa Kerslake

      Oticon has seven lines of hearing aids, including two models for children and one for those with single-sided deafness. Local Oticon sellers can provide information about hearing aids prices and financing.

      • Products: Seven model lines are available, including receiver-in-ear, behind-the-ear, invisible-in-canal, in-the-canal and receiver-in-ear styles. Two models, the Xceed Play and Opn Play, are specifically for children and teens, and one model, the CROS, is for people with hearing loss in one ear.

      • Features: Available features include smartphone connectivity, Bluetooth compatibility and rechargeable batteries. The company’s OpenSound technology isolates important audio and removes ambient noise and annoying whistling. Tinnitus SoundSupport can be added to most hearing aids. Some models are also customizable, and each has between seven and 12 color options.

      • Trial and warranty: Risk-free trials may be available. Talk to your local provider.

      • Locations: Oticon hearing aids are sold by local audiologists. To find one near you, visit Oticon’s hearing clinic locator.

      by Risa Kerslake Contributing Writer

      Risa Kerslake is a registered nurse turned freelance writer who writes extensively on health, health care technology, parenting and education. Her work has appeared in such publications as Discover, Women's World, U.S. News & World Report, Healthline and Parents. She lives in the Midwest with her husband and three children, is a crochet enthusiast and won't ever turn down a coffee date.

      Oticon Hearing Aids Company Information

      Company Name:
      Oticon Hearing Aids
      Address:
      580 Howard Avenue
      City:
      Somerset
      State/Province:
      NJ
      Postal Code:
      08873
      Country:
      United States
      Website:
      www.oticon.com