ReSound Hearing Aids Reviews

I can’t hear the TV when they place music. I contacted ReSound and got hearing aids for both ears. I did research. And I went to Costco, and ReSound was cheaper than anybody else. The sales representatives were great too. They're very thorough. I'm really impressed with the size of the hearing aids. They're very small. Most of the time, it works well. It depends on what setting you put it on. It’s like sometimes if I have it on speech clarity and we’re eating dinner, and someone's putting the pots and pans away, it’s really loud. But I told the guy from ReSound about it, and he toned it down. And it’s still a little loud, but I don’t have another appointment with him for a couple of months. So, I’ll tell him about it. I’m pleased with my ReSound. It helps me hear what I’m missing on the TV.

I had significant hearing loss on both ears and Costco recommended ReSound to me. My hearing improved since using them but there was a program update and it has made life far more difficult for me. If I have my hearing aids in and I look at the ReSound application, in many cases, I find that this application is not turned on and I have to hit the button to turn it on. I’m not happy with the fact that it turns off. I don’t like what they did in making what worked well into something that I’m not sure when it’s working and when it’s not.

I have been a hearing aid user since 1994...25 years and I have NEVER had as much trouble with hearing aids as I have these!!! I have molds rather than the domes because of the severe hearing loss I have as a result of Meniere's Disease. The left mold has been sent back 5 times due to loose speaker wires and speaker problems, now I am having to make another round trip of 180 miles to my audiologist because now the speaker wire in the right one is coming out!!!! Not to mention if the least little bit of sweat gets in the aid it won't work or has a TERRIBLE static noise! I am completely fed up with RESOUND!!!! They have to be sent off to be repaired. They are then gone for 2 1/2 weeks. I have to work and if I can't hear I can't work!!! NO MORE RESOUND FOR ME!!!! Miss my Oticon's!!!!

I purchased the ReSound hearing aid to help me hear better. I DO NOT have an iPhone, so that part doesn't do me any good! The aid does not work as it should! The seller told me to try them for a while, get used to them. Giving the benefit of doubt, I tried, and continue to try. It's been a year now, I have went back for adjusting. While they do amplify a little, I still cannot hear well with them... I have two, over $6000 worth! I hear what sound like my fingers in my ears, amplified. The soft tips were vented to help with the "finger in ear" sound. It does help a little with that part. If I were to purchase again, I would not purchase the ReSound. I do not have the money to throw away, which I feel that I did with these. I hope my review helps others from making the same mistake.

The Smart 3D software is abysmal. I use an Android phone. I have been talking to ReSound Support for almost a year about quirks, problems and failures. Well, these guys are experts! Experts at dodging the questions; experts at blaming everyone for their failures. They have no helpful answers at all. They take no responsibility for anything and give out “buckets” of erroneous information.

I purchased the ReSound Linx2 model 61 in October 2016. Several months later I began having issues with the microphone or receivers. In 2 1/2 years I have made numerous trips back to where I purchased them (120 mi roundtrip), sometimes they can be fixed in house, many times been sent in for repair (?). I estimate they have been repaired at least 15 times in 2 1/2 years. I have been wearing hearing aids for 12 years and these are by far THE WORST. I have asked for them to be replaced without any luck. DON'T waste your money on ReSound.

I got a LiNX 3D Mini 61 and although I still had hearing before, it’s better with the ReSound hearing aids. I’m a veteran and the Veterans Association is the one that prescribed ReSound. When I went to Wilkes-Barre VA to get my hearing aids, they took them out of the box, put them in my ears and said, “There you go, as long as you can hear.” But there are four settings on the top where you can push the buttons and none of them were set. I’m having a heck of a time with it too right now. They don’t want me to control them. I got the app in my phone and that’s what I’m trying to do now. But all it says is to reboot the hearing aids and when I reboot them, it would say it has found the hearing aids. But that’s all it does. Then it just runs and runs. I called them this morning though, and I got an appointment for tomorrow morning. Other than that, the quality of the hearing aids is good.

My hearing loss was only 30% on the right side and on the left side, I’m deaf. I did a lot of research online and I found ReSound Hearing Aids to be the best one in technology. I like the way how it works if you need to set it up. You can do it online with the professional. And of course, I like the Bluetooth. I purchased the 7 LiNX 3D. However, I’m a little frustrated because it seems like when I’m outside and if I put my phone in my pocket, the hearing aids stop in the middle. The Bluetooth, the music, or the podcast stops. But usually, when I’m inside at home, it works better.

I got ReSound's LiNX Quattro for the price and from recommendation of the purveyor. I used the iPhone app quite briefly. The app's pretty pathetic. The filtering with the tunes and things used to be not working well. When I change the volumes, the volume doesn't change until you stop the motion. So it's not a gradual adjustment of the volume. You can't set a number, and then suddenly the volume changes. You set the number, the volume changes again. It could be made more instantaneous. I don't think I'd been more disappointed in a purchase in my adult life I have with the ReSound Hearing aid.

I had moderate hearing loss and Karen, the Advanced Hearing Aid Solutions owner, provided me with all kinds of information that I requested about ReSound, the Danish company, and I was overwhelmed by what I found. She was absolutely wonderful and very high on the list. So, I decided to get a Quattro 9. Since then, everything has been great. Controlling them with the app on the iPhone is just unbelievable. If we go to a concert or a restaurant, I take advantage of it to shut out all the extraneous noise and just focus on the party at the table. I also have the mini mic which is a great tool. ReSound is is top-notch. It's superior compared to Phonak which I had 10 years ago. I have recommended ReSound to several people and to some that have hearing aids and are very unhappy with them. In fact, a neighbor who visited Karen a couple of days ago bought hearing aids right on the spot and she’s been very happy.

I had moderate hearing loss and bought ReSound hearing aids that work with a Bluetooth telephone. Before we got it, it seemed like I don't hear as good. I like the app. The only problem I have is I'm on oxygen, and I swear a lot, especially if my oxygen level drops and it makes the receiver react. I probably had the receiver replaced maybe every two months.

I just received my ReSound LiNX Quattro hearing aids from the Veterans Administration. I could not stop giggling while walking to the car. I could hear the wind, the birds, my footsteps. I can hear again! Great units that fit comfortably behind my ears with my glasses on. Bluetooth technology for my iPhone, iPad, etc. They are rechargeable so no replacing batteries, and I can control the sound from my phone. Thank you VA for providing top of the line equipment.

These hearing aids are absolute garbage!!! Never buy these. ReSound is uncaring and clueless... I threw $6000.00 out the window and have only had this garbage for four months. Newest technology!!! $6000.00 JUNK!!!

I have had several sets of ReSound aids. They have been great. I have ReSound LiNX 3D aids that were great until I upgraded Apple phone to XS. Now connectivity to aids and car are very bad. ReSound said there is a problem connecting to IOS 11. There is no fix and none in sight.

I've had a gradual hearing loss for years and I'm 72 years old now. I worked about 26 years in heavy industry around gas carbons so it was a natural hearing loss. I lived in Little Rock, Arkansas at the time and I had an annual hearing test after I retired about four years ago. The clinic there recommended the ReSound hearing aids and I got that one.

I had Siemens for about four years when we were in Arizona. We moved to South Carolina and my hearing was getting worse, so I went to an ENT doctor and then the audiologist in his office talked about ReSound and I ended up getting that. I dealt with the local office here in Bluffton, South Carolina who got the hearing aids from ReSound. I had a problem with my hearing aids and ReSound replaced it. The company through which I bought it had a 45-day trial period, which I'm still in that. If I don't like them, I can return them to get my money back. I've just had a little bit of a problem with crackling sounds in one of them which is sometimes annoying. I also told the technician where I'm going that the hearing aids didn't seem as sturdy as the Siemens that I had. When I grab and put the dome in my ear, the whole unit doesn't seem all that solid although it seems to be functioning okay. For the most part, the hearing aids have been fairly good.

My hearing loss was moderate to severe and I liked that ReSound was a pioneer with the connection to the iPhone. I’m a big proponent of iPhone and I like the way that they connect. I'm able to control the volume and the different settings I'm in. I can also adjust my hearing aids to make changes to the environment that I found myself in and very easily by using the iPhone.

My ReSound Linx2 hearing aids come from Veterans Affairs, and were a distinct improvement over my older Siemens hearing aids. I've worn them for 2 years, but just recently I've had problems with other phones taking over the bluetooth connection to my hearing aids. There doesn't appear to be any way I have discovered to prevent it. I've emailed ReSound, but of course was ignored. It's happening more frequently lately; I was even hacked on the NJ Turnpike in a moving car. With this happening many (10 or more) times a day, I've stopped wearing the hearing aids rather than put up with the changing programs and constant dinging. I'm asking the VA for another manufacturer, these are not working for me.

I sent the below email to ReSound on May 30th 2018 and still I've heard nothing from them. I've even stayed on hold for hours trying to contact them by phone with no results as well. It seems that all they are interested in is sales not customer satisfaction. "I bought my ReSound LiNX hearing aids at Audio ** in Oklahoma City a little over 2 years ago. I’ve had nothing but problems with them from the beginning. After about a year in and having so many problems I asked for my money back and Dr. ** said he could change them out for a more robust model, and I agreed. (I shouldn’t have.) They were NOT more robust and I continue to have the same problems with them.

My father was visiting from India and all of a sudden, he could listen very less with his hearing aids. We got in touch with one of the ReSound dealers here and we went to them. We got an appointment and the rep had a look at the device but there was no testing mechanism. Some cables were missing because this model was like two and a half years old, so he did not have those instrument or some set-up that needs to be connected to the device. The rep cleaned the device and tried to remove the moisture that was there. It was improved for one week but the issue was still persistent. My father is going back to India and show that device to the agent over there and see what can be done after that.

My wife has around 80% hearing loss and I got the Verso 9 from ReSound. There was a good salesman here in our town that sold it to us. My experience with ReSound has been terrible though. They lost one store that sold their product here in Bakersfield and I was trying to get some help because my wife’s hearing aid needed adjustment and needed to be fixed but ReSound said that I would have to drive to Los Angeles to get it done. I asked if I can send the hearing aids and they said no.

I could get by with a lot of, “What? Whats?” without hearing aids, but I certainly needed one as I had to have things loud and I was missing out on some conversations and things. I have a set of hearing aids that I got from an insurance company, but they were not working really well for me. They were not comfortable and the sound quality was not very good, so I ended up not wearing them.

I’ve had my Resound hearing aids for a year and couldn’t be happier. I’m so sad for those who bought theirs from an audiologist rather than from Costco. I cringe when I see that people have paid $5-7000. My pair from Costco cost $2800. That includes a 60 day no questions asked return policy, a three year warranty, free replacement for each if lost, no cost cleaning and adjustments. There have been some issues with coordinating with iPhone iOS upgrades, but each has been resolved with time. I love controlling them with my phone or Apple Watch. I can think of no reason to buy hearing aids any place other than Costco. If you don’t have a membership, you’ll save the cost in a minute.

This is my first set of hearing aids. Three months now and working flawlessly. The iPhone app is amazing! I can clean up the sound or I can focus on conversations. Worked wonders in a restaurant with echoing noise. I wear these 14 hours a day. Took a little accommodating at first, now I don't notice them. I've noticed other users appear to be having quality issues, but this is not (yet?) my experience. I'm over 60 y.o. and the phone app is not a challenge to use. Battery life is about 5 days. My quality of life has increased and I regret not looking into a hearing aid sooner.

I was having trouble making my previous hearing aids work with my phone. I did some research to find out which one would work with my iPhone and ReSound seemed to be one who was the best. There wasn't any that paired right up with the iPhone as smooth and seamlessly as ReSound did. I got the behind-the-ear hearing aids from them and there's an app that goes on my phone that lets me control the volume and have some specialized programs that I can link right directly to the hearing aids.

I've had ReSound hearing aids for several years now. They're behind the ear and I also use the iPhone app with the phone clip. The app does the job but it could be more robust. If I have my Bluetooth turned on, anything that comes into my phone that makes a normal noise like a text message or email, the hearing aids cut out. I hear the tone and then they come back on and there's no way to silence that without actually turning it off on my phone itself. So, I'd have to turn off all notifications all the time on my phone in order to not hear that.

I got these for my son as they were recommended. I completely regret it. He couldn’t hear well with them from day one. He was told to wear them for two weeks to get used to them. The only time he heard well was when he was streaming media through them, but normal conversation was too low to hear without the use of the microphone. These have been broken since we got them. We are now trying to get them replaced for the second time. This is extremely hard since I am a single mom and miss work each time this happens. My son has been unaided unable to hear this entire school year due to all the squealing and issues he has had. These are junk and I regret ever switching from Phonak. Even if these do get replaced, this company can’t replace my time, money lost, or my son’s 8th grade year!!

After numerous trips to have my ReSound hearing aids looked at, replaced I am at the end. Very expensive pieces of junk. They have given me new ones only to have the new ones do what the old ones did. I continually get a static noise in my left hearing aid. It’s a pain to have to go in every three weeks. If I could give these a fraction of a star I would. Buyer Beware. Save your money and get something better. Resound is crappy distorted sound.

I have 40% to 50% hearing loss in both ears. My doctor referred me to Resound and got me hearing aids from them. I'm currently using the model that goes inside and around the back of my ear and they've been working fine. Additionally, I've been using the iPhone app for my Bluetooth. I like the app for as long as it's not messed with.

My ReSound hearing aids have gone through batteries like I wouldn't believe. In less than a month, I went over 20 batteries and that was all I got done. It was driving me nuts. I thought maybe they would be able to change them to rechargeable batteries, so I called their people. The interesting thing was that the lady I talked to didn't seem to know very much about hearing aids. She didn't know whether they could or couldn't be converted, or if they did or didn't have a rechargeable battery hearing aid. They need to get someone who knows about their hearing aids. Other than that, they're good aids. I've had hearing aids since 1981 and these ones are probably the best hearing aids I've ever had.

I've got total hearing loss in the right ear and more than significant loss in the left. ReSound was the one that the audiologist said was the best. It was quite expensive back when I got it, but I am so thankful to be able to hear again. My aids are fixed in my ear and it's got a little microphone that goes into the canal, and it works well.

I purchased a ReSound hearing aid a couple years ago and have had nothing but trouble with it. It's been back and back for tune-ups and cleaning and repair and it still just quite about every other time I try to use it. I put it in my ear, it quits. I take it out and I can hear it squealing, put it back in my ear and it quits. I've had it back numerous times and it is always returned to me the same as when I took it in.

I originally purchased my ReSound hearing aids on the premise to link with my android phone. My previous review in 2016 chronicles the poor performing phone clip. In May of 2017 I purchased an iPhone 7 which ReSound claimed would link directly to my hearing aids. From day one I have a persistent problem of the sound not connecting on phone calls, also with streaming sound from apps, with delays from 10-45 seconds. The caller can hear me but I cannot hear the caller.

I bought the ReSound hearing aids in February of 2017. At first, they seemed like a godsend. After a couple of months, I had to start going back to have them turned up. Afterwards it didn’t even seem like they had been turned up. I went back in within a few months of purchase numerous times. The audiologist finally changed the wiring to one that she said was more powerful but the problem with not hearing clearly still existed. The audiologist also changed the tips several times. Still the issue existed so she finally molded my ear and made me a pair of new earpieces which I was charged $100 for.

I purchased my first hearing aids which the dealer recommended should be Resound. From the first month I had them there was nothing but problems with them. The mic had to be replaced constantly. I would say every 6 weeks one side or the other would go down. I also would like to say that my Audiologist was not a very good one or helpful. He also tried to recommend that I buy the new improved Resound Aids. I went to another Audiologist, got a pair of Phonak hearing aids and never looked back. She explained everything thoroughly that the other fellow couldn't be bothered!

I've had moderate hearing loss on both ears but with my ReSound LiNX 3D, I can hear again. And I love the app, too! The only thing I've had problems with is the technology; ReSound is, maybe, a little ahead of the iPhone. It went on demo mode and I couldn't get it off. Then, all of a sudden, it went on by itself a day later. I was at ReSound's office yesterday and there were three people that have gone through the same thing. But Christie was marvelous! She took time. She knew what she was doing. She has been doing it long enough that you know when she gets done, it is gonna be correct. I'm just concerned that I still have not received the batteries that they were supposed to send me about four weeks ago.

I purchased me ReSound hearing aids from my audiologist in November 2017. She carries several brands and allowed me to try them for 2 weeks at a time. I chose the ReSound because they worked the best of the three I tried. These replaced my Starkey that lasted 7 years. Well let me tell you. Every month, I had speakers replaced, sent in for replacement once and still have issues with the speakers. I am going again tomorrow for another speaker replacement in the left ear. These are not a good investment at all as this is costing me time and money.

I have partial hearing loss and it was bad. The guy who got me the insurance told me to go to Resound and I got a behind-the-ear hearing aid from them. I use it all the time except for when I'm in bed and in the morning hours. Everything has been great. I can hear and since having it, my life has been better. People should get themselves a hearing aid from ReSound.

I have had the ReSound LiNX 3D hearing aids for about 7 months. After 5 months I sent one in as the front microphone was not working. Now, 2 months later the other device has been sent off. I am being told a week later that it will next week before I get it back. My audiologist has been great but for $7,000 this product should have far better quality. I have sent an email to the manufacturer requesting a conversation, and I am quite positive that they will be able to hear me quite clearly when we speak.

I purchased my ReSound hearing aids in July 2016. Right off the bat every time I’d work outside and sweat my hearing aids would first signal low battery then go dead. New batteries did not help. I’d have to leave them out overnight for them to dry out and then they would work until I’d sweet again. I’m an outdoor person so I do work up a sweat. The audiologist would say ReSound is having an issue with these but won’t admit it. Finally a year ReSound supposedly fix the problem and I got a new set never mind I had them set in 6 times already. The new set works better but I still have to send them in on an average of every 6 weeks.

Purchased in June 2017. By March 2018, one hearing aid had been "rebuilt" twice and replaced once. It still has the same problem, after 1-2 weeks it periodically lowers the volume to where I cannot hear it under normal conditions/background noise. Turning it off and then back on will sometimes correct the problem, most times it will not. My audiologist has witnessed the problem while the hearing aid was connected to her computer for checking the programming. Now ReSound says it will not repair or replace the hearing aid! I'm stuck with one new ReSound hearing aid and one old (2004) ReSound hearing aid.

My ReSound hearing aids were purchased in early 2018 (still under warranty). Both have been returned to the factory for replacement twice. In addition, they have gone to the local repairs shop for times 2 for each instrument. Each time, they've been unavailable for use 7-15 days. Very unsatisfactory. I now carry my old hearing aids with me when I travel -- just in case.

I've used Starkey hearing aids (issued by the VA) for 19 years. This year the VA issued me ReSound with a 3D App for my iPhone. First - you don't need to own an iPhone to use these hearing aids. If you have an iPhone it provides a graphic interface that makes it easier to use and it links to the iPhone for music and phone calls, apps, etc. (don't know about Androids). The audiologist also pre-programmed my hearing aids so I can do single, double or triple taps on the hearing aids to change the settings. I've only had these hearing aids for 24 hours, and so far I'm impressed with the capabilities and the ability to tailor for my hearing and environment. I plan to update this in a week or so.

Resound has decided not to continue to support the iPhone 5S I have and trying to force patients to upgrade to the new iPhone 10. Well I just received these and going to take them back for exchange with VA. They had issues when I first received and when Apple upgraded they went to crap. Audiologist are in the dark regarding APP fees Apple has and the decision Resound made to make them inop in bluetooth. Bad decision, don't issue troops something and not support it in the following months.

Resound Hearing is the first set of hearing aids I've ever had. When I'm using my phone and I've got it on the phone symbol, every once in a while, the bell starts to go off and it destabilizes the phone. Then I get silenced between the right ear and the left ear. I took the hearing aids in to the VA technician up in Reno and he couldn't find what was going on. It seemed to work fine but we were only dealing in very close proximity with each other. Then I found out that you can't leave the phone program on all around and expect it to jump over to the phone symbol that's ringing around my pocket and be clear. The problem may be in the programming of the phone and not on the hearing aids themselves.

An audiologist who ran all the tests said I needed hearing aids. The one from Resound Hearing work and I’m delighted with them. I wasn't really aware that I had a significant hearing loss, but the moment I put these hearing aids on in the morning, I'm suddenly aware of the sounds that I wasn't hearing until that moment. Also, the Bluetooth is a fun toy and I can control it through my phone, which is very useful. The hearing aids that I have prior to these weren't comfortable, so I intended not to wear them. But with the Resound Hearing aids, I put them on in the morning and take them off before I go to bed and I'm not even aware of them in between. I would recommend them.

My hearing loss is severe in one ear. The Resound Hearing Aid I have is behind the ear with a tube going into my ear. The only feature that was new to me was the control on my iPhone, which I really like a lot. I'll either switch to speech clarity if everybody's in front of me or I switch to the restaurant all around if I'm in the middle of the group, and I control the volume. I'll also increase the speech clarity when I'm watching TV in the evening. My hearing is definitely better with Resound Hearing. If I hadn't been introduced to them years ago when I started wearing hearing aids, I would think the cost was very high but actually, I was delighted with how reasonable the cost was. I also don’t notice that it’s there and the battery seems to last a little longer than my last hearing aid too. I recommended ReSound to someone and went with them as well.

I’ve had substantial partial hearing loss and tinnitus in my right ear that was very bad. I started with another provider. We looked at several different hearing aids and what I really like about the ReSound Hearing Aids was the control that I could have with the app on my phone. The app is extremely useful. I can control the volume for my right and/or left ears equally. Also, I can adjust the tinnitus for six different types of sound. It generates the white noise options for my tinnitus which provides relief.

I have been loyal to ReSound. Let’s keep it simple. I have the iPhone 10. They knew it was coming out. Nightmare. The hearing aids are worthless to me. They tell me to reset everything. Which I did. Pain in the **. One week later the same. Nightmare. I spent $8000 or more for Bluetooth. Nightmare. iPhone 10 has been out a long time. I should not suffer. Hearing loss is bad enough. Never again ReSound!!

I am getting, I think my third or fourth set of ReSound Hearing Aids. It seems like every time I get them replaced they work for about four to six weeks and then poof. The company has extended my warranty but I have no idea how many times they will keep doing this. First the right one goes. This last time was the left one. Now it’s back to the right one being distorted. Wish I could have gotten a refund for what we paid for these. I do need them but what a hassle of getting them replaced or sending them in every time.

I have ReSound Hearing Aids CL862-DRW bilateral. I purchased them because of the compatibility with the iPhone but I am beginning to think it was a mistake. I am experiencing a intermittent snapping noise in one or both ears. The hearing aids have been sent for repair twice and now the snapping noise is happening again. No one has offered a cause for this strange problem but my thought is that it is related to the iPhone. Has anyone had this strange experience?

Despite many complaints I’ve read here, I love my 2-month-old Over-The-Ear aids. I travel a lot and I need reliable, simple, good sound quality. So far great. The audiologist is 1 mile from my house. Great service. Paid $125 for earmolds that DON’T stain. Unlike 2 sets of Siemens I have had. I stream music, FM radio, movies, and phone calls, without a dongle. Batteries (13s) last 4 days to a week and these puppies are on Bluetooth (iPhone app) 9-14 hours a day. Just the phone call capability is worth it. Siemens aids required me to pull aid from left ear (when I NOTICED a call in) to hear without feedback. As a result over 5 years I dropped two aids. One went down a storm drain and another was stepped on. No more. And FIND MY HEARING AID? This is part of the app and for sure will come in handy at some point.

I'm learning that if you have an Android smartphone, are technically savvy and considering ReSound hearing aids, just keep walking. ReSounds are clearly made for old people who don't use smartphones or technology. First of all, many of the features and app screens shown in the owner's manual don't actually exist on the Android application. They're working on that, they say.

I am disappointed with My ReSound Hearing aids, I have had them for Two and a half years, and something seems to be going on all the time. They have been repaired quite a few times, mainly the receivers, and replaced once. The company did extend the warranty because of the issues. But I don’t feel I should have to be getting them fixed all the time and I don’t feel I hear as well as I should.

I Have a pair of ReSound Hearing Aids that are not compatible with my Samsung S8 phone. I have no way to contact the company to find out when their app will support my phone. These things are worthless without the app. JUNK!!!!

I am on my third set of ReSound aids, provided by the VA. The government must have gotten a great deal on these little buggers because they're completely useless. OK in a room where I am the only person, put another person in there and I cannot hear anything intelligible over their talking.

I've had my hearing aids about a year and a half one or the other has been in repair almost the whole time, they even replaced them. I don't think I am abusive on them. The hearing aids just seem to be faulty or very fragile. Now they are off warranty and it cost $400 to fix one. I just get it back and the other one quits working, I can't afford it. Just my review of the quality I guess. I have contacted the manufacturers and am waiting on a response.

I’ll be 69 in February and my left ear started going a little bit. It’s been frustrating trying to connect with a ReSound professional. I called one and they said they were not ReSound. I filled out an online questionnaire and I was referred to one in Brunswick, Georgia, which is the nearest town where I live. They said they could get me the hearing aids, but that they were not ReSound authorized dealers. I thought that was unusual getting that referral from ReSound itself. I would prefer dealing with an authorized dealer. So I called ReSound's 888 number and they referred me to a firm in Savannah, which is so farther away. They said that they had ReSound hearing aids.

As a lifelong hearing aid wearer, I have tried many brands: Widex, Starkey, Phonak, Oticon, Siemens, and Unitron. Newest brand tried: ReSound. The ReSound ENZO2 absolutely have been a nightmare. I have now figured out these hearing aids have played a major and negative impact on me overall since getting the ReSound ENZO2. The Multi Mics are nice only if there is no other ambient noise in the room and must be on all-around mode to get full reception. I have never experienced such impacts with any prior hearing aid brands. I have had a bilateral sensorineural moderate-severe to profound loss since birth.

Read several reviews regarding poor or intermittent performance of ReSound hearing aids. I used to have problems with spotty performance, static, cut out etc. After several returns for service they still did not function properly. About two years ago, my audiologist said I should always use Rayovac batteries in Resounds (I use 312 size in my aids). I thought, "Sure sure. I bet he gets some sort of endorsement fee." So I continued to use whatever name brand (Energizer, Duracell etc) was on sale. No luck. Problems continued. I finally asked why Rayovac? The answer I got was technical. They have more heat dispersing holes than other brands. I switched and no problems since. It's hard to believe but true. I still buy when on sale but I buy Rayovac. It might not work for you but what does it cost to try it for a few cycles? Cheaper than new aids and you can always go back to other brands.

I have very poor hearing in high frequency sounds and have in the ear hearing aids. I have been wearing the ReSound Hearing Aids for nine months. Previously I used Starkey. The Resound works great when I use my iPhone, or sit in a relatively quiet place with a person. However, in more challenging environments, no matter how much I fuss with the settings, I get frustrated and cannot hear. I am in my early fifties, and people in their 80's with hearing aids out hear me. Large, cavernous rooms with mumbly speakers don't work.

Resound LiNX2 Hearing Aids: I received a set of Resound Hearing Aids about 18 months ago and they have been a problem from day one. The right one stopped working the very next day. They have been sent in for repairs more than 6 times and still do not work properly. Now that they are out of warranty all repairs are my responsibility. All I can do is purchase another set from a different company.

My son had done a lot of research on the hearing aids and picked ReSound over the others. It's a quality and flexible product with some interesting extras from the standpoint of the little box that takes my Bluetooth and retransmits it. The hearing aid was very well done and very professionally handled. I'm now getting high frequencies that I was not getting before, which helps in my complete hearing experience. I've already recommended it.

ReSound gave me a price I couldn’t turn down and I got the LiNX which got a good sound and music. We’ve been trying to find someone that can program the hearing aid correctly since ReSound’s didn’t help me out. They messed up the way they got the programming and I was sitting there when they did it and I kept complaining. They didn’t give any support once I got the pair of hearing aids. I went through 10 sets of hearing aids in less than eight months.

My audiologist thought ReSound Hearing was best for me and she said that the quality is better and the price was definitely cheaper than the ones I had before it. I got the ReSound LS961-DRW and it made my quality of life a lot better. My favorite feature is the Bluetooth. I also got their iPhone app which has helped in different situations because I can do settings like all around, party, wind or restaurant. But there are issues when I get in large groups. No matter what setting I had it on, I don’t understand what the people are saying because I’m still getting so much background noise. Also, I'm in Freeman, North Carolina and I had to get to Asheville to get some wax tips and guards. Then I had a warranty issue and they took care of it, and I had a very pleasant experience. I would definitely recommend ReSound.

I've had ReSound Hearing Aids for a year and a half and I've had a very good experience with it. I can use Bluetooth with the hearing aid and it goes to my iPhone, on my GPS. It is high quality and I would recommend it.

I got the ReSound LiNX2 61 Mini through the VA so the cost was very good. I can stream the Mini mic and TV very easily. However, I'm having an issue with it right now because it has a dome which has disappeared and I don't know what to do about it. The hearing aids improved my life to some degree. I still miss things that I shouldn’t be missing since I bought it. But I'm getting used to doing things better.

I received these Linx 3D hearing aids about six weeks ago. The volume is supposed to go up and down according to my environment (restaurant, gym). It routinely goes up and down with no reason - I can be watching TV and the volume goes up for a few seconds, then down, etc. Has anyone heard of this? My hearing aid guy is trying to work on this and wants me to be satisfied but so far no solution. I like the fit and style. Any knowledge of this problem would be super helpful. Otherwise, it is a good hearing aid.

I have been using hearing aids for over 20 years. I was satisfied with Siemens and Phonak and only switched to ReSound LS9ITE DW MP for the anticipated increase in versatility and iPhone control. Unfortunately, I find that the volume setting is erratic. It will suddenly jump to very low or very high volume for no apparent reason. The company technical representative was worthless and my audiologist tried and failed on several occasions to adjust the aids both with and without discussing it with the ReSound technicians.

I have over-the-ear hearing aids from ReSound. I don't like them because I can't hear well with them. I use my iPhone to adjust them but it doesn't help that much. I also tried to have them adjusted but it still didn't help. The fact that I can't hear well hampers conversation in groups. I cannot enter into conversations as I normally would. Though I'm not completely satisfied, my experience overall has been very good.

I went with ReSound Hearing Aids because they were recommended. I got the model that went over the ear. I have the app on the phone and they showed me how to do it. I do the adjustments on my phone. It is also very easy to use the other app to change the control. I don’t wear them much but my wife thinks that I can hear her better when I have them on. The Bluetooth doesn’t work well with my car though or I can’t figure it out. I normally answer the phone when I’m driving and it gets all screwed up. If I have the hearing aids on, I end up losing the call. But besides that, I’d recommend it and I have been recommending it to other people.

ReSound was recommended by an audiologist in Big Bear Lake. I’ve had Siemens before and two pairs of Phonak. All those required me to have something hanging around my neck but ReSound doesn’t and I appreciate that. I had to move in October last year when my wife developed a brain tumor so I had to continue down here in the Covina area with a doctor of audiology. I asked for ReSound in-the-ear versions and they were the best available. I have an iPhone and I have the hearing aid app on it. I also got the remote control because I don’t like to fiddle with the phone if I’m hearing a symphony or attending a concert and I’m listening to the TV through that connection accessory that transmits to my hearing aids from the television.

My friend and I were talking about the fact that we couldn’t hear anymore and he had gotten hearing aids from ReSound and loved them. He said nothing but great things about ReSound so I thought if he likes them, I probably would like them too. When I got home, I looked ReSound up online and looked in the area on the web that's close. I had three choices, picked one of them, set up an appointment and went in. I got the behind-the-ear hearing aids that you control with your iPhone. I use my iPhone app daily and it's been fine. I love the hearing aids. As a matter of fact, I forget I got them in and I almost got in the shower a couple of times with them. The higher octave of hearing is what I was impaired with. And with these hearing aids, I don’t say, “Huh?” quite like I used to. It's nice to hear things that I've forgotten and that I didn’t hear anymore.

I rented a pair of hearing aids from other brands before but Resound Hearing Aids work better. I got the LiNX2 which came in the mail from Kentucky and I took them to the hearing consultant here. The cost was outstanding because I got them through free source, not retail. But they set up the app on my phone which helped a lot. I had it set up to my favorites so when I do different things, it changes. I also have a pair of wireless headphones that I use at home when I’m in bed. Overall I like my Resound Hearing Aids a lot. My life is a lot better now and my wife likes that I can hear her.

I love my ReSound hearing aids. I've been using Bluetooth headphones to listen to my TV and computer audio. However, I was getting annoying feedback on my hearing aids. My provider suggested that I try the ReSound TV Streamer 2. I tried it with my TV and the sound was horrible so I gave up and moved on to my computer. The sound was fine but I could no longer get on the Internet thru WiFi. I discovered in both cases, since I have practically WiFi of everything that the Streamer interfered with the WiFi signals. In order to use the Streamer with my computer, I had to turn off WiFi and connect the computer with an Ethernet cable to my router to get both to work.

I tried to reach ReSound because the dealer that I purchased my hearing aid from had sent it to them for repairs and it was never returned to me. I tried to reach the dealer (fixyourears.com) and he did not respond to my calls. When I spoke to ReSound's Customer Service department, first they said they had never received it. Then they said they did receive it but were waiting for the dealer to call them back. This has been going on for over a month and I must say the hearing aid industry ranks right up there with used car dealers, snake oil salesmen and other unethical businesses that prey on the elderly and other disadvantaged people. I paid over $5,000 for these hearing aids, and it looks like I am going to have to buy new ones because the industry is full of greedy charlatans.

I went to one doctor and he gave me a Widex but they won't work with me on a payment arrangement. So then, I went to another doctor and they recommended the ReSound. I had it for about three weeks then I switched back over to the Widex. I wasn't dissatisfied with the ReSound, I just prefer the Widex. It seems like it is a better hearing aid to me. There is more control with the Widex than with the ReSound. I reckon I am just used to its app and I like that better.

My family had purchased and used Resound hearing aids before. I went with them as well. Having tinnitus, the LiNX2 that I got from Resound was very good. Being able to adjust the volume is nice. I also like the Bluetooth capability and the iPhone app is very intuitive. Resound is pretty comfortable until you've had it on for four or five hours. But then, wearing anything longer than that becomes uncomfortable, no matter what it is. Overall, I'm very happy with it.

First, let me state that I have been hard of hearing since I was a toddler and was officially diagnosed and given hearing aids in 1995 and I have worn a variety of different brands, including Widex, Phonak, Oticon and now ReSound. I got the ReSound ENZO hearing aids from my audiologist's recommendation and they are the WORST hearing aids that I have ever had.

I can't pair my ReSound Hearing Aids and when I finally paired them using my iPhone, the app said they're not paired. My audiologist told me to come in on Thursday and she'll see if she can help me. I am happy with my audiologist. I've used her for the last 10 years. She has been very helpful but I'm not happy with my hearing aids yet. I won't be happy with them until I get full use of them. We replaced the right one because it was defective and the left one worked better than the right one but they are both working right now.

I was referred to the EMT at the Womack Army Medical Center where I was given the ReSound hearing aids with the remote. I can tell the difference when I use them, from the time I put them in to the time I take them off. I also like the remote feature. You can answer your phone when you're in a crowd or in a meeting, and if you don't want to listen to whoever's speaking then you can listen to your phone music using the Android app. I just want the design to be a little better. When I take the little rubber ear pieces off ever so often to clean and change the filter, they rip or they get stuck in the ear because they don't stay on tight enough. ReSound could use a different kind of material for the end towards the filter, or a little stronger or thicker at that end.

I had a pair of hearing aids before that were not ReSound. My previous audiologist had some experience on her and she knew how to tune the hearing aids. She'd know what I was talking about when I go to her, tweak the hearing aids a bit then I could hear great. She kept it that way until I lost one of them and replaced them with ReSound.

I got the LiNX2 from ReSound Hearing Aids. I liked and trusted the people I dealt with at the hearing aid center. They're the ones that measured my hearing and the ones that I believed in. They're the ones that said, "Use this one. It's probably better." I liked them so much that I let them decide for me and I went with what they wanted. I use my hearing aids with my iPhone and leave it in the same mode all the time. Other than being able to go from all-around mode to restaurant mode, there's no big deal to having it via wireless. However, the prices of these hearing aids are ridiculous. Fortunately for me, money is not an issue, but if I wasn’t as lucky as I am to have the financial resources, I don’t know how anybody spends this much money on one of ReSound's products.

The provider whom I bought my Resound hearing aids from was in an ENT doctor’s office area. I saw the doctor first, had a hearing test, went to the provider’s office, and he went ahead and ordered the hearing aids. I liked that I was able to do that. So far, my experience with Resound has been so good. I also like that I got a remote with them to change programs and mute them. And when one of the speaker wires went bad, it was replaced under warranty. However, the battery is a size 13 and it’s supposed to last a long time, but I’m lucky to get a week out of them.

ReSound was one of the brands recommended and they also had an app whereas the other brands didn’t. Their representative has been very gracious and has helped me work through some minor issues like the length of wires, etc. ReSound is fine though I have't figured out how to use my cellphone with them. My fingers can't find the buttons in the app. Also, it would be great if they could embed the technology to charge the device instead of replacing batteries. And they could make the colored dot that differentiates between the right and left ear much bigger, too.

Resound LINX2 Mini-Rics OK then failed. I was fitted with these a year ago, by the VA, and was pleased with them at first. I had to trade my Blackberry for an iPhone 5 to control the hearing aids, the iPhone has been terrible, battery life is pathetic. A couple of months ago the Hearing Aids started having intermittent problems. I saw my audiologist at the VA. He did some programming tweaks and they seemed fine again. Then they started having problems, they dropped out and in intermittently and it was distracting and annoying. I went to see the audiologist again, he did some tweaks and they were still acting up. Just before I was done with the visit the left hearing aid started screeching in my ear (sounded like a FAX machine) I pulled it out quickly and then, a minute later, the right hearing aid did the same. The audiologist sent them back for repairs. I am not satisfied with these hearing aids and could not recommend them for others.

I have tried some hearing aids from a different company and they did exactly what I wanted them to do in their office. Then, when ReSound called, I got a pair of the behind-the-ear style from them to compare. I ordered a gray color and they didn't have another pair so I just took the beige ones because we were moving on a trip and I needed them. They're comfortable and a lot cheaper than others. They also seemed to be doing what the other brand was doing at the time. But in the long run, I realized I made a mistake and spent $4,000 for almost nothing.

I injured my hearing years ago so I have been without good hearing for most of my life. I did not realize it until I was in the navy and they put me through a sonar test which I failed. Then I wanted to be a teacher so I was taking night classes. They gave me hearing tests and they said, “Your hearing is not very good really.” So then I started investigating and the first thing I got was Miracle Ear. I had that for many years and then I needed an upgrade. That’s when I got into ReSound which was recommended to me by Sonus. They showed me the attachment through the TV and that was what sold me on it. My wife had Parkinson’s and we were having difficulty with her and I watching television and interfering with each other, and I wanted to have something that was separate. So that was what appealed to me.

I don’t like any hearing aids but I put up with it and I got ReSound hearing aids. ReSound Hearing aids can be controlled with a smartphone and I was interested in that. Costco is a bit cheaper but ReSound's quality is good. They also did a more thorough examination than what I had in other dealers I had looked at. Also, other brands of hearing aids didn’t match all the details that they went through Costco. So, I like Resound. The options on changing special needs and the different programs were what I liked the best. I have an iPhone and I like the ReSound app for different conditions. I change it when I need to and it’s easier than clicking the buttons on top of a hearing aid. I used to have a problem where I never understood the speakers at a meeting and now ReSound makes me able to hear. I usually understand face to face conversations but not in an auditorium of some kind so ReSound helped me a lot. It's a good experience.

I never had hearing aids before my ReSound LiNX2. I like its integration with the iPhone and the availability of the app. With some other phone companies, I can use the Bluetooth, but they don’t integrate the same way. The app has made me even more likely to wear my hearing aids because it’s certainly far more convenient than listening to the speaker phone.

I had gone to other hearing aid centers. They used different companies and I was fitted with the different brands of hearing devices. Then I chose the technician and I go with whatever brand he sells and represents. My hearing aid technician opened an office and I went to him and he fitted me with ReSound 10 years ago. He takes real good care of me and fixes anything that goes wrong with the hearing aids or sends it back to get it fixed.

My audiologist told me about ReSound a while back. I liked that it was a solid name with a good review and I got the ENZO2. I enjoy the Bluetooth connectivity. It shares audio notification to my phone and the app does switching between programs and some of the finer tuning control. I also like not having to take my hearing aids out every time I have to talk on the phone. Overall, they monitor easier pretty much. It's also easy to use. The only complaint that I would have is sometimes the connectivity has interference. If I listen to a podcast, it’ll sometimes bump off. It’s quite annoying because there’s an audible sound that comes across it. But just restarting the podcast usually helps.

I have had my devices returned 5 times during the last two years for shutting off. They have completely replaced one and now the other is doing exactly the same thing. Also their app is mediocre at best.

My husband was getting a hearing test as a preliminary study for a cochlear implant. And the doctor said to him to try the Resound hearing aids. ReSound is good and had a special guarantee. If one doesn't like it, it could be returned. My husband had been loyal to a friend who had a hearing aid business and the hearing aid he got from his friend did him fine for a few years, but then my husband needed better technology. He tried the Resound hearing aids and loved them.

I got Resound LiNX hearing aid and it goes behind the ear then there's a tube that goes to the other thing in the ear. It's light and not very visible. Since using the hearing aids, it has vastly improved my hearing. I got the three channels and it has a channel just for the background noise. It works okay and I could hear the crunching of a paper and little things. It's incredible. But the hearing aids are grossly overpriced and its technology is such that I’d feel could be a lot better. Channel two was not functioning properly and channel three was useless. I’ve sent it back twice to the company and they've either sent back a new one or fixed the old one.

The Resound Dot hearing aid set I got at Rametta Audiology in Tarentum, PA is placed behind the ear then the microphone is in my ear canal. It’s now six or seven years old and still work good. The only problem with the hearing aids was that when I wear them outside and I sweat, they turn off. If it’s raining, they get wet and turn off as well. And I noticed it’s difficult to hear in large crowds with these hearing aids.

I went purely with what my audiologist told me to get and purchased ReSound hearing aids through Homestead Medical. The Bluetooth option is my favorite feature. If I'm talking on the phone, it's phenomenal. I can hear conversations so much clearer. However, the hearing aids and I are still having a love-hate relationship. Sometimes I can’t hear out of the devices and they're a pain and sometimes they’re working great and I forget that I have them in. I'm still new to the product so we’re working on co-existing and I’m not giving up on them. It's just that I need to learn to live with them. It's not perfect but it's good.

I spent $4200 on hearing aids that were pretty worthless. They were good, until the warranty was off them. The ReSound Alera has a plastic tube that holds the microphone. There are 2 major problems with it. 1) The microphone is half hidden by your ear and you only hear about half of what you should. 2) It cost $350 per hearing aid to get it repaired because the plastic tube with the microphone on it will break and usually one month AFTER the warranty is off it. (I spent another $1500 in repairs on the hearing aids in 3 years).

Father-in-law had this pair of ReSound units before moving from Texas (Purchased at Costco) to Oregon to live with my wife and I. He would not wear the hearing aids and complained about them being too loud. I work in the I.T. industry so I figured the remote and hearing aids needed fresh batteries and relink (pair) the remote. First I would like to say that the old batteries had long been removed and no place even online could I find a model number. The manual was generic listing NOTHING for battery type or size. Once the batteries were fresh I tried to pair the units and only one would pair.

I have ReSound LiNX2 aids. They work great but I have this problem with them as they draw moisture into the battery compartment causing the aids to short out. I can dry out the battery and compartment and the aid works for awhile. I sent a email to the company and received one back. Was told to have the dealer send them back with a note stating the problem. I did this when it first started, the aids came back and were suppose to be fixed but within a week the aids were doing it again. I told the person that this was done before. Haven't heard anything since.

I have had nothing but trouble with my Resound Linx hearing aid. Initially I was sold on the iPhone capability but found the streaming to be ineffective. Most of the time, I could not hear people using this function due to background feedback and also people complained they could not hear me either. Unless you hold your phone near your mouth, the speaker does not pick up the voice well. Well the whole point of having the Bluetooth is so you don't have to carry your phone! In addition, when in the car, the streaming was weak, also due to feedback and background noise. So each time I was in my car, I would have to deactivate the streaming feature and use my car radio Bluetooth, which was a far better and clearer sound. It finally got to the point where I just asked my audiologist to turn off the iPhone connection.

I have not had good hearing aids before and then I was talking to my audiologist a couple of years ago and she told me to try the ReSound hearing aids. I'm horrible with technology but she said I would be able to hear on the phone and do a bunch of other things. So, I got the hearing aids and it has made a big difference to my life. Before, it was painful trying to hear without Bluetooth. But now, it is not, and it’s a big improvement over my last hearing aids. However, I wanted a fit that went into my ear a long way, but they gave me these little stubby things and we had to send them back two times. The first time wasn't even close and the second time wasn't enough. It took a third time before they figured I was serious. Other than that, it's been good. I love it and I'm very happy. I get them every two years and I'm going to get another one as soon as I'm eligible.

My husband has been wearing ReSound hearing aids for quite a number of years and so, I went to the same audiologist and she prescribed them. I had done a baseline test about two years ago. So, I've been following with the audiologist and then last year, I did another one. This past summer I asked if I'm supposed to be wearing hearing aids and she said whenever I am ready. I was volunteering in a second-grade classroom and I wasn't hearing all those little voices, even when they were just sitting next to me, reading. My granddaughter was saying, "Grammy, you have to sing." "What? Say that again." I realized that I wasn't hearing everything.

I am a 69 year old retired guy who is experiencing hearing aids for the first time. I had my hearing tested and evaluated. It was found that I did have a moderate hearing loss. Heredity and shooting guns for hunting without proper ear protection no doubt contributed some to my hearing loss. My grandfather and dad both wore hearing aids. My dad had them for over 55 years due to a WWII disability.

I had ReSound for many years, and this is my fourth hearing aids from them. The ability to hear and talk to someone without everybody else listening is amazing. I borrowed the TV transmitter from the audiologist and used that for a couple of weeks before taking it back. If I could afford it, that's what I would have right now. It uses their proprietary Bluetooth transmission to take the sound from the output of my television or stereo to my hearing aids, and I can adjust the volume on that. But that technology costs way too much. They could make their products cheaper.

I just got it about 3 days ago when listening to TV. It has a different sound like 2 different people talking. I only wear one in right ear but I had a oticon and did not have that problem. I like your features like the bass and treble adjustments that oticon does not have but I like to have the same sound in both ears.

I had other family members with ReSound and they were happy with their hearing aids, so I went there, too. Then I got my second set of ReSound hearing aids, one of the best ones that they've got. The LiNX2 is a newer model and it seemed pretty good. It's got that little G-loop thing to it. I like that it has stuff go directly to my ear, like from my phone or podcast, or if I have a phone call. I use the iPhone app that they have. I go on there and adjust it for different settings, depending on what I'm doing, like I can adjust the volume control if I want to hear people better. But if I want to hear better the people all around me in the car, then I hit the outdoor setting.

I recently purchased the LiNX2 hearing aids and I love them. I had them set differently for watching TV or for playing with an XBOX. My cell phone talks to the box that I hook the TV to, and then the TV plays directly through my ears. I like the idea that I can lose my hearing aids and then find them with my phone using the ReSound app.

I like the clarity of the LiNX2. The app made it easier to control the hearing aids. Everything has been fine so far, and I would recommend ReSound.

I recently purchased ReSound Smart Hearing aids and my 60 day trial is almost up. I am seriously considering returning them this week. They are expensive and I have had issues with them turning off. At first I noticed it when receiving phone calls but now it has happened multiple times. At first it was just the left hearing aid but now it has also happened to the right one. The only way I have to correct this issue is to open the door and then reclose it. The biggest disappointment is paying a large amount of money for something that is giving issues before my 60 day trial is up! I have worked tirelessly with the audiologist in trying to correct issues but I am not having any success. It does not give me a confident feeling with this going on to keep these hearing aids. The only way would be to extend the trial period and offer a full refund if the problem is not corrected.

I have had a pair of ReSound digital hearing aids for about 4 years. They have 3 different pre-programmed hearing 'styles'. My experience has not been good. One just quit but was replaced. My disappointment mostly has to do with feedback. I have returned several times to the audiologist about this and I have been through multiple ear bud styles and finally got the custom fit buds. It made little difference. Any high frequency noise sets up a horrible feedback screech, especially in the ear with more aid. I have had experiences of having to rip the aid out of my ear to avoid a painful event. Worst of all it is not possible to listen to music louder than low background level. Now when I listen, I do not use the aids, rather I feed the stereo via iTunes using an equalizer spectrum profile similar to that of my hearing aids. The hearing aids have been relegated to speech enhancers for watching television with another person.

Receive these from the VA. Constant problems. Sent them back twice for repairs. These are digital and they keep going on and off. First I could not get them to balance, I thought, then I realize it was going on and off on its own. I sent it off, came back repaired. Working fine, then the left side did the same thing. Sent in for repair, was all good until this morning then it went crazy loud, then went off. Now it is back on and working fine. I've got another appointment Dec. 15 and will trade these in. They are also interfering with my glasses so I will go with inner ear kind. Model # LINX2.

I like the ReSound be hearing aid and would like to keep it but the plastic tube that protects the wire running to the microphone keeps deteriorating and breaks. This has happened multiple times and now that it is not produced anymore, the cost just to get a new plastic tube is over $400. This is usurious and needs to be addressed.

My Linx 2 hearing aids keep failing. Every 6 weeks or so my hearing aids break. They have been back to Resound twice and today the left hearing aid has developed a growling in it again for the third time. The software was changed settings on its own and has needed to be reset several times. My hearing aids are provided by the VA and they are great to deal with but the constant failure of the hearing aids is getting old. I will go to the VA again on Dec. 6th, 2016 to get them repaired again.

I purchased a pair of LiNX2 aids in 5/14. Purchase price of over $3200. I returned the right aid within a month because reception quality was poor. Unfortunately I kept the left and have had nothing but problems and frustrations since. Sound quality varies wildly. Microphone suddenly stops and starts. Cannot tell you how many times I've been to audiologist. Now a few months after warranty ran out I am being told I will need new microphone for a cost of $400. My partner got Miracle Aid (2) for 800 dollars less and has had no problems. GN Resound is crap. Being on a fixed income I now have to save money to get Miracle Aid. Do not buy ReSound for any reason.

When my two year old out of warranty hearing aid failed, I took it to my audiologist for repair. I was informed that in order to have the device repaired by its manufacturer (ReSound) I would be required to purchase a 6 month or 12 month warranty. I was happy to pay for the cost of the repair, but did not want to purchase a warranty. I was told that I had to pay for the warranty or the manufacturer would not accept my hearing aid for repair. I verbally confirmed this with ReSound via telephone and was told that it was an industry policy. If this is so, it is a very unattractive method of diverting consumer funds from the legitimate cost of repair to the highly lucrative net profit from product warranties. I am not displease with the product but highly disturbed by this devious and unprofessional practice.

I have Resound Hearing aids and purchased the BTB-2 Bluetooth phone clip to use with my Galaxy 5 android cell phone. This Bluetooth voice transmitter is of poor quality. My customers constantly claim they can not understand me because of static or poor sound quality. Secondly the clip that holds the Bluetooth to your shirt has broken twice. First time under warranty and now it's out of warranty. The clip can not be repaired requiring complete replacement of the Bluetooth at $250. If you are active, don't waste your time with the Phone Clip, it is a waste of money. Put your $ in an iPhone as these hearing aids work directly through an iPhone eliminating the need for a separate Bluetooth.

I'm getting the impression that ReSound is only capable of making usable hearing aids for the left ear. Got my hearing aids in September, immediately had problems with the right aid in staying connected with the left aid, and with streaming. Sent it back, took a month. Just got it back on Monday 11/7, was told they replaced the entire aid. After 3 days of use, now the right aid is completely dead. Changed batteries, cleaned the dome, replaced dome and wax filter. Nothing. It doesn't even give a signal when I turn it on. What is the problem with hearing aids for the right ear? Now I could send it back again and wait another month, but instead I will be looking for a full refund and buying hearing aids from a different manufacturer.

I bought my ReSound LiNX2 9 half-shells in September. It's November. The right hearing aid is awful, even after working with the audiologist. It cuts out when I'm streaming a lot, and yesterday, it randomly started dropping the volume to barely noticeable levels. In my opinion, for $5,000 for the pair, ReSound can afford to put a little more effort into creating a consistent product. Never again.

Love my ReSound hearing aids. Only complaint is although the phone device works great, the clip that attaches to your clothing or string/rope that's included with the device is absolutely a joke and ReSound is very aware of the manufacturing defected design. The phone device cost $300.00 and the clip breaks way too easy and no repair is offered. The only option is you have to rebuy the whole device. If anyone does the slightest research just reading reviews you'll be able to find that this is a major complaint. The audiologist company I purchased my ReSound hearing aids from admits very poor design. ReSound NEEDS TO ADDRESS THE PROBLEM.

When I began to admit that I am maybe hard of hearing, I got online and I was looking for something that’s a little more technologically advanced. I found ReSound and liked the technology associated with it so I emailed them and asked for a vendor. They sent me to McDonald’s Hearing Aid but I ended up at the one over on Douglas Boulevard. I had a terrible time with McDonald’s submitting the claim to my insurance company. I had to get crazy with them to get them to even return my calls about it. I received the product on July 22nd and I just got payment this week. I even emailed ReSound and let them know because they referred me to them. But it’s been resolved.

I previously had another brand and my hearing aid specialist told me that ReSound came out with a Bluetooth version, and that's what motivated me because I like the Bluetooth feature. I talk on the phone and it streams right to my hearing aids. I watch television this way, too. I don't have to turn the volume up so loud that all my neighbors get upset. You have to buy the app and the device. It's a very good feature being able to talk on the phone. It really made a difference.

My ReSound LiNX2 has made my life better. I like the Apple compatibility in that it has bluetooth that connects with the iPhone. With the app, I'm able to use my cellphone via bluetooth and get 100% instead of 50% as I put the phone to my ear. However, they need to get Apple to make it a quicker shortcut to go back and forth from your car.

I love these ReSound Hearing Aids and I enjoy being able to control them with my iPhone. It's made it easier for me to converse with other people and that's just absolutely great. I use them all the time, everyday. They were provided to me by the VA on their recommendation.

I noticed that my financial adviser was wearing hearing aids. I asked and he told me a little bit about it. I went from there and talked to my audiologist. I was able to try out the ReSound hearing aid. It fits comfortably and I hardly know that it’s there so it worked fine. I got the ReSound LiNX that works with the iPhone. I use the app on my phone, especially in certain instances like in a restaurant or when we go to a symphony, and I’m able to adjust the hearing aid to get a better sound quality. I also have a convertible, and if I’m getting wind noise, I can easily turn it off. The app helped me to have a little bit more control over my hearing aid. ReSound has improved my life. I can now hear my grandchildren when they’re talking to me. I missed some of that before. My wife doesn’t have to repeat stuff quite as often as well. I would highly recommend ReSound.

My parents thought they would save a little money and purchased this brand of hearing aid. Ever since my mom has owned them, the sides continue to fall off or they quit working. Hearing Dr.'s office refuses to use the warranty to replace these lemons. Makes me wonder if there really IS a warranty. All they continue to do is try to snap them back together or glue it or such. My parent drive 100 miles round trip at least once a month to have something done to them. So frustrating for them. So much for a savings. Would NEVER recommend this brand to anyone. My own hearing aids are Starkey. Have never had a bit of trouble after 3 years.

VA provided me with ReSound LinX2 hearing aid and I had to purchase an iPhone because the app for the hearing aid is optimized for iPhone. The app has affected my hearing aid usage in a good way. I can stream everything into my hearing aid from my phone. It’s very good when I'm driving because I put my phone on the console and I can talk. It interrupts whenever I'm streaming, and the phone call comes right into my hearing aid. That's the best thing and it's more like wearing Bluetooth earbuds.

I wanted hearing aids that I could adjust. At that time, ReSound was among those user-friendly ones that I could adjust. I used them when we go out, especially to dinner. Although, I'm quite disappointed because if I'm with someone or we're out with another couple and the woman has a fairly high voice, I can't hear her. And with these ReSound hearing aids, there's no way of cutting out the background noise. But it's a good product and it's improved my hearing. However, it's just an amplifier and I was hoping for more than that.

I bought the ReSound LiNX, the best one that the store I went to had available. The person I talked to who was a very informed engineer working for ReSound, explained anything that I was interested in about the hearing aids that I was considering. He was very helpful and answered all kinds of questions about them. My favorite feature of the product is the Bluetooth streaming and the remote control feature that I can have on my iPhone. I can put iTunes on there and when I go to church and I'm listening to music, I put it on Music setting. I'm happy to wear them because it's like having Bluetooth headphones and whenever I want to turn the music on, I just put it on.

The VA provided the ReSound Hearing Aid for me. It connects to my iPhone and the app has definitely helped my usage. I like the fact that I can connect it with my TV as well. It’s made me be able to hear a lot of things that I didn’t know I was missing.

I was in California visiting with a friend that I grew up with. She had worn hearing aids for probably 40 years. She had gotten a new pair, and her husband had gotten his very first ones. I knew I needed hearing aids as well and I liked everything that they said about ReSound, especially what her husband said since it was his first experience. I did not realize how badly I needed them till I got them. Imagine you hear this all the time and then when I take them out at night, I'd think, “Oh, my gosh, this is the way I was. How in the world did I function?” It had made that much of a difference in my life. I wish I had gotten them 10 years ago.

My hearing loss is at 85% and I've been wearing aids for 20 years. I have to sleep with one of my ReSound hearing aids on because I'm home by myself. Then, I've got the app on my iPhone that connects the hearing aids to my ears. When I answer my phone, it goes through my iPhone then into my hearing aids and that is absolutely wonderful. The battery of the hearing aids I've had before would last almost two weeks. But the batteries of the ReSound hearing aids don't last long. The rep who put them in my ear said if I get a week out of them I'm doing good. Other than that, I would recommend it as long as they had an iPhone.

My ReSound Hearing Aids have made things easier. I don’t have to worry about carrying headphones with me. Also, they were the only ones that worked with an iPhone. I’m on a borderline whether I need it or not and I sometimes don’t remember to put them in, but by using the app I realized I should use the hearing aids more often. There were some confusing things at first as far as pairing would go and even the audiologist was confused by some of those, but we worked our way through all it so right now it’s in line with my expectations.

I wanted hearing aids that were behind the ear instead of inside the ear since it's more comfortable. I got the ones from ReSound that connect to Apple products. I can hook it into my TV so I can listen through my stereo, which I really like. It helps me hear it better.

I went with ReSound because of the technology. It has more capabilities with the LiNX model than with any other brand that makes hearing aids. I like the ability to use my LiNX2 with the iPhone. The ReSound app on my phone has been very helpful. If I use a telephone receiver, I get some feedback. But with the wireless technology, it's like Bluetooth. I really don't need to use the receiver so I don't get any feedback. Overall, I'm very satisfied with the product that they offer and the support. I called them a few times, and I was able to get a response right away, so I've been very happy with them.

I like the Bluetooth of my ReSound hearing aids. I hook it up to my iPhone but I don’t know that the app has much of an impact on it other than I can change programs depending on the context. I haven’t noticed a great deal of difference in the different programs, but my wife likes me again because of the hearing aids.

A friend told me about ReSound Hearing Aids and my overall experience with them has been very good.

I’m 67 years old and I've been using hearing aids for generations. I was a customer of one of ReSound's competitors and then a friend of mine that was working with Apple told me that ReSound was planning to announce something that will work along with the iPhone, and as a technology guy, I found it very attractive and decided to give it a chance. I took the first generation for an experiment, and I was partially happy with it. I had a few difficulties especially with regard to the quality of connectivity and life of the batteries. When they came out with the LiNX2, I decided to try and switch to it.

I had used an audiologist in my former hometown of St. Charles, Illinois to monitor my hearing over the past 15 years. It was from that that I learned about Resound. I then got from them the type of hearing aid that’s placed behind the ear. I do use the Bluetooth connected to my cellphone and it’s working fine and I like the ability to toggle between restaurant or normal environment because it does help eliminate background noise when I change it to a restaurant setting. I like the ability to manage the volume through the app on my cellphone. The hearing aid is doing the way I expected it was and it's made it easier to hear everything that goes on in meetings and much easier to watch TV. Before, my wife and I were struggling and I was having trouble in a dialogue particularly when there is music in the background.

My 98 year old aunt who lives in another state needed hearing aids. She was raving about ReSound and since I knew I was having hearing problems I asked her daughter who was helping her out, what brand she had and I asked a lot of questions then they told me that they can be adjusted with an iPhone. So I went to the Georgia Hearing Institute and mentioned Resound. I definitely wanted something that could be dealt with on my iPhone.

My ReSound hearing aids are very comfortable and they have increased my quality of life. I can use the telephone and the sound comes right through my hearing aids. Also, I use the iPhone app and through it I can tell whether it’s connected or not. It also shows me the battery usage and the volume. When I have problems, I don’t know if it’s my hearing or the hearing aids so I look at the volume to see, and go back and forth with it.

I have profound hearing loss, and three years ago, I purchased ReSound hearing aids. If I’m alone in a quiet environment, I hear well. I still don’t hear when in church, but it may be a product of my personal hearing loss. I have the TV component, the little device that I hook up to the sound system on my television. In fact, my best experience was the first time I heard the television in 15 years. I had tears in my eyes. I like that I can use my hearing aids with my iPad and iPhone. The only thing is that they need to make improvements in terms of background noise. I also have the mini microphone and use it in restaurants, but it still is not enough. I need better background subtraction in noisy environments.

I’ve been wearing hearing aids for nearly 30 years now and ReSound for the last 20. I’ve researched different brands of hearing aids every time I had purchased new hearing aids and have had three models of ReSound hearing aids and their sound quality is far superior to any other make. I’ve got the LiNX2 now and a TV Streamer as well. I’m also using the Smart app with the iPhone. The app has definitely helped me because I can watch or listen to TV now without earphones. However, I’m having a problem with the inconsistent battery life of the LiNX2, especially with the right hearing aid.

ReSound Hearing Aids share the same wireless technology with the Nucleus Cochlear Implant which I have. I got the ReSound ENZO hearing aid and using the Phone Clip is my favorite. Using the Smart App increased my hearing aid usage. Because I'm able to connect the device to my iPhone, I'm able to take calls and stream music. I've also linked the hearing aid and my Cochlear implant via the Phone Clip to my iPad so that increased my usage as well. Having the hearing aid made things easier. I don’t have to carry an accessory with me if I have a long phone call and if I have my phone in my purse or in another room in the house, I can hear it ring through the hearing aid. It’s a cool feature.

I am a 69 year old female who received my first hearing device in November 2015, the Resound Linx2. I went back to the audiologist multiple times for adjustments and finally purchased two aids, unfortunately without trying any other brands. The longer I wore them the more frustrated I became. I have to say "what" as often or more often than before I started wearing them. She has made additional adjustments but I still can't understand when speaking with someone other than one on one.

I returned to Costco and spoke with Jeff and he was very helpful as I explained the problems I had. He was able to have the hearing aids completely overhauled and return in a very short time. Since then I have not had any difficulty, they work great. Thanks to Jeff, Costco and ReSound they did for me what was right.

I have been wearing hearing aids since 2005. As a veteran I get my hearing aids free of charge from the VA Hospital, so cost is not a concern for me. Today I was issued a new set of Resound Linx2 Model 88 hearing aids. From the moment my doctor put them in my ears I hated them. First the ear piece is made to fit too tightly, causing the "full" feeling you would get if you stuck your fingers in the ears... This causing everything I say to sound very loud blocking out almost all other noises. I also don't like the features in general, and I think overall they are a very expensive piece of junk. In the past the VA always issued me Phonak hearing aids, and so I was really surprised they gave me these instead. In my case I have 6 months to try them out and return them for a different set. I didn't even need one day to know these are going back to the VA and I will be getting a different brand.

Just reading the bad reviews. Don't understand the negativity. I had a pair of over the ear, and now have the in the ear models. I work at home on the phone. The over the ear mic was outside the headset, so it was of minimum help. With the LS9 in the ear, the difference is OMG. When I put the headset on, you can hear the aids lowering the gain as it is not needed with the headset. I have tried with my iPhone 5SE and works flawlessly. I can listen to my iPad audio files with no problems. I have used them for over a month, and after a couple of weeks, I was thinking, not working as well as I thought, then I took them off and realized, YES, they were working flawlessly, and I had just gotten used to hearing like I did years ago. Would I recommend them to others??? Without a doubt. I am 72 and have been in the electronics industry all my life, and can understand that technology can be a little daunting to newcomers to this type of technology.

I have been really shocked by the very poor reviews submitted by most of the writers re ReSound Hearing Aids and the attitude of ReSound. But, am even more surprised by total absence of comment by ReSound. I am 87 a wearer of HEARING AIDS for many years. My problem is age related (so I am told). I am fortunate in having an excellent Audiologist whose interest in her clients and technical ability is beyond excellent. But to be honest had I seen these reviews before trying the ENZO hearing aids I doubt if I would have bought. As I have said I have every faith in my supplier and after a decent term on trial settled for 2 ENZO hearing aids along with TV attachment and mini mic. Without Hearing Aids I am now totally deaf.

I am a 'first-time' hearing aid wearer. I got my first and only set on 6/23/16. I was coerced into getting them by my wife. I know I needed them but did not want them. I am now of the mind that these sensational, over-the-top, high-end marvels of technology and engineering have literally been a life changer for me. When I see those bad reviews I can only think of two possible explanations. First, they did not give it enough time to allow their ears and brain to get adjusted to the new way of hearing. Of course it will never be precisely like natural hearing, but it does come close. Of course, it could also be the technician or audiologist that "fit" them may have done something wrong with the settings and balancing of them for the individual.

ReSound is so bad with their hearing aid. It sick. I got new hearing aid in Feb of this year - had to replace 3 time with 3 new hearing aid. They just order the 4 new hearing aid again. They should not be in business at all.

I should of taken the time to read over the reviews before purchasing the ReSound Hearing Aids... REALLY terrible quality... not durable and the sound is AWFUL. The sound is like a very cheap microphone. Ahh yes I paid big money for the ReSound so got took! Anyone looking into getting hearing aids stay away from ReSound!

First off I am 52 years old and have been wearing hearing aids for the majority of my life. I had been wearing a widex and an older resound aid for sports. Both were around 10 years old. Needing to update I purchased the ReSound hearing aid with bluetooth features. I love the hearing aid when it works but had so many problems during my trial they replaced it with another ReSound aid. Still having problems but not quite as many as first aid. It has been very frustrating! Thinking they have not worked out all the issues with the software/firmware with the aids especially with a mono aid user. Going back tomorrow to get a Phonak aid. Will let you know how that one works. Really am bummed that ReSound is not working for me as I already carry the iPhone and like the direct connection with the aid.

I have worn various brands of hearing aids for appx. 20 years. The ReSound aids are the most expensive junk I have ever purchased. Always some sort of problem. Never an answer. I would never buy them again.

I have bought about 20 hearing aid from Galco hearing aids in Seabrook,TX. Mark, the owner, told me it would connect to my smart phone for control. I have a Verizon 626 Android smart phone and the app will not load. I called Resound and they told me that they have not made it compatible to my phone.On other web pages Resound states compatible to smart phone, iPhones etc. This is not true, it is not compatible to all smart phones. Buyer beware!!!

On 9/30/15 I paid $6,500 for two ReSound Linx2 aids, plus another $500 for a ReSound Unite TV Streamer 2. I have had continuous problems with both aids - both aids chime unpredictably without reason; both aids produce feedback while streaming (using the ReSound Unite TV Streamer 2); the left aid unpredictably produces feedback even when nothing is within a foot or so (during normal use); the receiver tubes don't fit correctly because ReSound has decided that they don't need to follow the industry standard for sizing tubes.

I got my first ReSound hearing aids in June 2014. They would start to come for no reason, the Tinnitus Mahler wouldn't work, and they would cut off for no reason. The audiologist sent them back to the manufacturer 4 times before she demanded that they be replaced after 12 months. The new one worked fine from 7/15 until 2/16 when they started cutting off and chiming for no reason. They work most of the time but for $5,700 they should work all of the time. I would never recommend ReSound Hearing Aids to anyone because they are garbage.

I bought two ReSound hearing aids a little over two years ago. When they were less than a year old, while I was vacationing out of the country, the plastic outer case on one of them broke. I keep them in their case overnight, and next morning the plastic outer case on the other one was also broken. I had them repaired when I returned from my trip.

I purchased a ReSound hearing aid in May of this year. I wish I had done some research before making this purchase. I've been very disappointed. The most annoying problem is phone conversations. The squealing noise and static make it impossible to hear. The buttons that's supposed to alleviate this problem seldom work, it feels as if it's sticking. The HAS switched it over so it was to switch automatically when speaking on the phone. This worked until the battery door was opened and closed the first time.

I posted about a Bluetooth issue I was having. I contacted ReSound about the issue also. Their response was relatively quick and they had several good suggestions that I believe have solved the issues. Only time will tell, but I do appreciate the response.

After the warranty ran out they told me that I needed to have replaced the speaker every year. $90 for speaker.

I have a resound hearing aid for about 6 months and have been back to supplier and estimate 10 times. First of all I there with the ear mold, which ended up with using the old ear mold from previous hearing aid. I been going to this provider for estimate 20 years. All of the other hearing aids where Phonak hearing aid. I never had a problem with them. The use of Resounds units was under advise of provider. I am going back on 7/21/2015, because the background noise is terrible. I had to switch back to old hearing aid, which is a Phonak. The hearing aid was changed out once, from one model to another.

While the high cost of the initial hearing aid may by justified, the policy of dealing with lost hearing aids is completely avaricious. After the loss on one hearing aid which costs $400 to replace (probably the wholesale price), the cost if it is again lost is the full $3,500. Only greed can justify not giving you replacement hearing aids at wholesale. I cannot understand this policy of again charging for what you have already paid for. My audiologist said "Well, I have to program it again", a job that takes at most 10 minutes. I went ahead and paid for the replacement because I would otherwise lose the 7K I had already invested. But, given the choice, I would never have made the original purchase.

I love the phone app for the flexibility to be able to control and customize my own hearing aids. It took a few days to adjust to it all but worth it. I also had to switch to the smaller ear buds for comfortable wearing. The batteries will drain quickly when I am streaming. I use the phone a lot and I also listen to audiobooks via the Bluetooth pairing with my phone. I will be ordering the clip on phone mic soon so I don't have to hold the phone up to use the phone's mic while I am talking on the phone. I am like a kid in a candy store with these new resound hearing aids!

I like my hearing aids but my remote control and mini mic are garbage. They do not work as advertised. The mini mic only works if you are less than 10 feet from it. The clip on the remote breaks off very easily. The button to answer the phone on the remote does not work every time it is pushed. I returned four remotes before one worked properly. Each time I sent one ReSound would write that I had damaged the equipment even when I sent one back within three days because it did not work from day one. Sent in my left hearing Aid because the program button did not work and there was static and it. When it was returned the button won't work but there was still static in the hearing aid. I told my audiologist that they did not run all the diagnostics on the hearing Aid. The audiologist did not believe me.

Won't connect. Called for help. No return call. Never been so disappointed in a product. Have been wearing aids for over 6 years. Wish I would have never bought them. They don't work like I was told. Over priced for as poor as they work.