Starkey Hearing Aids Reviews

I went by Starkey and saw the hearing aid. I didn't have to pay anything when I got it since they accepted my insurance. The people were nice and they explained everything. They were courteous, kind and attentive. They’re what you should expect from a business. The customer service was great. I’ve had the hearing aid for a couple of years now and it somewhat helps. It works and I got some benefit from it. It has been a good experience.

I went through Hear Again, a local firm right near my house, when I bought the Starkey hearing aids. It wraps around the ear and is chargeable. I went once to have it fixed and the customer service reps were there when I needed them.

Roz at Willoughby Hearing is great! She has been excellent and quite knowledgeable. I have to have a Cochlear implant in my left ear and my Starkey hearing aid on the other and Starkey is the best!

I did some reviews and found out Starkey Hearing Aids was top-rated, it was handled by an audiologist, and it's a couple of miles from my home so it was very convenient. From an enhancement of my hearing, it's not as quite as effective as I thought it would be. It's somewhat helpful. I go in for regular checkups and tunings. There's still a gap there. But I like the functionality a lot. Starkey is one option you should look at.

Starkey is good. I can't hear and they were local where I live. I wasn't happy with their price, but the hearing aids sure help me hear well. I'm doing okay with them and I appreciate the volume feature.

Starkey Hearing Aids is a great company. The guy who sold me the hearing aids was good. He explained the product very well. Also, Starkey's reputation is a big deal to me and that they were available if I had questions or needed anything. The sounds are more tolerable and more controlled. Everything's more crisp and clear, so I don't miss a conversation. And when I'm at dinner, it's more focused on who I'm with instead of trying to block out all the other chaos. I'm very happy with the product. You should look into it.

The Starykey hearing aids are okay. I have trouble when I'm out around a lot of noise. Even though I've tried to adjust it, sometimes they don't work very well. But just sitting at home watching television or something like that, I'm fine. The best part is I can turn it up and down as needed. It was hard to hear certain voices, tones, and that has gotten better.

I got my Starkey Hearing Aids at the hearing place that I went to. The person who was there suggested them, and I didn't wanna go for anything cheap. I went with something that made sense. When I was looking at stuff, Starkey's website was a little janky. But I didn't use it other than general searching. Also, Starkey could lower their prices. But compared to other devices, mine was good. I love the Bluetooth tech. I could hear better.

Starkey Hearing Aids is better than any other hearing aid my husband had. Our son who is an engineer told us that Starkey is the best. He knew what they were using and other hearing aid places weren't using those. We have sent a few people to Starkey already for hearing aids as well.

My Starkey hearing aids work well, but I wish they were a bit smaller. I wear glasses, and it’s hard keeping them behind my ear and the glass frames too.

First I bought phantom earplugs hearing aid. I love it became a necessity at work for notifications purposes and I hear conversations better. I was on android and eligible for another hearing aid so I try Iphone before purchasing to test streaming boost. Sound on iPhone is better. So I went for Starkey I think omega hearing aid. Doesn’t matter. The biggest disappointment ever on Iphone you can only pair 1 set of device. They ask to forget old one not to disconnect. Which mean bye bye settings. Every time I want to switch I have to repair the accessibility Bluetooth and reprogram audio settings.

Horrible, horrible, horrible. Nothing but problems. Need to visit audiologist every 2 weeks or more to resolve problems. Would never get this brand again. Muffled sound, whistling, rechargeable batteries don't last more than a day, sometimes they don't work at all and I have to wiggle them or touch them repeatedly to get them to work. Batteries wear down faster than they should.

My doctor prescribed Starkey hearing aids, and they’ve done wonders for me. Without the hearing aids, I wouldn’t be able to understand what people are saying. They're easy to put in, comfortable, I can hear well, and I love them.

What I like best about my Starkey hearing aids is it hooks right into the phone so I can listen. It stays charged for a good part of the day. I don't have to worry about it getting weak. In fact, once, I didn't get to charge it and it lasted me two days. So, that was good. Since it's chargeable, I have a little thing I keep it in at night. My hearing aids are very comfortable. I don't even know they're there. They fit on the back of my ear.

My Starkey hearing aids fit perfectly. I love them very much. Without them, I can't hear anything at all. They're in-the-ear and it comes on top of the ear. I wear glasses, so sometimes the top part is a little irritating, but it's nothing that I can't deal with. They're also connected via Bluetooth to my phone which I find very helpful. There is also a little button on top of the hearing aids where I can adjust the sound. I can also adjust it on the app on my phone. I have a little box that I set them in and it charges them. I can unplug it and carry it with me if need be. It holds a discharge.

I have chargeable hearing aids from Starkey and they're pretty easy to use. It's been years ago since I got them. I've known about Starkey through one of those companies that did my hearing test. I would recommend them to a friend.

My Starkey hearing aids let me know what level I’m at, which is my favorite feature, and I’m pleased with the model I have. The only thing is that they make the inside of my ears sweat, so I have to take them out a couple of times a day and dry my ears out.

I needed hearing aids and Starkey helped me hear a whole lot better. I was struggling with not being able to hear what was being said to me, not being able to answer right when people ask me questions. I like that I can turn them down and adjust it to where if you are in a space of a room that has an echo to it, you can still get the hearing of what people said.

I spent 30 years in a deaf community and when I began to lose my hearing in my 60s, it was time for hearing aids. I simply went to one of the local hearing aid places and they happened to be Starkey. I already knew what to look for, and the man that fitted the hearing aids did a good job.

I go to a hearing aid place and Starkey was the hearing aid that was recommended by the ear doctor. They're working well. My only problem is that I perspire quite heavily and quite often, and I know I have to watch it because I know if they get wet, it shorts them out. They have a tendency to cut off. Besides that, the quality is good.

I'm satisfied with my Starkey hearing aids. The people that I went to to get them seemed to be very knowledgeable about the product. I'm 54 and I've been wearing hearing aids since I was a toddler, so I've had my fair share of brands and styles, and these are a little more high-tech. And with them being Bluetooth, I feel like they cut in and out, which I've never experienced before. I've had digital hearing aids, but I've never had Bluetooth. They're just a little different. My phone goes straight to my hearing aids, and that's a feature that I especially like about Starkey.

I got my Starkey hearing aids through a government program. The hearing aids didn’t cost me anything. The only thing I pay for is the batteries, and that’s it. It’s a program that helps low‑income people. I called and got an appointment for January with the girl in Marksville. She did my hearing test, and while doing it, she set up my Starkey hearing aid right there. She put in my hearing aids the same day, right after the hearing test. It was remarkable. I thought I’d have to wait a couple of weeks. I went back for a follow‑up because I needed new domes. My right ear canal is smaller, so she gave me new ones.

I had a hearing test in Alexandria in Louisiana. They did a good job in helping me figure out my hearing needs. The Starkey hearing aids I got is battery operated. I also have the option to control the volume. It is what my insurance would pay for. It would have been nice if I could’ve had the higher quality ones. But the insurance is your red flag. It's whatever you can afford to buy and the programs that you can qualify. They only give you a certain brand. But the rep that I worked with was very polite and good. She was nice and she explained everything. I couldn't ask for anything better.

My problem is tinnitus, and there’s no cure for it. The doctors said the best they can do is help me live with it, and hearing aids are one way. I tried them and they really do help. They definitely work. That’s the only reason I use hearing aids.

I went in in response to a mailing from my Medicare company. They had a relationship with the vendor carrying the Starkey brand here. I had a test and it was determined that I had some hearing deficiency, primarily in one ear, and a little bit in the other. It was suggested that I needed to get hearing aids at that moment before there was much more declination of my hearing.

My experience with Starkey was wonderful. I had a very enlightening experience with the audiologist. My experience at White's was he not only tested my hearing, but he used a different type of testing where there were recorded questions and I was to repeat the words back so he could determine how well I actually heard. I never had that before. I was very impressed.

My experience with Starkey has been crappy. I couldn't hear when I went in there and I couldn't hear went I left out of there. I could hear, but not really. I'm still asking people what do they say. I also don't have a problem with the doctor. She did what she could do. However, one company financed me from the beginning, and then they turned around and sold me to another company, and then they financed me again. So I would have to get with them on that. My Starkey hearing aid fits down in my ear. It took a little while to get used to it, but I got used to it. But I wouldn't recommend them to a friend. I'd tell them to buy that one on TV for $200. If they lose, they’re only losing a couple of hundred dollars. On my end, I'm losing thousands.

I would recommend Starkey, professional staff, friendly, honest and very helpful. I had problem with my hearing for more than 10 plus years, unfortunately no one was able to help me until I met this office location Hunting Park.

My previous hearing aids were outdated and I looked up online and tried to find a place. The ones I got previously were in the canal just like these new Starkey that I got, but they weren't as smart as these are. These are paired with my phone, so it's easier to not miss phone calls. I have already had problems with my Starkey in the first year. It was the thing that amplifies the sound inside the hearing aid. But they fixed them right away and it all worked out okay. Whereas, it took a couple of years before I needed to have the Oticon worked on. Also, these aren't quite as hidden as my other ones, but these aren't completely in the canal. But I'm close to death without them.

Starkey was recommended by the doctor, and the store's customer service was great. They were very accommodating and understanding. The hearing aid I got fits behind my ear. We're not that good with technology, so we don't use the app and we're not accustomed to Bluetooth as well. Other than that, I've noticed a tiny bit of difference in my hearing compared to before.