Starkey Hearing Aids Reviews

Starkey was in the insurance program I had at work. This is my first pair of hearing aids but I don’t like any hearing aid. It always sounds like we're talking in a cave. It’s weird. But the people at the location are always willing to help with anything. They clean my hearing aids and let me know what's going on in the hearing aid world.

My wife has an audiologist at Willoughby Hearing. We've tried different things that were promoted, little things supposed to hide in your ear, and you're not supposed to notice them. We would not have asked for a better service than we've gotten from Roz. She's done a terrific job. And my wife wouldn't want to go any other place because of her.

The hearing aid I got from Starkey Hearing Aids was 100% better than the last one I had. Their customer service was also great. My favorite feature is the bluetooth, and it was good. I got my phone connected to my hearing aids, so I can hear better.

I got my Starkey hearing aids when I went to have a hearing test to see if I needed them. The process was simple, and the audiologist was great. The hearing aids are pretty cool once I got through the bugs. At first, wax buildup made it difficult to hear, but once I got them cleaned and learned how to clean them myself, they worked great.

I got my Starkey hearing aids at NewSound Hearing in Waterloo, Iowa. The audiologist was sweet and concerned about my hearing loss. She tried her best to help me out by talking about the different hearing aids and letting me choose the best for me. I had a really good experience. Sometimes it’s a little bit hard to get the hearing aids positioned right. I also don't like that they can be seen when I pull my hair back. But I’m happy with them since I’m able to hear better. I would recommend it to anyone.

I purchased a hearing aid two years ago. Starkey Hearing Aids was the brand that the doctor where I went to sell. I got the one that uses batteries. It doesn’t have a Bluetooth feature on it. I got it because it is what the insurance company pays. But I don’t think it works well. It’s just good for one-on-one, but not when you get in a crowd.

When I learned that I was gonna need hearing aids, and when I went to get checked and fitted for them, Starkey was the type that they gave me. It is a good product. It is helpful. And getting used to them, like with any hearing aids, is difficult. But once you get adjusted to them and learn how to use them, you’ll be satisfied with the way that they enhance, and the way you’ll be able to hear sounds and people. So, I’m okay with my hearing aids. They really helped me.

My favorite feature of the Starkey hearing aid is that it’s so small and invisible, and I originally decided to go with them because of the insurance and what it covered. However, I had a heck of a time at first. I’m 65 and fairly good with technology, but I thought the software and the Bluetooth connectability should have been easier. I found it pretty frustrating.

I liked the people who worked at Starkey and I liked the audiologist when I went there. The batteries don’t last as long as they should. If I charge them at night and wear them in the morning, before dinner time, I’m getting notification that the batteries are going low. They should last me at least until the evening of the next day. But I love the way they look.

My health insurance covered the cost for this pair of Starkey hearing aids. This is my third pair of hearing aids, but the first couple of times, they weren’t Starkey. What I like about these is that you can charge them. It’s not like you hope the battery doesn’t run out on you when you’re most indisposed. I haven't had a lot of problem with it. They work, and as long as I can hear what I’m doing, that’s fine.

I got a hand-me-down pair of Starkey hearing aids from my sister and I’ve stayed with them because I’m very happy with both the audiologists and the hearing aids.

Starkey Hearing Aids was one of the options when I needed a hearing aid. My hearing is so bad that I needed powerful and good ones. And that was through my health insurance. They said it was the best I could get with my health insurance.

I just had a hard time hearing. So, I got a hearing aid from Starkey. I really enjoy it. Bluetooth can be utilized, so you could be hands-free. So far, they’ve been very good. It’s steep, but it does the job, like everything else.

My husband has had good luck with Starkey forever. I’ve had mine for less than a year. I like the new rechargeable hearing aids as well. I don’t have to buy batteries. However, it’s a little larger in my ear, and I don’t care for that.

I’ve had my hearing aids for a year now. When I got them, I went through Starkey to access the online to maintain them. The cost is right in the middle and it’s fine with me. The quality is pretty good, and I like the way I can hear my phone calls through them. Once in a while, I have trouble with the Bluetooth not connecting right. Sometimes I go to the site, and it shows that they’re not on. I went to my hearing aid clinic, and they said I have to turn my Bluetooth on and off.

Starkey was my first pair of hearing aids. I chose them because they had an ad where I could go in and talk to somebody, and that was what I wanted. Because a lot of the hearing aids that were advertised on TV are sent to you in the mail, and you have to find somebody to take them to, to work on them.

I bought the in ear model of Starkey hearing aids about 2 years ago. When they work they work great (with the exception of no phone app to adjust them). However, I’ve had to bring them in 9 times for repairs. One side goes out and is repaired (they have to be mailed out to the manufacturer so I’m without it for about 5-6 days). Then the other one fails and I have to do it again. Then the battery door breaks. On and on. I paid $6,000 for these! So, if you buy these, buy a second pair from the cheaper Signia brand for their basic model online for $2300 as a backup like I did.

I have owned several Starkey Hearing aids over the decades. I never really had a problems until my last BTE Hearing aid that's still under warranty. I've lost count of the times I brought it back because it's just not clear, crisp and loud enough. My Audiologist sent it back to Starkey to be rebuilt. It came back the same and lasted two weeks before it went out again. She adjusted it and it worked for 3 days and went out again. I'm profoundly deaf and I need my aids. My old Starkey's are useless and my audiologist was not able to see me for one week. She lost me as a customer. I called Innovative Hearing with 200 offices nationwide and they wouldn't help me because I didn't purchase it from them. My wife explained that it was still under Starkey Nationwide warranty. Regardless they refused. I'm done with Starkey, never again. $3300.00 down the drain.

I went to NewSound Hearing Centers, which is affiliated with Starkey. It is within my hometown and not very far away from where I lived. When I went to the office, I could tell that they had a very good chemistry. They were trying to rectify my issue with tinnitus. That was why I chose them. My test revealed that I didn't have hearing loss. The main reason that I was wearing hearing aids was to mask the sound of my tinnitus. I went with Starkey for the convenience and also the reputation from some reviews. Those two things stood out.

I bought my Starkey hearing aids in Issaquah, Washington. I needed them for one thing and they’re local. I live in Issaquah so it’s very easy to get to. I had Costco before and I wasn’t too happy with theirs so I was much wide open for trying a new dealership.

However, these are new to me and they’re not working properly. They’re the least expensive ones of the Starkey. I still have to make another appointment because I had one yesterday but was cancelled due to a blizzard. But other than that, I’ve never had any issues.

I dealt with Pattillo Hearing, and I thought I was buying Starkey Hearing Aids. They did a switcheroo on me and gave me Audibel, so I returned them. I looked up information on Audibel, and I could find very little, other than Starkey owns Audibel. But when I looked up the Starkey Hearing Aids, I could find all kinds of reviews on them. I was terribly disappointed when I received Audibel instead of Starkey. I bought a $399 set of hearing aids, and they are just sound amplifiers. But, they help me just fine. The $6,000 hearing aids are just a gimmick right now.

I’ve had the hearing aids for 6 months. Paid $7000. Voice recognition is awful. Loud hissing sound at all times constant adjustment’s. Could have bought cheaper aids with same results. Keep your money.

I was diagnosed with a hearing problem that could be helped by hearing aids, so I went to Audibel and Starkey is the hearing aid they recommended and offered..

I like my Starkey hearing aids. I liked the way their website described the process or and explained to me the fact that my experience would get better along the way as I continue to use my hearing aids. One of the hesitations that I had over buying hearing aids was that many people, some of my family and some that I work with have purchased hearing aids, and they weren't wearing them. They were spending a ton of money on hearing aids, and they'd wear them for two weeks, and then they quit wearing them.

I started with hearing tests when I was probably nine years old. I was a school teacher. I had a classroom with a terrible echo. Now that I'm retired, most of my time is spent at home watching TV, or outside reading. And I try to avoid noisy situations. Like yesterday, I went to the dentist. I didn't put my hearing aids in 'cause I knew I'd have the noise from the dental procedures.

The Starkey hearing aids works okay. They help me hear. It’s very expensive, but the customer service when I purchased them was excellent.

I've been using Starkey Hearing Technologies hearing aids after a friend recommended them to me, sharing how satisfied he was with his own. It's my third set of hearing aids, and I must say they work extremely well. I can hear much better, especially in meetings, in a room, when there's a lot of conversation around the table.

I recently visited Audibel for a hearing exam as I was facing mid-range hearing loss, and they recommended Starkey hearing aids. The overall experience with them was very good, and I felt well taken care of. The audiologist, who also wears hearing aids, was knowledgeable and addressed all my questions and concerns effectively, making the experience positive. The hearing aid I chose fits on the back of the ear and has a thin wire that goes into the ear. It has taken me some time to get used to it, and I'm still adjusting. I find the controls accessible via an app, though I often forget to use it. My favorite feature of the hearing aids is the Bluetooth capability, although sometimes I experience issues with its reliability and range. It would be great if it could work better over longer distances. I charge the hearing aids at night.

My experience with Starkey Hearing Technologies has been wonderful. I initially had a hearing aid in my left ear, but it reached a point where I couldn't hear well enough with it. So, we decided to get both ears checked, and it turned out I needed hearing aids for both ears. We chose Starkey, perhaps because we saw it advertised, though I'm not entirely sure.

My experience with Starkey Hearing Technologies has been excellent, as I've been using their hearing aids for the past 15 years and am now on my third pair. The hearing aids have been incredibly reliable, and I've had no problems with them. One of the key reasons I continue to purchase from Starkey is the excellent service I receive from the provider. Whenever there's an issue, they address it.

I chose Starkey Hearing devices because my insurance recommended them as one of the two options. My favorite feature is the dual control, allowing me to adjust both hearing aids with one set of buttons, which makes it very convenient. The quality of the hearing aid is excellent.

I decided to get hearing aids due to hereditary hearing loss, which makes it difficult to follow conversations during meetings. I opted for Starkey Hearing Technologies because my provider recommended them highly. I like the way that they have all the features on them but I am disappointed with the Bluetooth capability. When connected to my phone, people often complain about a static, crackling noise during calls. This issue is frustrating since I frequently need to take work-related calls and using the hands-free feature would be ideal. Despite reporting this problem to my provider, it remains unresolved, and I haven't received a solution in over a month and a half. And they are pricey, which would be justified if the Bluetooth function worked correctly. Other than that, the hearing aids are rechargeable, which is convenient, and I've had no issues with wearing them for 12 to 15 hours daily. They are comfortable and hold a charge well.

I switched to Starkey for my hearing aids, having been with a different provider initially. The customer service experience with Starkey has been great. The staff are always friendly, explain everything well, and make sure I understand everything. They strive to make sure the hearing aids work well for me.

My father recently got hearing aids from Starkey Hearing Technologies, and overall, we've had a positive experience. We chose Starkey based on a recommendation from his audiologist. The process of acquiring the hearing aids was easy. My father is pleased with the performance of his hearing aids; they work well and have significantly improved his hearing. Considering the experience with Starkey, I would rate it a 5 for overall satisfaction. We found the pricing reasonable, especially with insurance covering part of the cost.

I decided to get a hearing aid because I can no longer hear well. I chose Starkey, and the hearing aids are doing ok. However, I do face a problem when I go to sleep; if I don't take them out, they fall out, and one of my dogs already ate one. Fortunately, they came with a one-year warranty, and Starkey replaced it.

I recently purchased hearing aids from Starkey Hearing Technologies. I decided on Starkey after noticing their sign on a building and stopping in for a hearing test. The service I received during my visit was excellent; the staff were very professional and provided a smooth customer experience.

I have been a loyal customer of Starkey for over 48 years. My journey started back in Arlington, Washington, with a local doctor who introduced me to their products. Over the years, I have tried other brands due to cost considerations, but none matched the service and quality provided by Starkey.

My hearing aid provider recommended Starkey. This is my second pair of Starkey hearing aids and I was satisfied with my first pair.

I was struggling with my hearing and purchased a hearing aid from Starkey. There's a Starkey shop conveniently located near where I live. This is my second hearing aid, and it includes a feature that allows sound to come directly from the TV, which I find wonderful. The Bluetooth feature has been a great addition, as it prevents the TV from being too loud, a relief for my family.

I was having trouble hearing, and Teresa came highly recommended, so I made an appointment. I bought a new set of hearing aids last February. Although I currently reside in Michigan and see a new specialist, the hearing aids have served me well. This is my third set from Starkey from Florida. I would rate my Starkey hearing aids a 5 out of 5 because they allow me to hear effectively, even though sometimes there are misunderstandings in conversations. Overall, without them, I wouldn't be able to hear, which is the most important feature for me.

I purchased my hearing aid from Starkey Hearing Technologies because I was experiencing issues with my hearing and balance. I chose Starkey because my boyfriend's friend had a positive experience with them, and I have found them to be very nice and patient. I have no complaints about their service.

I recently chose Starkey Hearing Technologies because my audiologist, listed in a pamphlet I received from UnitedHealthcare, was incredibly thorough in addressing my needs. I had to get a reverberator for my left ear, and the service I received was thorough and personalized. The Starkey hearing aids help clarify sounds and manage the echo, but I'm still adjusting to some irritation, particularly with the right side. Ensuring they fit tightly with the wire holds has required some modifications. The daily charging is a regular routine, and I'm still adapting psychologically to wearing hearing aids and being aware of them around others. The hearing aids are relatively comfortable and not very noticeable, which I would highlight if a friend asked about them. The hearing aids have significantly improved my right ear's hearing, making it louder and clearer than before.

I recently got a hearing aid from Starkey Hearing Technologies due to my insurance coverage. The initial setup was before Thanksgiving, and while I've had a slight issue with a tunnel-like sound, I'm scheduled for an adjustment soon. Despite this, the hearing aids help me listen to music or calls on my iPhone quietly, though connecting to my TV still requires a separate device.

I recently purchased hearing aids from Starkey because I was experiencing a 25% hearing loss. The entire experience, from visiting the audiologist to receiving the hearing aids, was very positive. The customer service representative did an excellent job, making the appointment process and the hearing test straightforward and painless.

We chose Starkey Hearing Technology mainly due to the service provided by the hearing aid company we went through. They recommended Starkey, and it was advertised at the hearing aid place we visited. However, our experience has been somewhat questionable. We keep losing connection to one of my father's hearing aids, particularly the left one. We've already replaced it once, as it disconnected even when tested by the specialists, but the problem persists.

I initially decided to purchase a hearing aid after noticing difficulty in certain situations, like in crowded restaurants where it was hard to hear others due to background noise. After receiving information from Medico, my Medicare supplement company, about their partnership with Starkey Hearing Technologies, I opted for their hearing aids. Unfortunately, the experience hasn't particularly improved my hearing situation. While the device did offer volume control, it mostly increased overall loudness rather than enhancing specific frequency ranges where I experienced difficulty, specifically higher-end sounds.

I decided to purchase a hearing aid when my family told me that I wasn't hearing them well anymore, prompting me to take action sooner rather than later. We've been with Starkey hearing aids for a significant time because of our excellent past experiences with their honest service and quality products. Based on this history, it was a natural decision to choose Starkey again.

I recently acquired a hearing aid from Starkey Hearing Technology, recommended by my provider. The fittings went smoothly, involving auditory tests with various tones. Although I've been using the aid for only a few days and don't have a favorite feature yet, its rechargeable functionality works well after just a few hours of charging.

I heard about Starkey through a friend's recommendation, which led me to purchase their product. The entire fitting experience went well, as they performed an excellent job. I’ve now been using those hearing aids for about five or six weeks, and they are working wonderfully, filling in the areas where my hearing needs assistance.

I recently started using hearing aids from Starkey Hearing Technologies medicare supplement plan favored them through Autobell, a preferred supplier, so it was quite straightforward for me to choose them as they are covered within my plan. In terms of its features, the Starkey hearing aid serves its primary purpose well—it significantly improves my hearing, which is exactly what I need from it. I haven't used other hearing aids before, so my perspective might change as I gain more experience. Initially, the programming set the high-end frequencies too harsh and caused some feedback. But after a quick visit back, a simple adjustment on the level brought everything to comfort.

I recently purchased a hearing aid from Starkey after receiving insightful information from my audiologist about their products. Though I'm not exactly sure of the model, I've noticed a substantial improvement, especially in crowded places as I can hear much better now. One of my favorite features is the Bluetooth technology that connects seamlessly to my phone, providing excellent convenience and improved phone calls. The hearing aids are also rechargeable and hold a charge for around a couple of days, which I appreciate.

I wish that I could hear well enough. But if I'm with a group and there's a lot of talking going on, I sometimes cannot pick up the conversations. It’s just too much. If you're in a group of family and having fun, going out to dinner with family and everything, I can turn my hearing aids to "Restaurant", but I can only hear the ones that are right next to me or talking directly to me. I find I'm not able to hear in a crowd. It just doesn't help at all.

I have a hearing aid from Starkey Hearing Technologies, which was recommended to me by a place called "Hear For You." The experience has been so-so. Sometimes it's better than others, but at times it just cuts off for no apparent reason. The lady wanted me to have the one that goes over the ear, but I have short hair and I'm not having that.

I am a range instructor and chose Starkey SoundGear for its quality, primarily for ear protection. My insurance covered the device due to some hearing loss. Overall, it's been a great experience, especially for noise cancellation on the range. The only challenge has been with the charging case, as sometimes the device turns on accidentally and might be dead when I need it. I would definitely recommend it to others.

I recently purchased hearing aids from Starkey Hearing because the business I trust carries them. My experience at the location was very positive; the staff were friendly and helpful. The person who helped me took the time to explain everything clearly, which I appreciated.

I received my hearing aids from Starkey Hearing Technologies through the VA. The VA managed the entire setup, which was convenient because it meant I didn’t have to travel far. The hearing aids work fine for me, especially since I experience constant ringing in my ears. They help somewhat, though they're not a miraculous fix. One feature I appreciate is the adjustable volume, which allows me to set it as loud or quiet as I need.

I recently started experiencing issues with my Starkey hearing aid. I purchased it through a provider supported by my insurance, and I'm not entirely sure of the model, but I believe it might be a five A as it's an in-ear device. I've enjoyed features like the Bluetooth capability, its rechargeable nature, and the fact that it fits in the ear. It's been working great for over a year, helping me hear better. However, it also tends to amplify background noises, which makes sorting out sounds a bit complicated.

We have been working for 2 weeks to get my Dad's hearing aids connected to a cell phone and the TV device. We had to buy a new cell phone to upgrade the ios, buy the hearing aids, buy the tv device and we still have not been successful at getting them to work. We have been to the office twice for help. After 3 times they will start charging us $65/visit. It's so frustrating that the technology is not easy for me to use, let alone my elderly father. We are currently struggling as the My Starkey app will not successfully set up a new account, so we are stuck. Using the app is the whole reason we had to buy the new cell phone.

I have the smallest signature model, got them about 2 weeks ago, have been back for an adjustment because I could not tell they made any difference vs having no aids in. I am going back, probably to return them. My left ear is worse, especially in high frequency, right better although also bad in high frequency. I did not expect anything like near perfect hearing but for the price, I did expect an obvious improvement. Disappointed to say the least.

I have worn Starkey in the ear hearing aids for nearly 40 years. In 2021 I purchased a pair of Starkey Livio hearing aids. For the first year and a half they were excellent then issues began to arise. Bluetooth connectivity became intermittent. Often I had to unpair and re-pair the hearing aids. When this didn't work I called the help center and they would blame it on my Samsung S21 phone. Additionally the hearing aid sound would become scratchy like listening to an AM radio during a thunderstorm. Often the left one would make a clicking sound then shut off for several seconds then turn on again. Often it would completely cut out when noise from a bus or truck would start up or accelerate past me while I was walking in town.

This is my second pair of Starkey hearing aids. My first set lasted 10 years and performed adequately. For the price, I expected more out of both sets. I gave up on the first set when there was no solution to the whistling in my left ear - my more impaired side. They never solved my inability to hear soft spoken men with low pitched voices. Service in crowded areas was never good.

Not very good for me personally. I still can't hear with them on. I have had them adjusted too many times to count. Not good with my phone. I have a great phone.. I'm so very disappointed. This is very sad. I work in retail and I have had literally people tell me I'm being biased. Because I tell him I can't hear I've been called a liar because I can't hear I've had to show them my hearing aids to prove that I'm deaf even with these hearing aids on. They were very expensive. If I had to pay for them out of my pocket. I wouldn't pay 20.00 for these.

Good product but be aware of the inconvenience and high cost of battery replacement. This will need to be done about every 2 years. You will have to send them back to the company, which can take 7-10 days (you can do them one at a time if needed). For the first battery change, they'll likely be under warranty. After that, $275 PER Battery. Double ouch. What are their batteries made of? Moon rocks?

I went through Ascent Hearing office in Groton, Connecticut, the place that I go to for my check-ups and hearing tests. It’s a wonderful place and the reps have been very good to me. The doctor, Bethany, is very nice, knowledgeable, informative and does a good job. She cleans my hearing aids and goes over everything with me every time I go there. The hearing aid has a rechargeable battery so, I don't have to fiddle with batteries. It lasts 10 hours and I usually put them on the charger all night. I hear well with the Starkey hearing aid and they're very comfortable. I don't even feel like I have anything in my ears. I forget and go to bed with them. I'm very happy with them.

I'm comfortable wearing hearing aids, and my Starkey hearing aids don't bother me. It's just they have a lot of static with them. Every once in a while, it'll get static and then it just goes away. I went to visit, and they checked it out, and it was fine. Overall, the hearing aids have made my life a lot better, but it still hasn't fixed the whole problem. Plus, I got a better product from the VA.

I've had Starkey for a couple of years and the earpieces could be better. With the way they're shaped, I don't get as much sound and they're not very comfortable. Once I put them in, I really can't hear that. Everything is muffled or very tinny. I was using tips I had from my older hearing aid. But other than that, my experience is very good and customer service is always helpful.

My hearing is not super bad but it's starting to develop into a problem. So, I wanted to try these out and I ended up using them all the time. I got little glitches with them, but they're great and they exceeded expectations. I have the Evolv AI 2400 from Starkey and I love the Bluetooth part of it the most. I don't need to put AirPods or ear muffs on while I'm talking on the phone at work or in a conference call or I can be walking, listening to a podcast or picking up my telephone calls. Everything is done with Bluetooth and most people don't even know that I'm listening to a phone call or communicating in another way because you can't see and they're very inconspicuous.

A lady who does hearing tests and my employer told me about Starkey. I then got hearing aids. The comfort is fine. The quality is good. It's just I paid a lot of money and got an upgrade for the hearing aids that I can use and talk through with my phone without using the speaker on my phone, and that feature does not work. They've adjusted it many times over and every time I turn that feature on, everybody I talk to says that the background noise is way too loud for them. When I'm using Bluetooth and trying to use the mic on the hearing aids instead of the mic on my phone, that setting doesn't work. I just had it turned back on because I heard they made some improvements. Other than that, the hearing aids made life easier. It’s easier to hear conversations.

After being diagnosed with the hearing loss, I went to the first audiologist I saw who was way too expensive and didn't offer me any of the discounts and insurance stuff I was wanting. So, I called a couple of friends of mine who both had hearing loss and they recommended an audiologist. I was happy with them and took their advice. They recommended the Starkey hearing aids. It was a little more money but afterwards, my insurance covered everything. So, it was an easy choice. They offered me the best deal on what seemed to be the best product.

I have a pair of Livio Edge AI 2400 hearing aids from Starkey which I purchased in 2020. I am very pleased with their performance and features with one big exception. That is the length of life of the batteries and cost to replace. The batteries were replaced once while under warranty at no charge but now that they are out of warranty and they need replacing again, I discovered that Starkey charge $350 to replace each battery..

When I purchased my Starkey Hearing Aids, it was very simple. The audiologist was very helpful. She was very good at what she did. I took her advice based on the fact that I really didn't care to have only the in-ear because it may not be something so, I went with the model both covered by my insurance as well as which we agreed to after talking with the audiologist. For the most part, the hearing aid performed very well. Every so often, it has a tendency to lose Bluetooth connection and I have to re-pair it. That's been my only complaint about the hearing aids. I still have problems in noisy environments hearing things. But beyond that, everything's fine.

I liked Starkey Hearing Aids for my husband better in the beginning. He got them a few years ago. The hearing aids are easy to put on. My husband hears more with it on than not. But the hearing aids are not as perfect as they used to be. My husband had a new test done. There hasn't been any change. Also, he would constantly adjust it. We keep on going back and forth to the audiologist. He complained that "S" is a very “shhh—shhh” kind of sound. And each time when he would put them on for him to what he hears balanced, he would have to bring up the app and tweak it, which can be done. We just do it on our phone. But he would be, “Why the hell can't it hold it the right way?”

I chose Starkey through my employer and so far, I'm satisfied with the functionality. I only want the best and that's what I got from Starkey.

My favorite feature of my Starkey hearing aid is the integration with Bluetooth and being able to use my phone through them makes a lot easier to communicate. It's also reliable and it's a good product.

I have two sets of hearing aids. I have one that is molded to my ear and I have one that hooks on the back of my ear and the wire goes inside my ear with an earpiece. The one that is over my ear is a Starkey and I love it. They're battery-powered. I also like that I have an app on my phone that I can adjust the hearing depending on what situation I'm in. I can adjust the volume. If I'm in a really crowded room and it's noisy, I can boost the volume up if I need to.

I was having some difficulty and went to a hearing specialist. I found out that I had some loss and our company offered Starkey so I said I'll try them and see if I like them. The visit was wonderful. The audiologist did the full-length test and then recommended the type of hearing aid. We ordered it and when it came in, she spent a good amount of time adjusting it for what I need. Also, she showed me how to adjust the volume and how to look at it online and she made a recommendation that if we wanted to really tweak it well, to come back in rather than try to adjust it on my own. I was impressed with her willingness to troubleshoot and her openness about the product and what it does, and her help. Starkey would be one of the brands to check out. There's support along the way.

I like my Starkey hearing aids. This is the first that I've had them and I've not had a problem with them. When I went to the store to purchase them, there was a test that took a half hour. But when I went in, I had water in my ear, so I was supposed to have another hearing test. We didn't have one though because it wouldn't have worked. I have allergies and my right ear was clogged. But Bethany, the rep I worked with, was very friendly and knowledgeable.

I've had Starkey Hearing Aids for about 10 years and all of a sudden, in the past six months, I've got an allergic reaction wearing the hearing aids. My ears get liquidy and cakey and I can only wear them for a couple of hours. I took them back to my hearing aid provider and they sent them to Starkey. I've sent the hearing aids back a couple of times and I still have an allergic reaction. They gave me temporary ones, some other brand and they go behind the ear and has a little rubber insert that goes in the ear. I've never had an effect with the ones that they loaned me.

Starkey has been good. The hearing aids help.

I like the Starkey hearing aids. I had Miracle-Ear before. Starkey was a little bit cheaper and had the same kind of technology. The Starkey rep I worked with was very good, too. She seemed like she was on top of it.

I got my first hearing aid in 2012. It was a Starkey and I loved it. I temporarily lost it but found it the next morning. I put in a fresh battery, and it worked though it sat through a storm outside in the dirt. I wrote them a letter to say the hearing aid is wonderful and they gave me one. They were very happy with how happy I was. They sent me to Ascent Hearing to have a hearing test, and there's been a lot of follow-up. I even brought in my old one and they checked it out. The rep also offered me a choice between battery or charging, but because I tend to lose electricity here a whole lot, I chose the battery.

The rep is great and very thorough. She remembers about you and not just the hearing aids. Also, I like the hearing aids. We downloaded a GPS position on them because one time I thought there was a bee and I swiped it. It went somewhere in a parking lot full of rocks and it took me forever to find them. The rep offered me that I could get on my cell phone and find it. It's very good.

I love the hearing aids. I have behind-the-ear ones. They're small, and connect to my phone which I love. I have the regular battery.

Their audiologist was knowledgeable and answered about any question that I could ask and then some. I got hearing aids that go around the back of the ear, plug into the ear, and rest behind the ear. I like the features.

I've been very pleased with my Starkey Hearing Aids. The fall alert has been comforting. Their customer service has been very good, too.

Would not recommend. Always a problem with hearing conversations clearly, especially in group settings. Even when fully charged messages come on that battery is low. Very disappointed with product, especially after paying $$$$! With so many hearing aids on market one would do better testing other brands and staying away from Starkey.

I have a friend who had a positive experience with Starkey. He has a daughter who is hard of hearing from birth. It works for them. They're an intelligent family. They're all educated and they all work, so I take their opinion as though it's rock solid. And not only that, lo and behold, it was right in our hometown. So, it couldn't have been any more convenient. We got the hearing aids for my wife. They work. We don't use the software that comes with it where you can sit there and custom dial stuff. It's harder than you think because my wife is wearing them and she can't really communicate. So, it’s very difficult to use any app like that. My wife seems to be happy with the hearing aids. When she puts them in, she hears everything. But she doesn't wear them all the time. She wears them when she wants to wear them. It’s easier for her to turn the television up.

The Starkey hearing aids work well for me. They just cost too much. I like the degree that they work. My hearing is not perfect and it never will be, but I hear better so I can watch TV or listen to a radio. I can have conversations with most people well. I do a little bit better in a crowd situation. The background noise is tough for me, but it's generally better. If you're listening to the TV without hearing aids, it would be too loud for everybody else. With the hearing aids in, I can cut the volume down so it's more comfortable for other people.

I talked to Starkey today about my hearing aids because when I wear them and there are people, with a lot of noise around me, it's overwhelming. I either have to turn them way down or take them out. My granddaughter was singing somewhere last week, and I went and there was a bar and everybody at the bar was part of the chorus. It was so noisy. I couldn't take it. I just took them out. I asked if there was a way to diffuse the background noise because even if I'm riding in a car with the men and I put the window down, I can't take the noise of the traffic. It's so loud. Also if my daughter's driving and she says something to me, and if I don't have them turned up enough, I can't hear her.

It's been wonderful with Starkey. I love that I do not have to mess with batteries. I have arthritis in my hands and that was an issue. Also, I like the fact that the hearing aids are adjustable and I can go from crowd to personal to television. I use those a lot. I'm a music lover and lyrics are very important to me in the enjoyment of the song. I'm able to do pick out the words and hear them all clearly if I put the hearing aids on television. I really enjoy that. They were kind of pricey but it was worth it for me and the continued care is really great.

I have a very, very hard time getting the hearing aids in my ear. But when I go out, I put them on and it's good. It keeps me in the circle of conversation instead of sitting there with my thumb up my nose because I can't hear anything. It's very, very helpful, especially if I'm going to the school and to take in an activity, and I can put the crowd on and it just calms the dog down and I can hear what they're saying on the floor. I like being able to adjust it to different surroundings.

I have the Starkey behind-the-ear hearing aids and it’s the newest one. I can stream my phone through Bluetooth, which is my favorite feature. I like how well they work and nobody notices that you have them. But when I'm in large crowds, the background noise makes it so difficult to understand people. This is my second set of hearing aids and I always have problems when I sweat that it ends up clogging the microphone. Sometimes, I have to have it replaced.

I like the Edge Mode and that I can just reach up and press a button to make adjustments but I'm not totally satisfied with Starkey Hearing. They could be better. The biggest issue I have is picking up voices, especially my wife's voice. But some people's voices are sharper and they carry well and I don't have an issue when I stand and talk to somebody. One other thing is I got into a crowd of people, pressed the button and tried the Crowd Mode, and it was very frustrating because I couldn't pick up anything that anybody was saying. I just sat there and stared at the wall because I strained so hard to try to pick up what somebody said but it didn't work that well.

I use my Starkey hearing aids all the time because we go to basketball games for the grandkids who are still participating in the youth league. They've got eight games going on. So, you go to edge mode and get rid of the noise level. All the bouncing basketballs go away so I can talk to the person sitting right next to me. I don't hear all the background noise. There are three different modes on there, the best sound, enhanced voices, and then the eliminate noise. I use it a lot. It's very simple. Without the edge mode, it's like sitting in a tin can when you're in a big building with eight courts going. Then you have to turn the volume down on your hearing aids because it's too noisy.

I've had a lot of problems with the hearing aids. The right-hand side has a problem and it usually never functions completely. I would get up in the morning and put my other hearing aid in and the one on the right would go out. I would go over there once in a while and they would tell me that it must be in the cleaning and all this kind of stuff. I have not been impressed with this company at all. Other than that, I like the reps there. They run a good ship and they're always there to wait on me. They're very pleasant and professional.

My mother's Starkey hearing aids are working fine, but they're too expensive. The hearing gal recommended the unit that goes behind the ear, and then there's a tube that goes into the ear. They're rechargeable, and I don't think they've ever lost a charge while she's wearing them. When she goes to bed, she puts them in the charging case, and I don't think she's ever even heard it say that she's got a low battery, but then my mother is 93 years old. So she isn't out and about till midnight.

I like that I can use my Starkey hearing aids through my phone. It also made it simpler that I can hear better in crowds and when I'm speaking to people. It's working perfectly fine for me. It has a charger which is very nice.

My Starkey hearing aids cost me $8,000. It's like the top of the line. I heard about Costco's hearing program, and I was within my return timeframe for Starkey. So I returned my $8,000 hearing aids and went to Costco and got my new set for 1,200. I had my Starkey hearing aids for less than 60 days. They were great. It's just that it came down to money. I really liked the service from the audiologist that I worked with. He was great. When I made the decision to go with Costco and I went back to the location, they couldn't have been nicer about it. I didn't feel terribly guilty about it, which I was feeling guilty about. They made me feel perfectly fine and totally understood, and they were fantastic to work with.

I decided to get a good pair of Starkey Hearing Aids because I had good luck with them. I like the aspect of being able to touch the hearing aid and answer my phone. I also like the ability, when I'm in a restaurant, to have it in restaurant mode where I can down-tone some of the obnoxious background noise. I like them. They're very good. Starkey is a good company. The two small issues I had, they resolved them almost immediately. I've been satisfied with them.

Out of all the places that I went to, Starkey had the most reasonable pricing of anybody that was around here at the time. The hearing aids were an inner ear type and they were very comfortable. I was able to hear better and it helped mostly in office settings. I had the same pair for over five years and Starkey did a good job but I don't have those hearing aids anymore. They broke down and I just got a new pair from some other company.

This is my second set of hearing aids from Starkey and the ear doctor told me that the previous set that I had with the batteries probably was getting to the end of its expected life and if there were any problems, they might not be able to fix it. Every once in a while, I get an indicator that one or the other is low on chargeable life or running out of juice. It's odd because when I put them in the charger, it seems like they're charging. The lights are on, but yet, for whatever reason, I can be sitting somewhere at work and I get the indicator that the hearing aid battery is low. Sometimes, I look at the app and it tells me that it's fully charged overnight. I don't know if it was just a bug or maybe I didn't have it charged correctly. But that was just a couple of times since I've had them that that happened. Everything seems to be good over the last couple of months.

I'm not happy with Starkey. I've had four sets of hearing aids, and I'm very disappointed. One thing that they've done with the new ones that I have today is they took them in and made it so if it rains or I sweat, they won't go out of commission. But it seems like every other month, they're going back to the factory. They're back to Starkey to be worked on or to be replaced. It's on and on, and it's not a good situation. I thought I was buying top-of-the-line. I spent a lot of money on this stuff. My next hearing aids probably will not be Starkey.

The Starkey hearing aids are good. They help me hear things better in restaurants.

My Starkey Hearing Aids make lower sounds better for me. Some of my friends and the people that I'm around have lower voices. So, the hearing aids help with that. I would recommend it.

Everything is great with my Starkey hearing aids. I love them. Everything is hooked into my phone. I don't have any problem turning them up. They opened up the world to me. I can hear paper crackling and all kinds of things that I forgot about.

The performance of the hearing aids is great. I get to turn it up and down. I just click the little button. I'm satisfied.

Starkey seemed to be the better option as far as getting anything done so I purchased my hearing aids from them. It was great but now I'm having a little bit of an issue. I bought them in Louisiana knowing that I was moving to Florida. But to get service here, they want me to be a patient at 400 plus dollars and/or come in to get them checked or have new ear domes put on. It's gonna cost about 100 and some odd dollars. I haven't decided what I'm gonna do yet. Other than that, I haven't had any issues with the actual hearing aids.

The phone feature of my Starkey hearing aid excited and disappointed me. It doesn't work very good. I have trouble hearing and people have trouble hearing me. If there's any background noise, it's super hard to hear. Other than that, the hearing aid's fit is great and it's comfortable. Having it also makes it so much easier to hear what people are talking about.

My dad had been fitted with Starkey hearing aids and it was made free to him. He had other hearing aids he had been using and nothing was working for him. When he got the Starkey complimentary hearing aids, I was really impressed because they worked beautifully and he didn't feel isolated anymore. It made the last year of his life quality. So, when I started having hearing problems, I went out and got a pair of those. My challenge is higher frequencies and they drop that off for me naturally and bring the sound back up to normal.

We're satisfied with Starkey Hearing. They're represented by Pickart Hearing in Fond du Lac, and we're very pleased with them. There's a noise reducer or white noise feature on the hearing aids. We like that.

I've been using Starkey for 10 years now. However, the last one I bought is not as comfortable as the others. I'm not as happy with it. I contacted them and they didn't give me very many good ideas to fix the problem. One of the problems I have with it is that it falls out a lot. It doesn't fit the ear correctly. I've lost probably three of them. So it's been very costly to replace them. But the quality is good. It's just not as comfortable as it could be for what you pay for it. They also need the representatives out there in the field to work harder on making sure that it fits correctly.

The lady who helped me with my hearing said she has Starkey and she was very pleased with them. She was amazing. I could call her anytime with a problem and she would get right back to me. I decided to go with Starkey too and I like that I can push a button in the app and be able to talk through the hearing aids. There's a mic in the app that you can push and it will activate your hearing aid. They also have a case that charges them. There are also annual checkups and cleaning that are offered. The hearing aids are very good, but they're very expensive.

When I purchased my Starkey, it went fine. I like everything about the hearing aids and I can hear better.

The quality of the Starkey hearing aids seems to be good. They're a pretty good product. I have no complaints on it.

Edward has the in-the-ear hearing aids. He's had two other before. One was better and one was worse, so this hearing aid is pretty good. He can hear again. But he hates the noisy settings. He can't stand them and has a very hard time adjusting them. Not just the up and down volume, but the scene settings. Part of the reason is not knowing the technology behind it on the phone. But when I go through the options with him, he usually just goes back to the same setting and turns it down.

I've had the Starkey Labs hearing aids before, and I know the guy that owned the local branch. I have partial hearing loss in one ear. The other ear just started losing its hearing, too. So, I bought a new Starkey set. Before, I only had one in my right ear. I got the latest version of the Genesis. It has Bluetooth and I can set the phone on the table and it will amplify the entire conversation through the phone and send a Bluetooth to my ears. They have a translate feature. You can set it down, and if you can't hear, you can read what's going on, and also translate someone speaking Spanish. It will translate the Spanish into English and I can read it on the phone. I think it will translate it into English in the ears. I just haven't figured that part out yet. It’s amazing.

The hearing aids work great and I can hear better. The only thing that I have a problem with is the little filters that go in them. I have to change those. But they look fine.

My mother wears her hearing aids over the ear and she likes it. But it's hard to get it set and we live a half hour away from the nearest place that does that. They are moving a clinic to Independence so it wouldn't be as bad. But I wish there was a way we could do some minor changes at home. Also, she has a hard time getting them in her ears all the way in and this is partially because she has arthritis so bad. They squawk because they're not quite in. And I wish that she could do an in-the-ear one, but she cannot change the batteries because of her shaking up. If we could get those functions in the ear, that would be wonderful. But other than those, she can hear better. We got her one of the TV links to go with it so that it can run right to her hearing aids, although I wish that there was a better feature on the hearing aids for that. She can't mute it and it's not a wireless thing. She has to get up and mute it when the phone rings.

They've worked with me real well on everything, from the hearing test all the way through the fittings to make sure that I'm getting the best out of it that I can. They went through everything when I first went down there and they gave me the test and went over what hearing loss I had. We discussed the different types of hearing aids and what my insurance would cover and what it wouldn't. They worked with my insurance and they got them to pay for mine. I didn't have to pay a dime. Whatever I need, they're right on it.

Their rep does a fine job and I like the hearing aids. It's convenient. I have a hearing aid that has quit working, so I'm gonna have to get it back down there.

I have had very little trouble with Starkey. I had a problem with a hearing aid that got plugged and they fixed it for free. Also, I had trouble with cleaning them and they took the time to show me exactly what to do and showed me what came with the kit. Then, I went back for a general check over and everything was good. The only comment that I have is the Starkey app won't work on my old Android phone. They published a compatible phone list and I need to get a new one so I can have the hearing aids talk to my phone. Other than that, the service is excellent and very timely. If I have a problem, I call them and I rarely have to wait more than 15 minutes. I'm really happy with them.

Starkey keeps upgrading the hearing aids and this is my third set. They’re wonderful and I like them. They help me to hear. It's very simple to change the setting on it and I'm very pleased.

I like my Starkey Hearing Aids. They work well. I am still having a problem with them not connecting all the time. One side would connect to the Wi-Fi, but the other side wouldn't. Then I'd have to shut my phone off and turn it back on and then they'd connect. I have a lot of trouble with that. But I like that I can log on to Wi-Fi. I'm talking on the telephone and I'm talking through my hearing aids. And that's nice. I also like that I can control crowd noise or personal or ballroom, or wherever you're in, you can adjust your hearing aids that way. I can just hear better when somebody's talking at me and yelling. I can hear them loud and clear.

I'm very happy with Starkey. The software is intuitive, and the hearing aids are really easy to use. I had no trouble getting used to them, and they're very comfortable. I even forget I have mine. Starkey is on the expensive side but worth it. It's made hearing easier. I was missing a lot of words, and it's nice to feel normal and be able to hear. All-around, it's been a good experience.

I got fitted with Starkey Evolve 1000 hearing aids. My previous pair to compare are 7-year-old Phonak that were re-programmed last year where I had purchased them. Listening to music in my car, there was some kind of audio distortion (continual buzz) going on with the Starkeys, so I switched back to my Phonak which now were proven to have superiority clarity over my brand new Starkey. I am shocked in view of how both audiologists and online product reviews say how hearing aid technology continually advances. Well, definitely not in this case. My disappointment is of epic proportions.

Starkey is a much better hearing aid all around. Starkey came out with new AI hearing aids which has a computer chip in it that's smarter and faster, so I upgraded to the newest type of hearing aids to help me hear more clearly. The new hearing aids are much clearer and much better at hearing enhancement for me. When I put them in, it was like the world was a noisy place again. So, it took me three months to get used to the louder sound level or the more active acoustic environment with the new hearing aids.

I've used Starkey products for about four years and the hearing aids finally broke, and then I went with a different brand for a while, and then I just got new ones from Starkey eight months ago. I like them, but they don't always work properly. I was having hearing issues and when the hearing aids are working properly, they help a lot. They seem to go in and out. I need to take them back over and have them serviced. For the amount of money that I'm paying for these hearing aids, it's very disappointing.

When my Starkey hearing aids are working right, my experience is great. I tried to open up my icon like I do every morning to make sure it's programmed on personal and I can't open personal and I can't open the volume. So, it's hard. If my husband, who is hard of hearing and thinks he doesn't need hearing aids, has the TV up loud, I have to take the hearing aid out because it hurts my ears. I don't know if it's the connection to my phone, but I certainly know how to work by phone. So right now, I'm not really a happy camper. I'm gonna stop by the office today and see if we once again can resolve this problem. It is a lot of extra stuff I have to do, and I'm beginning to wonder whether they were really worth $6,000 or not.

My Starkey hearing aids are great. It has Bluetooth connected to my phone. I can listen to music through it. It also helps with my tinnitus. They are rechargeable and I charge them every two days. I hear everything a lot better though sometimes I have to check to see to make sure they’re still there. Also, the app's giving me issues. That's how I can adjust it for different sounds. It crashed and stopped working.

My Starkey Hearing Aids are great. At the beginning, the one buzzed in my ear loudly. I took it back and the rep said the wires inside were crossing. So, she sent it back and gave me a loaner. But it hasn't done that since except last summer when I was traveling somewhere in Kansas. It was like we hit a different frequency and they both did it, but not as loud as it did at the beginning. I took them out, put them on the charger for 20 minutes and they were fine. When I stand in my kitchen sink and turn my water on, sometimes it would make a slight buzzing noise. And when I turn my water off, it would stop. But for the most part, they do great. I can hear a lot better since I got them.

My husband had Starkey hearing aids. He had a lot of other issues. He was totally deaf in one ear. He had a unit that transmitted from one side to the other and he had a lot of other accessory items that I didn't really need. For my hearing aids, I was given some options. I got to choose what I wanted. Mine's rechargeable. I charge it every day, but I'm sure it will be longer. I've gotten used to my hearing aids now.

The quality of the hearing aids from Starkey is great. I got them set to where I want them and I just leave them there. They're good hearing aids. I can hear now.

We're really not that satisfied with the service that we're getting from Starkey. They mentioned that there was a certain percentage discount on the hearing aid but at the end, it really didn't come out that way. Then we found out when we went to this third-party technician place there that we go to at Port Charlotte, that we only had a limited number of times where we're able to come to Starkey, which I didn't realize at all at the beginning. Right now, we've got a few more times to come but we've almost used up the six free times that we could come and have the hearing aid adjusted.

They couldn't get the feedback stopped. So they went to a molded earpiece. I don't know if the technician pulled the mold that was supposed to be set in your ear and kind of solidified too soon. But when I got the hearing mold and put it in, it irritated both ears so badly that it was very painful. It took months before I said, "No, no more." I went back to the regular covers on the microphone. I'm still putting up with the feedback but it's a lot better than the mold. I don't know if it's the technician or the Starkey hearing aid. My hearing's a little better, but I'm having a hard time keeping the hearing aids in for a full day. It still irritates my ears and that's the ear canal.

My mom got hearing aids from Starkey quite a while back and then, she got some other hearing aids but they didn't work as good as theirs. Starkey is very helpful and flexible. They're very good. My mom can hear a lot better. She couldn't communicate with her friends but now, she's able to. She can recharge the hearing aids and she doesn't have to use those batteries. It has saved her a lot of money.

There's a lot of good things that have occurred as a result of the hearing aids. The biggest thing I noticed is I can hear people. I don't miss words and I can hear people in other rooms now. Also, I don't have to have the television turned all the way up anymore. I love that I can talk on my phone without having it on speaker. It goes right into my hearing aids. It also helps me talk lower. When you can't hear sometimes, you scream thinking that's what you gotta do for people to hear you but now I talk in a regular voice. The only thing is the hearing aids could be smaller and less noticeable. But I'm over all that vanity of people being able to see that I have them.

The first Starkey hearing aid I had apparently was not appropriate for my ear. I spent about eight grand on it. The one I have now is better. They're very comfortable. The person helping me has more knowledge since I've moved to this location. I didn't even have the instructions on how to make them louder or how to do the television or the crowd, and he helped me really well with that one. But there still seems to be some issues and I will see them again in November. So I'm not completely satisfied.

My first hearing aid model sat on top of my ear, and I did not wear them because they were always giving me trouble with glasses. That was during COVID and with the masks and the glasses, those hearing aids just didn't work for me. I lost one of them, and then I bought the inner ear hearing aids, and I'm getting along better with them. The price seemed quite high. But I sing in a barbershop group and it helps me hear harmony better. The hearing specialist that I've been dealing with followed up very well as far as post insertion checks and gave me good service.

The experience with Starkey was fine but I could have done a lot better at Costco. I got the hearing aids through my insurance and they were listed for 7,000. My insurance paid 2,000 and I had to pay 5,000. I could get the same comparable hearing aids at Costco for 1,600. They perform as they should but I think I paid too much for them.

I'm not too happy with Starkey. When I take the hearing aids out of the box, they connect to my phone. But if I get an update on my phone, I have to go back and uninstall the Starkey. Then I have to reinstall it so it works with social media like Pandora or Spotify so that I can hear those through the hearing aid. Also, when I get in my car, my phone disconnects from my hearing aids and connects to my car. Once I get out of the car, it switches back to the hearing aids but it won't play any social media and I have to go through the whole thing again.

My Starkey hearing aid is quieter than the other one that I had which made too much hollow noise. I couldn't stand it, so I very seldom wore it. But when I put on my Starkey hearing aid, there was no howl noise. Despite that, when I have it on and I'm watching the television or I'm in a restaurant, the background noise still bothers me. Maybe I don't have the setup right. I need to know more information about it so I can benefit better from it. If you sell somebody something, you should make sure that they know what it is that they got. I know there’s a lot of benefits for my Starkey hearing aid, but I don't know them. I also don't understand some of the stuff that their reps were saying. Aside from that, the hearing aid was too expensive.

My hearing provider recommended Starkey. They're really expensive. But they are very comfortable and I like the Bluetooth connectivity the most. They have a charging case that plugs into the wall outlet. At night, I put the hearing aids in there and they magnetically click in place. I can now hear a little bit better directionally, which is the most important, and the volume of people's voices is, generally, louder. I'm completely deaf in my left ear, so just being able to hear somebody say something when they're on my left side. I can't really understand them, but at least I know somebody's talking to me. I can turn and look and be able to hear out of my right ear then.

I don't like the way they rush you through like they're a used car salesman. They try to jack the price on you, but the hearing aids themselves are excellent. I was in the hospital and they ran a good 48 hours. The app on my cell phone could be better though.

I was looking for hearing aids because I couldn't hear anymore. I went to my local hearing doctor and he told me about the new technology. I thought he was lying until I received my Starkey hearing aids. I was actually really impressed. I was trying to get the hearing aids that are for inside my canal. But the creators couldn't come up with that kind of mold due to my ears being too small. The model I have is a little fatter and has Bluetooth. That's cool. I can hear everything while I'm still on my call and that is pretty awesome. These have been the best hearing aids that I've ever owned. Even though they were expensive, they were well worth it.

Stacey was marvelous. I got along with her really well. She really listened and paid attention. We worked through everything very positively. I have the rechargeable gizmos and I no longer have to use batteries. The hearing aids also connect with the Bluetooth on my telephone and they seem to work very well in my car. My telephone rings right in my hearing aid. I don't have to try to hear it, so I don't need to run it as loud, and it's not as offensive when others are around. The only thing is that Starkey changed personnel on me without letting me know and it was disconcerting to me.

This is the second form of hearing aids from Starkey that I've had that were recommended that I move to this level. But they're not as good as the old ones. The charger doesn't stay charged so that I wouldn't have to plug it in. It doesn't charge the hearing aids if it's unplugged. It's not a separate charger unit. Also, the little peripheral plastic curlicue thing on one of them broke off. That shouldn't happen. So, the speaker comes out of my ear easily. When I fuss with my hair, it can come out. Also, they aren't as loud as the old ones. I couldn't figure out a way to make them louder. But I need to go to the audiologist to have them give me how to do that.

My Starkey hearing aids work well, and I hear better. The only thing is that the little plastic ends that I stick in my ear could fit better. I have a hard time keeping them placed in my ear. I did not have that same problem with my old pair that I got from Costco. Still, I’m not dissatisfied.

My husband has the Starkey Hearing Aids that cancels the background noise. His favorite one is the restaurant mode so that he can hear the ones right there. He also has the one that can connect directly to the TV. Those are his favorites. It'll connect to his phone, too. He's had the kind that you have to replace the batteries, but he really likes this one that you just lay in there and charge. This hearing aid has made his life a lot better for him. It's nice he can hear me. The oddity of it all is that we have found out whether if I change my voice to speak higher or lower, my megahertz is in that range where he can barely hear. But everybody else in my family, he hears them just fine. The doctor has adjusted it to where he can hear me better. My husband has already recommended this Starkey to several of his friends at his assisted living facility and two of the people have gone and got Starkey hearing aids too.

We decided to get hearing aids so I could hear. I’ve had hearing aids from the VA. I've had hearing aids privately, and I have hearing aids from Hearing Lab. I'm not excited about the Hearing Lab, but I like to wear them to hear. A lady from Hearing Lab told me what to take, and I got Starkey hearing aids. I'm not excited about them, and I paid a hell of a lot for them. If I need something to hear, I wear it. I don't care if the hearing aids sit in my ear. I've also had two malignant melanomas very close to the ear, and I have different size crowns for my hearing aids, and I have custom-made things for my hearing aids. I go back regularly to my hearing aid audiologist. She adjusts my hearing aids, and she tries very hard to take care of me.

I have the restaurant, personal and other features on my Starkey hearing aids and it also has the Bluetooth option. The design is good but on my left thumb, I have a problem putting my hearing aid on my left ear sometimes. But the fit is good. It's fairly small and could be smaller yet so they don't see it in the back of your ear. You can’t tell you’re wearing it. I enjoy it and the only problem I have is the wax buildup. I have to deal with that once in a while. The microphone gets clogged. It’s small but the little bit of wax affects it. Cleaning is easy or I replace the piece. There's a little thing you pop off and you put a new one on.

I got rechargeable hearing aids. It feels like there are earplugs in my ear when I wear them. The battery lasts about 30 hours and I put them on a charger every night. They're supposed to be able to be paired to my phone so I can answer phone calls. But they keep telling me that I have a cellphone carrier issue which is why I'm not able to pair them with my phone and have conversations through my hearing aid. Sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn't. That's the biggest complaint. Other than that, these are easier because the battery life is longer. Plus, the casings are self-enclosed, so the hearing aids are not exposed to moisture. They allow me to hear especially in loud environments where I've had trouble hearing in the past.

The hearing aids I have now are the AI 16. For the most part, I'll switch it to something like the streaming setting and then I sometimes use the meeting setting. I put them on in the morning and take them off at night and put them on the charger. Sometimes they do run out in the afternoon, so that would be after 8 or 10 hours. But during normal usage, I don't run out of charge.

Starkey was the third set of hearing aids that I had. I saw it at the hearing department of Walgreens in Chicago. I put the hearing aids on and they worked very well. The nicest thing about it is I go to the audiologist who sold me the hearing aids on a regular basis and they check my hearing to make sure I have the right setting. The left aid I had before was bad and Starkey sent a replacement. That was simple.

We've been happy with Starkey Hearing Aids besides the fact that we've only had them for a couple of months and one already had to be replaced. Starkey was pretty good and replaced it. But my grandmother was without a hearing aid for two weeks.

I have some tinnitus and the audiologist chose the newest model of Starkey hearing aids for me. I got the ones with the full ear mold and so far, there are some good and bad things about them. I'm not sure that I like the full ear mold, so next time I go in, I'm going to talk to them about it. My head feels full all the time and sometimes, I get a feedback with my hearing aids. They go all the way in the ear but I pull them out a little bit so I don't feel like my ears are all occluded. My husband has the same thing and he likes it. I put the hearing aids in at 8 o'clock in the morning and I don't take them out until 11 o'clock at night when I go to bed. I charge the batteries every night and their charge lasts for a long time, so I'm very pleased with that.

I'm very pleased with my Starkey Hearing aids. I hear a lot sharper in most circumstances. It's also covered by insurance.