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  • A pair of beige behind-the-ear hearing aids with clear tubing connected to small ear tips.

    Engage Behind the Ear Premium Hearing Aids

    Lucid Hearing

    $549.99 – $550.00

    The Engage is an over-the-counter behind-the-ear hearing aid for adults with mild to moderate hearing loss, sold as a pair you can buy without a medical exam. A free Lucid Hearing app lets you pick a listening program, fine-tune the sound, adjust the left and right aids together or one at a time, and check battery status. You can also stream music straight to the aids from a paired phone or other Bluetooth device. The app comes in separate iOS and Android versions, so you have to choose one when you order.

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    Jabra Enhance Pro 30

    Jabra

    Est. $1,500–$3,500

    The Jabra Enhance Pro 30 is a hearing aid that uses AI along with your brain's own sound filtering to help you pick out what you want to hear in noisy places. It comes in the smallest AI hearing aid size and other discreet styles. Battery life runs up to 30 hours, or up to 25 hours when streaming. An IP68-rated nanocoating protects it from rain and dust. Through the Jabra Enhance Pro app, you can connect to Auracast broadcasts with a tap. Hearing aids like this are programmed to a person's own hearing loss, so plan on working with a hearing professional.

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  • A pair of beige behind-the-ear hearing aids shown against a yellow circular background with music and chat icons.

    Jabra Enhance Max

    Jabra

    Est. $3,000–$7,000

    The Jabra Enhance Max is a rechargeable behind-the-ear hearing aid built to give strong amplification while keeping feedback (that whistling sound) under control. It includes a Clear Focus feature that narrows in on speech in noisy places, and it supports Bluetooth Low Energy Audio and Auracast broadcast audio, so you can stream from a phone or tune in to public broadcasts. It has a protective nanocoating for weather resistance, and a hearing care professional can swap the microphone filters without sending the aids away. Because it's described as a Super Power model, it's aimed at adults who need more amplification than standard hearing aids provide, and it's fitted and programmed by a hearing care professional rather than bought off the shelf.

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  • A pair of white wireless earbuds with short stems and dark grey mesh vents on the tips.

    AirPods Pro 3

    Apple

    $249.00

    AirPods Pro 3 are wireless earbuds from Apple with active noise cancellation, plus a Hearing Aid feature that now includes automatic Conversation Boost, which helps you pick out the voice in front of you. A Transparency mode lets outside sound in, and Apple says battery life in that mode is 67% longer than before. You get up to 8 hours of listening with noise cancellation on one charge. Touch controls handle play and volume, and they are rated IP57 for dust, sweat, and water. These are consumer earbuds with a hearing aid feature built in. Hearing Aid and Live Translation are available only in select languages and regions, so check availability where you live first.

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  • A pair of round black hearing aids with a logo on each circular casing, shown side by side.

    HP Hearing PRO Self-Fitting OTC Hearing Aids

    Hewlett Packard

    $399.20

    These over-the-counter hearing aids fit you on their own: a built-in hearing check takes about 10 minutes and sets the amplification to match your results, with no audiologist visit. They have directional microphones that favor sounds in front of you, plus active noise cancellation. You can also stream calls and music over Bluetooth and adjust everything from an iPhone or Android app. A charging case is included, and each aid runs up to 8 hours on a charge (about 5 hours if you stream). Gain tops out at 60 dB, the FDA limit for this category, so these are meant for mild to moderate hearing loss, not severe loss.

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