Eargo Hearing Aids Review

Eargo devices are extremely discreet. They're so invisible, you truly have to look very closely to see the tiny black end of their hearing aids. Eargo is also very attentive to comfort. Their patented Flexis, made from medical-grade silicone, help their devices rest comfortably in the ear and allows natural, ambient-lost frequencies to pass through into the eardrum.

The company's newest product is the Eargo 7, which automatically optimizes the soundscape as you move between environments. The Eargo 7 ifeatures Sound Adjust+ with Clarity Mode, a powerful capability that automatically adapts your Eargo devices to your current sound environment. The Eargo 7 is competitively priced when compared to traditional hearing aids at $2,950 for a pair of devices. It provides 16 hours of continuous use an overnight charge up to 2 days of portable power with the contactless charging case. All of Eargo's products are distinguished by excellent on-demand support from hearing professionals for as long as you use your device.

Eargo's other products include the Eargo SE, a virtually invisible CIC hearing aid that is cleared by the FDA. The company's newest product is LINK by Eargo, the company's first earbud-style OTC hearing aid with 5.3 Bluetooth. Both products benefit from rechargeable batteries and four preset sound modes to optimize your hearing experience.

Eargo kits come with left and right devices, two sizes of Flexis (regular and large), charger units, cleaning tools, and more. Every purchase comes with free lifetime support.

Eargo hearing aids offer a wide variety of features to improve customers' hearing experience and provide added convenience. These include preset sound profiles, digital noise reduction, digital feedback reduction, wind noise reduction, and Bluetooth and internet connectivity. The Eargo app makes customizing your devices one-tap easy. But if you need some help, Eargo's hearing specialists are available by phone or video to walk you through the process. Support is unlimited and lasts a lifetime.

Eargo's battery delivers 16 hours of service after an overnight charge. That's enough charge to last most people a full day, however, you certainly won't want to forget to plug in your devices overnight or you may not be able to use them the next morning.

Every Eargo customer is assigned a licensed hearing professional for assistance after receiving the device. Customers are then able to book an introductory call and subsequent support calls as needed until they feel comfortable using the device. Eargo offers two types of warranties that come standard with its products. There is a 12 or 24-month manufacturer warranty that covers manufacturing defects. This will be void if the wearer modifies or damages the unit(s). Eargo also includes an uncommon loss & damage warranty which will cover devices that are lost or damaged beyond repair. In such cases, the company will send you replacements at a discounted rate.

Eargo's website also features live chat, an extensive FAQ section, and a library of videos where customers can learn more about the company's hearing aid technology.

Eargo earns an average rating of 4.6 out 5 stars on Trustpilot and is rated A+ by the Better Business Bureau. It is an accredited business with the BBB since 2016.