This is the rare over-the-counter aid built on a real prescription platform, since Sonova makes it for Sennheiser. The receiver in canal shape is rechargeable, the app runs a hearing check and sets the profile, and Bluetooth streaming works with iPhone and with Android phones that support ASHA, which is unusual in this class. MSRP is 1,399.95 dollars, but retail listings at Amazon, Walmart and Best Buy have often sat closer to 800 or 1,000 dollars a pair. Buying from the Sennheiser store adds a 45 day risk free trial.
Worth a look for mild to moderate loss when streaming and sound quality outweigh price, and for Android owners who keep hitting compatibility walls elsewhere. Not the cheapest way into hearing care, and there is no in person fitting unless a clinic is involved. The charging case is another item on the bedside table, and the price swings between sellers, so comparing before ordering pays off.
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