Scottsdale company working since 2016 on the cheapest end of the over the counter market. The Atom One goes for about 98 dollars a pair, Atom Pro 2 around 289 dollars, and the Ion Pro near 689 dollars with app control and call answering. The cheap models are plain amplifiers: no Bluetooth, no app, one or two volume levels, a charging case and a set of silicone tips in the box. A 45 day trial applies, and an optional protection plan costs a few dollars a month.
This is the entry point for someone who wants to test whether amplification helps at all before spending serious money. It is not a substitute for a fitted device: there is no audiogram, no frequency shaping on the basic models, and background noise comes up together with speech.
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