Horizon Hearing Aids Review – Forbes Health – Forbes
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No one wants to admit to hearing loss, but when it interferes with being able to communicate easily and comfortably with friends, family and co-workers, it becomes a disability. Without help, people with hearing loss can isolate themselves from others, reducing their overall quality of li…….
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No one wants to admit to hearing loss, but when it interferes with being able to communicate easily and comfortably with friends, family and co-workers, it becomes a disability. Without help, people with hearing loss can isolate themselves from others, reducing their overall quality of life, according to a 2019 article in the New England Journal of Medicine.
The first step in getting help is seeing an audiologist, a trained medical professional who will perform hearing tests to determine your level of hearing loss, talk to you about your lifestyle and recommend hearing aid options that can address your specific hearing problems.
Among the many choices for hearing devices are Horizon hearing aids, which are designed for younger, active baby boomers new to using hearing aids. Read on for our comprehensive review of Horizon hearing aids.
Horizon at a Glance
Summary:
- Coverage of hearing loss: Horizon hearing aids are designed for active people with mild to severe hearing loss who are often in noisy environments or social situations.
- Technology: Horizon hearing aids come in three technology levels that address the needs of people in a range of sound environments, from quiet to noisy.
- Features: Horizon hearing aids can boost focused speech clarity while reducing background noise, according to the manufacturer. They can also be adjusted using a smartphone app, as well as sync with other devices via Bluetooth technology. They even feature a relaxation mode that feeds ocean wave sounds through the hearing aids.
What we liked:
- Ability to boost speech clarity to hear people nearby with the press of a button
- Three technology levels
- Rechargeable
What we didn’t like:
- Only three style options
- Expensive
- New to market and unknown by some audiologists; customer reviews not yet available
About Hear.com
German business students Marco Vietor and Paul Crusius established Audibene, an online hearing care company, in 2012, and hear……..
Source: https://www.forbes.com/health/hearing-aids/horizon-hearing-aids-review/
