Yes, but it's the BiCore C-R Li T (T as in telecoil). It's important to request that model specifically if you need the telecoil feature. I'm not sure what other models have the telecoil, be sure to ask before purchase.
I'm going to Costco next week for hearing aides. They have the Phillips 9040, Jabra pro 20 and Rexton. Which would you recommend for overall performance in general? My big problem like most people is hearing in noisy environments and after reading Consumer Reports on hearing aides they say that none of the hearing aides tested were very good in noisy environments. Would love your feedback on this. Thanks.
They all have noise reduction and directional microphone technology, and wireless accessories like remote microphones can be helpful. Once your hearing healthcare provider evaluates your hearing, they can provide guidance on which device is appropriate for your specific needs. Which one did you decide on? Thanks for watching!
Some unbelievable young kid made these without any sense for social aspect of age of consumer. Obviously whoever developed this aid doesn’t wear them. Constant loss of blutooth connection and no way to reset. I would write these at three low 3 of 10 and I’ve been wearing hearing aids since 2008. Don’t lose the charger or it’ll cost you $200. ridiculous.
How much ?
Per Costco's website, they start at $1499.99. Please consult with your local Costco for more details. Thanks for watching!
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Please contact your local Costco for details. Thank you for watching!
Do all Costco/Rexton hearing aids have telecoils?
Yes, but it's the BiCore C-R Li T (T as in telecoil). It's important to request that model specifically if you need the telecoil feature. I'm not sure what other models have the telecoil, be sure to ask before purchase.
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I'm going to Costco next week for hearing aides. They have the Phillips 9040, Jabra pro 20 and Rexton. Which would you recommend for overall performance in general? My big problem like most people is hearing in noisy environments and after reading Consumer Reports on hearing aides they say that none of the hearing aides tested were very good in noisy environments. Would love your feedback on this. Thanks.
They all have noise reduction and directional microphone technology, and wireless accessories like remote microphones can be helpful. Once your hearing healthcare provider evaluates your hearing, they can provide guidance on which device is appropriate for your specific needs. Which one did you decide on? Thanks for watching!
Some unbelievable young kid made these without any sense for social aspect of age of consumer. Obviously whoever developed this aid doesn’t wear them. Constant loss of blutooth connection and no way to reset. I would write these at three low 3 of 10 and I’ve been wearing hearing aids since 2008. Don’t lose the charger or it’ll cost you $200. ridiculous.