Nova Bluetooth Hearing Aids Rechargeable, In-Ear Hearing Aids, With Smart Noise Cancellation And Volume Control,Hearing Aids With Wireless Mic For Watching Tv For People With Hearing Loss (NOVA-01)

I bought LInner Nova a couple of weeks ago hoping it would be better than other BT hearing aids I had tried. Right from the start I could tell the difference I had hoped for. The set up is very easy and the BT connection is immediate. The app is well designed and offers good information and control. The sound is good with high available volume. Only negative was that the built in announcements like "connected" "power off" etc. are in very low volume and I could not hear them except in a very quite location. I hope they can fix it.

I've been wearing hearing amplifiers for several years, and currently have been looking for an upgrade for my current pair. I have pretty severe hearing loss, especially in my left ear. The good: The app was easy to navigate, and the self-hearing test was ok too. They connected to my phone quickly and I was able to adjust the volume and tone. They offer 4 different sound scenarios to choose from to help dial in the devices for background noise. and those seemed to work ok. The not so good: For me these seemed large and ill fitting, I tried changing the domes to different sizes and didn't have much luck finding a decent comfortable fit. Secondly, I didn't have much luck getting much sound to my left ear. either the device was defective, or poor fit wasn't allowing them to amplify the sound on that side. Thirdly, for me anyhow there was that issue of hearing myself inside of my own head when speaking. Like talking while plugging your ears. That alone made me decide that these weren't for me. I returned them for a refund and will continue to search for a brand that works for me.

The noise cancelation doesn't work real well but the other functions se to work perfectly and are real pleased with them

With deregulation of hearing aid sales, there is a big benefit to consumers who can now buy a wide range of hearing aids they previously never had access to. At a price of $249 at the time of this review, I believe the LINNER product represents an extraordinary value. Lay me start off by saying that I am not hearing impaired but if I were I would definitely consider these as a first step. Out of the box the first impression is that it is like hearing with a high powered microscope for the ears. These does seem to be an infinitesimal delay but not enough to hardly notice. You can hear yourself sigh and I imagine you might pick up things you’ve never been able to hear before. That being said, the quality as pure hearing aids to use for conversation or say listening to the TV leaves a little something to be desired. The sound when listening to the TV through the microphones is not as deep or rich but the volume is definitely improved. Now if you connect the wireless module to the headphone jack on the TV, it streams the TV audio to your heading aids via Bluetooth flawlessly with a deep rich highly satisfying sound, including noise cancellation. There is no discernible delay between video and audio which makes these really pleasant. TV use alone makes this a great device. It also allows you to listen privately. I’m not sure if it would support two sets of hearing aids but that would sure be nice to allow private listening and adapting to different levels of hearing needs. The same goes for phone Bluetooth - flawless - and music sounded GREAT. There is also a mike mode on the wireless transmitter but I have but I have not tried that for conversation or listening to the TV and it’s not really addressed much in the manual other than mentioning it’s existence. The hearing aids look a lot like the familiar OEM brand that come with your phone so it’s pretty cool to be able to wear hearing aids that look like high end ear buds. The case, wireless module, packaging and accessories are world class level. And incredibly the charging case incorporates individual UV sanitizing lamps for each hearing aid! The hearing aids are incredibly comfortable and fit me perfectly out of the box. If not, there are a variety of sizes of ear tips provided. Also includes is a charging cord, cord to connect the wireless module to your TV’s headphone jack and behind ear clips. The app is also wonderful but it took me a few tries to connect. Only through the app can you control the four sound modes for your hearing aid environment. This is only necessary when using these as pure heading aids. The app also includes a pretty good hearing test for initial evaluation. It doesn’t replace an audiologist’s test but it’s a decent at home version for your personal initial screening. I’m really impressed by this product from LINNER and all they packed into this high quality, highly functional and wonderfully styled product. Minor recommendations for improvement. The pad on the bottom of the wireless module slipped off center but was easy to fix. The instructions didn’t seem to address charging the wireless module - at least not that I could find. I recommend giving these hearing aids a try.

Battery doesn’t last more than half a day. It sometimes screeches in one ear. I can hear better though

Worked for 1day then left earbud stopped working. I returned for a replacement and it did the same thing. I returned for a refund and now am being told that my refund will take 15 days to be credited back to my card.

I tried a couple of other aids. I'm new to this. I really like these. They work well, are stylish and have a lot of control. Latest technology. Give them a try.

I like Linner hearing aids. This is the third pair I've tried and the experience has been consistent. Their model naming is a bit inconsistent across Amazon listings and their own website but their earbuds have been better than over a dozen other cheaper OTC earbuds I've tried. Sound wise the thing that Linner stood out most on was how minimal the acoustic feedback was; specifically with white noise. Its still there but its not being amplified at the same levels and thus it was a much more comfortable experience. Sound quality has that typically stale reproduction hearings aids do. Limited range but its free of static. I cant tell when/if the noise suppression is engaged. Sometimes it sounds like the start/end of sounds are fading in and out real fast. No idea if this is the sound suppression at work. Its not all that common either. Out of the box the hearing aids work fine and you can control the volume from buttons on each bud. To do any other configuring you have to use the app. I tried it out to use the different listening modes and didn't really find that this was an important feature for me. The UV-C case is one of those things where the principle is sound but I have no ability to prove or disprove disinfection. Something to consider with the wireless audio transmitter is how your TV handles aux audio output switching. Some do it automatically and some require going into settings, but many will not provide audio to the internal speakers while the aux output is engaged. I also tired to connect these directly with my Apple TV, not using the wireless module, but even though it was detected there was a compatibility issue that prevented pairing.