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How to Buy a Hearing Aid: A Quick Guide
Buying a hearing aid doesn't have to be difficult or expensive. Don't get lost in the marketing noise.
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Editorial contributor
Contributing Editor
David Copithorne is a longtime hearing-loss blogger and regular contributor at Hearing Tracker. In 2002, he suffered a sudden and severe hearing impairment. Since then, he has dedicated himself to sharing the valuable information he has learned along his journey.
From the archive
The most-read stories from David Copithorne's archive, ranked using historical page views.
At the CES consumer electronics show in January, Vuzix Corp. will introduce new micro-display technology enabling real-time captions in a set of eyeglass frames that are small enough and light enough to be worn all day.
At CES 2023, Jabra and Sennheiser showed off new true wireless earbuds that integrate hearing enhancement technology developed by corporate partners who rank among the world’s five largest hearing aid companies.
The high price of hearing aids is one of the biggest reasons people with hearing loss don’t get them. But there’s one often-overlooked means of making a new pair of hearing aids more affordable: hearing aid financing.
Published work
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We reviewed over 100 OTC hearing aids in an acoustic lab. Here are our top picks based on sound performance, usability, and more.
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Consider Lexie's OTC hearing aids for mild to moderate hearing loss. Lexie offers lifetime remote support and affordable care and protection plans.
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Beltone is a global hearing aid brand with a strong presence in North America through 1,500 hearing care centers. Beltone hearing aids cost between $2,300 to $7,000.
Complete history
63 earlier stories and expert contributions, newest first.