It depends on whether you'll use Auracast broadcast audio, which the Enhance Pro 30 supports and the Reach does not. If that feature doesn't matter to you, the Reach's lower price and wider adjustment-band range make it the better value.
Check out our comparison of the Jabra Enhance Pro 30 vs Rexton Reach. Listen to audio samples and see how the two hearing aids differ in terms of sound performance, features, accessories, and more.
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Both are Costco-exclusive prescription RICs, so the real choice is between the Enhance Pro 30's Auracast broadcast support and the Reach's wider adjustment-band range for around $100 less.
Choose the Jabra Enhance Pro 30 if you want Auracast broadcast audio support and don't mind paying roughly $100 more for it, since both devices share MFi hands-free calling, Android streaming, and telecoil.
Choose the Rexton Reach if you want the lower-cost option with more fine-tuning range at the fitting, since both devices share MFi hands-free calling, Android streaming, and telecoil.
The Reach offers more adjustment bands than the Enhance Pro 30, giving the fitting professional finer control to shape the frequency response during follow-up visits.
The Enhance Pro 30 adds Bluetooth Auracast support, letting it pick up compatible public broadcast streams (like at an airport or venue) that the Reach cannot receive; this is separate from phone calling, which both handle via MFi.
The Reach costs about $100 less per pair than the Enhance Pro 30, a modest but real gap given both sell in the same price tier.
The Enhance Pro 30 carries a 4.0/5 average from 5 owners versus 3.3/5 from 4 owners for the Reach, though both sample sizes are small enough that neither figure should be leaned on heavily.
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Given its premium features, outstanding battery life, and strong Bluetooth connectivity, it delivers excellent value for the money.
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Rexton Reach R-Li T80 at Costco achieved a SoundScore of 4.54/5 and a SoundGrade of A in HearAdvisor lab testing. It ranked #6 of 35 Prescription Hearing Aid devices tested. The Prescription Hearing Aid category average SoundScore was 3.91/5.
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Rexton Reach T80 have an impressive build quality, featuring a top-of-the-line IP68 ingress rating. They also come with a robust portable charging case.
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Reach offer an impressive 39 hours of use per charge, which is plenty to get you through the day. Recharging takes 3 to 4 hours, which is longer than some other models, but this isn't a significant drawback given their exceptional battery life.
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Rexton Reach are Bluetooth compatible with both iOS and Android devices, allowing for audio streaming and hands-free calling.
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The Rexton app stands out with its user-friendly interface and modern, appealing design. It includes practical features like the ability to control the focus of your hearing aids and a mask mode to enhance speech clarity.
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I found Rexton Reach R-Li T80 to be very comfortable thanks to their ergonomic shape and earwire design. Your hearing care provider should ensure they are fitted for optimal comfort and hearing benefit.
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Rexton Reach features a modern, sleek design and are available in a variety of colors, from discreet to bold.
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Rexton Reach R-Li T80 at Costco has a value score of 4.3/5 based on lab performance and public display price.
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I did not run into any issues while using these hearing aids. They are very easy to use once set up by your hearing care provider. First-time users may need some practice to get accustomed to inserting the receiver-in-ear style properly.
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You should receive quality hearing care and support from your provider. The Rexton App should also enhance your experience.
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Compatible accessories for each hearing aid
Charges device when connected to power outlet, and also holds up to three full charges due to its onboard battery.
Charges device when connected to power outlet.
A desktop charger for ReSound hearing aids. Does not charge on the go.
This is a compact, portable charger designed for Rexton Reach R-Li T, Bicore C R-Li, and C R-Li T hearing aids. It fits in your pocket and holds enough power for three full charges, so you don’t need to find an outlet while you're out. It fully charges the hearing aids in four hours, but if you're in a hurry, a 30-minute charge gives you five hours of use. It also makes inserting and removing the hearing aids easy and automatically turns them on and off when placed in or taken out of the charger. It uses a USB-C power adapter.
This charger is designed for Rexton Reach R-Li T, Bicore C R-Li, and C R-Li T hearing aids, offering more than just power. While it fully charges the hearing aids in four hours (or gives five hours of use with a 30-minute charge), it also includes a built-in drying cycle and UV sanitization to keep them clean and moisture-free. It makes inserting and removing the hearing aids easy and automatically turns them on and off when placed in or taken out.
Gives you push-button control of volume and program settings on your hearing aids and lets you manage streaming accessories.
Small enough to clip onto your shirt collar, it streams phone calls and audio to your hearing aids from any Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone or smartphone.
A matchbook-sized remote wireless microphone that lets you hear from a distance up to 80 feet away.
The Multi-Mic+ is a versatile wireless accessory designed to help hearing aid users hear more clearly in challenging situations. It can be clipped onto clothing or worn on a lanyard to pick up a speaker’s voice and stream it directly to compatible hearing aids, or it can be placed on a table to capture group conversations in “table mode.” In addition to acting as a remote microphone, the Multi-Mic+ connects to other audio sources through a built-in telecoil, FM receiver (optional), or a standard 3.5 mm line-in cable, allowing users to stream sound from loop systems, FM transmitters, computers, TVs, or other devices. With a streaming range of up to 25 meters (82 feet), automatic mode switching, volume controls, and app integration, it provides flexible, high-quality sound input across a wide variety of listening environments
Adjusts sound, volume and balance settings, tinnitus settings, and allows your provider to make remote adjustments to your hearing aid programs.
The Rexton app is basically a remote control for your hearing aids that runs on your phone. It lets you tweak volume, change listening settings, and even fine-tune sound balance. You can also get real-time help from either your audiologist or an AI assistant called Rexton Assist. If your hearing aids support it, you can adjust directional hearing to focus on specific sounds, stream audio from accessories like a TV transmitter, and even get remote adjustments via TeleCare. The app works with both iPhone and Android, and setup involves a simple Bluetooth pairing process.
This compact remote microphone is compatible with Rexton Reach, Bicore, Rugged, and M-Core Li hearing aids, offering hands-free phone calls and live conversation streaming directly to your hearing aids. It doubles as a remote control for adjusting settings and can function as a conference microphone for clearer group discussions. It also streams audio from Bluetooth-enabled devices, allowing you to listen to music in stereo quality.
Streams stereo sound from the television directly to your hearing aids from up to 22 feet away.
The ReSound TV-Streamer+, which supports Bluetooth Auracast, streams high-quality sound with speech clarity directly to your hearing aids at the volume you prefer.
This TV and stereo streaming device works with Rexton Reach, Bicore, Rugged, and M-Core Li hearing aids, sending audio directly to your hearing aids without needing extra accessories. It lets you listen at your preferred volume while others adjust the TV to their own liking. Pairing is simple, no separate remote is required, and multiple Rexton hearing aid users can connect at the same time.
The Verdict
Neither price nor performance gap here is large: the Jabra Enhance Pro 30 and Rexton Reach sit close together, and picking between them comes down to whether Auracast broadcast audio is worth roughly $100 to you, or whether you'd rather have more adjustment headroom for fitting sessions at that lower price.
Both are sold only through Costco Hearing Centers, so your shopping decision is really about the device itself, not where to buy it.
Which is right for you?
If you travel through venues that broadcast Auracast audio, the Enhance Pro 30 is the more future-facing pick; if you'd rather bank the savings and give your fitter more room to dial in your prescription over time, the Reach is the sounder value.
If broadcast listening at public venues matters to you, confirm with your fitter that the Enhance Pro 30's Auracast support has actual compatible venues in your area before paying the premium for it.
If you expect to need several follow-up adjustments, ask your fitter whether the Reach's wider adjustment-band range will make those visits more precise for your specific loss.
With only about $100 separating the pair prices, decide whether Auracast is worth that difference to you rather than treating price as the deciding factor.
It depends on whether you'll use Auracast broadcast audio, which the Enhance Pro 30 supports and the Reach does not. If that feature doesn't matter to you, the Reach's lower price and wider adjustment-band range make it the better value.
Yes, both support Made for iPhone (MFi) hands-free calling, so this is not a differentiator between the two. Android users on both devices also get Android streaming support.
The Rexton Reach has more adjustment bands than the Jabra Enhance Pro 30, giving your fitting professional a wider range to fine-tune the frequency response to your hearing loss.
No, both of these devices are sold exclusively through Costco Hearing Centers, so your purchase channel is the same either way.
No, Auracast broadcast audio is unique to the Jabra Enhance Pro 30 in this comparison; the Reach does not offer it.