Jabra Enhance Select 500 vs. Oticon Own
Check out our comparison of the Jabra Enhance Select 500 vs Oticon Own. Listen to audio samples and see how the two hearing aids differ in terms of sound performance, features, accessories, and more.
Summary
The Jabra Enhance Select 500 earned a SoundGrade of A and ranked in the top 5% of devices tested by HearAdvisor. With GN Resound technology, it has an IP68 rating, 30-hour battery life, and reliable Bluetooth. While streaming audio quality was not high-fidelity, the Jabra Enhance App offers good audio personalization. The device includes telehealth and remote programming, though support response times were slower than expected. Lightweight and compact, with larger buttons for ease of use, the receiver-in-canal design may take some adjustment.
The Oticon Own Hearing Aid is a customizable in-the-ear device that offers advanced hearing solutions using the company's new Polaris chip platform. Available in five styles and five technology levels, it features the innovative BrainHearing and Deep Neural Network technologies for enhanced sound clarity and reduced listening effort, making it suitable for a wide range of hearing losses.
- Mild
- Moderate
- Mild
- Moderate
- Severe
Audio Files
Hardware
- Made for iPhone (MFi)
- Android (ASHA)
- Bluetooth® Low Energy (LE)
- Bluetooth® Auracast™
- Made for iPhone (MFi)
- Android (ASHA)
- Program control
- Volume Control
- Program control
- Volume Control
- Mute control
- Accept/end calls
Software
Accessories
- Multi Mic
- Unite Phone Clip+
- Multi Mic
- Unite Phone Clip+
- Multi Mic
- Unite Phone Clip+
- Unite TV Streamer 2
- Multi Mic
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