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What Tree Pose Teaches Us About Living With Hearing Loss
Communication with hearing loss is always challenging. Even with perfectly calibrated hearing devices, background noise, low talkers and bad sightlines can make conversation hard.
Opinion Articles
Opinion pieces from Hearing Tracker staff and contributors
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When Your Husband Won’t Get Hearing Aids
There were plenty of signs my husband, now age 48, had hearing issues. When I got in a car after he had driven it, the stereo would come on at a volume so overwhelming, it was almost an assault.
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Airpods Pro Help With Tinnitus
Bluetooth headphones, like Airpods, can provide tinnitus relief. They may not be the long-term solution, but they can definitely help.
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Why I Avoided Hearing Aids
I wasn't even 50. Surely, hearing loss wasn't the problem... I had refused to believe the signs that my ears were the issue.
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Nuheara IQbuds² Max VS Apple Airpods Pro
The Nuheara IQbuds² Max and Apple Airpods Pro are the two leading hearable products on the market, providing customized amplification tuned to your specific hearing loss.
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How to Succeed With Hearing Aids and Dementia
Becoming a successful hearing aid user isn't easy, especially when dementia is involved. Here are five strategies to help you, or a loved one, succeed with hearing aids and dementia.
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How to Talk to Your Parents About Getting Hearing Aids
Convincing your parents to investigate their hearing problems can be difficult, especially given the stigma of getting older.
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Signia Styletto X - Hearing Aid Review
I spent over 130 hours reviewing the new Signia Styletto X hearing aids. Here are the pros and cons of these devices.
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ReSound One: The Pandemic Hearing Aid Review
ReSound's latest hearing aids are built for cutting-edge performance in background noise. I had to get creative to test out the manufacturer's claims.
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Planning a Virtual Thanksgiving? 5 Ways to Boost Communication
Virtual catch-ups with loved ones are the new normal, but video calls can be tricky. They’re more challenging still when those with hearing loss are in the mix.
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Do You Have 20/20 Hearing?
The metric 20/20 refers to your ability to hear sounds at 20 decibels in both ears. Just like 20/20 vision, 20/20 hearing does not mean you have perfect hearing, but that it is normal or average.
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Widex MOMENT Review
I spent the last two weeks wearing MOMENT and I’m ready to share my personal experiences, feature highlights, pros and cons, and buying recommendations.