Best Headphones For Hearing Aid Wearers

Hearing aid wearer here! These headphones are amazing for people that are hearing impaired. I’ve gone through countless headphones and nothing was comfortable or worked with my hearing aid. This product truly has been a relief for me.

I purchased these headphones since I have to wear a hearing aid in one ear. I got tired of having to remove the air to listen to my headphone. with these I have room to put my hearing aid and still enjoying the sound while experiencing life around me. I have been recommending this for others with similar conditions or in environments where hearing your surrounding is important and still wanting to enjoy sound in ears. They are extremely comfortable and I hardly know they are on my head. The battery life is astounding as well.

purchased for someone with serious hearing loss, she reports it works well with her hearing aid, much better than standard headphones with a hearing assist receiver in church.

Wear hearing aid so for me since they sit out the ears they are very comfortable and easy to use

Perfect fit for my daughter she wears a hearing aid and this doesn't get in the way

This item was purchased for my mother who was having trouble adjusting to a hearing aid. For her, this was the perfect solution.

This is just what we needed for my mom's hearing aid, 2nd time purchase...cheaper than Amazon and very quick service. Thank you

Got this as a free gift with Nikon binoculars...very impressed with light (instead of hearing aid batteries that don't seem to last or be very bright) and nicely rechargeable.

Used as a HEARING AID for me while watching TV the spoken word comes through extremely sharp and clear.

At some point, those other tiny desktop speakers are no longer what you're looking for. A hearing-aid wearer needs the best fidelity and clarity. The Audioengine speakers have real components, and are nice and clean from soft to loud. Lute, pipe organ, classical guitar, singing voice - all nicely done. Speech is easy to hear. Note, as they say in the instructions, the speakers do have some break-in. At first, they sound a little bright and tinny, and mellow out as the larger element comes to itself. Sub-woofer needed? Possibly not, if you're happy to hear the deepest tones as background. These speakers do that job. If you want room-shaking whallup, then you'll need a bigger cone and heavy mass, etc., a sub. Altogether, the 2 bookshelf speakers are very nice for size and price.