Is 骨传导助听器 Worth Selling?

“There are bone conduction hearing aids, however they only work for very specific types of hearing losses (conductive, mixed, some single sided deafness). They are also limited in what severity of loss they can be used for.”

“Bone conduction headsets are only good for mid frequencies and they are inefficient for high and low frequencies. If your hearing loss is not in the mid frequencies, they will not help much (or not at all).”

“many of the reviews I've read are negative and it almost seems like the reviewers don't know that BAHA is for a specific kind of loss so they get one thinking it will help them but it won't.”

“Are there any that we can just buy online? The process of going through an audiologist is long and complicated and they can't even guarantee they can get him a hearing aid. We just want a pair of headphones or a single one that he can use, that processes incoming sound and transmits it.”

“I still get ear infections so air conduction hearing aids will not work for me. I was recommended for BAHA or Osia implants but my insurance WILL NOT cover any hearing aid option. Going the non surgical route due to cost of surgery.”

“I have SHOKZ bone conduction headphones (not hearing amplifiers/aids) that I use with my phone for calls and audio books--they work great for me... Arc bands appeal to me because they go on and off easily. Adhesives irritate my skin, so the stick-on aids won't work.”

“They itch my ears so badly that it feels like torture wearing them. It's so uncomfortable and I can only manage 10 minutes at a time with them on before I have to rip them out”

“I cannot put anything in my ear canal like a hearing aid receiver, ear buds, iPods etc without getting sores in my ear... are there many bone conduction or open ear options where the unit sits outside your ear”

“I've become interested in the bone conduction HAs but I read that they are really not recommended unless you have a specific condition, which I don't.”

“Why won't she wear her hearing aids? Let's start a list. To save money on the batteries. Because they bother her ear. Because she doesn't need to wear them all the time; she's in her house.”

“Suddenly, using the earphones, he could hear people on the phone and it's like his total universe was transformed. He loved them so much, we immediately tried out my AirPods, which were EVEN BETTER”

“Aftershokz head phones are great. I have two friends that are deaf and use them. They will use them for phone/music when doing activity they are scared to use hearing aids.”

“My mom has spent thousand and thousands of dollars on those fake hearing aids. They're amplifiers, not actual hearing aids... Even with the ones she buys, she can't hear.”

“there are about half a dozen fake review sites out there listing only one brand with a 5-star rating: Inductivv Bone Induction headphones... These are NOT bone conduction headphones and instead just have tiny speakers that play sound towards your ears.”

“There are so many sites and brands and some reviews feel fake. For those who've actually bought hearing aids online, where did you get yours? What helped you trust the site or brand?”

“"Squeeling" and feedback are an inherent problem with these devices, as the transducer needs to be isolated from the microphones, but is also used for structural support of the sound processor.”

“The feedback is likely due to a poor connection to the mastoid in light of the needed power. It's one reason bone amplification solutions have mostly gone to implantable... Most bone amplification has poorer background noise reduction than a traditional hearing aid.”