Behind-The-Ear Vs. In-The-Ear Hearing Aids - Pros and Cons

Not sure whether you should opt for behind-the-ear or in-the-ear hearing aids? In this video we go into the pros and cons of both.
Read Dr. Amy Sarow's full blog post on the topic here: www.soundly.co...

[@russellaird1858]

Thanks for the info 😊

[@richdiorio3650]

Is there an iic that works well in noisy environments ?

[@MarcFresko]

You think BTE is less visible??? Wait until you lose your hair, or shave it off!

[@monstertruckfan8450]

They should make ear wires in flesh tones. Clearly, a white wire going into my ear will be just as noticeable as some object sitting in my hear.

[@miracoli16]

White? It's tranparent...

[@heidimariem8851]

@@miracoli16it might look less transparent on darker skin tones… maybe you try seeing things from other peoples perspectives.

[@miracoli16]

@@heidimariem8851 thanks a lot for your friendly advice.
I just said that it's transparent and that's a fact.

[@kalebanderson6564]

his looks really thin, I have not seen many that are that thin. But matching with skin tone would be really cool. Definitely more costs associated with it though and if it's not an exact match it might be more obvious than a clear wire.

[@snickelp]

Bluetooth was important for me so I went with BTE

[@HearSoundly]

Makes sense! That’s definitely one of the big differences.

[@meric12131415]

Cool 😁

[@Thomas-g5t2k]

Consider ££