Jabra Vs. Sennheiser Hearing Aids | Head to Head

In this video, we compare the Jabra Enhance Select and Sennheiser All Day Clear hearing aids side-by-side. Jabra and Sennheiser are two of our favorite hearing aid brands in 2024, but they have distinct differences in price, care methods, battery life, and Bluetooth connectivity. Watch this video as we break down these factors and offer our recommendations on which brand might be the best fit for you.
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[@ChuckThomas]

thanks much-I went with the Sennheisers and they are phenomenal! I highly recommend!

[@Juno_Beach]

18 hours is a little bit lower ? That's almost 50%

[@craigo2142]

I'm at the start of getting hearing aids. I have a question about the small in ear, almost invisible, ones. I walk a lot and listen to bluetooth via my AirPods. With the small hearing aids, will I still be able to use AirPods or would that require me to get over the head style headphones? Thanks I do have an app't. set with my insurance audiologist. Have really learned a lot from your videos.

[@HearSoundly]

Good question! AirPods won't typically fit over the top of your hearing aids. I typically take my hearing aids out when I use my AirPods. You should be able to use over-ear devices. Glad to hear you've enjoyed the videos and good luck at your appointment!

[@craigo2142]

@@HearSoundly Thank you for letting me know. Keep up your good work.

[@justicecenter]

Which would be a good choice for someone with a low frequency hearing loss in one hear and a slight normal hearing loss in the other ear.

[@HearSoundly]

Good question. You could technically configure Sennheiser to match those frequencies by ear but I might recommend Jabra so that you have some professional support. That's a unique configuration.

[@mrrvordon]

Jabra are MFI hearing aids which require you to connect to one Bluetooth device at a time. So you have connect/reconnect for different devices such as phone or IPad. Very annoying..

[@HearSoundly]

Good note. Yes, Sennheiser is a bit more flexible.