Apple Airpods Pro Detailed Hearing Aid Review. Apple Airpods Professional Detailed Listening to Help Evaluate. Physician Cliff Olson, Audiologist and founding father of Utilized Listening to Options in Phoenix Arizona, performs a Approach Too Detailed Evaluate of the Apple AirPods Professional after changing them into listening to aids utilizing the Mimi Listening to Take a look at App.
Apple Airpods Pro Detailed Hearing Aid Review
Actual Ear Measurement Video: https://youtu.be/cHR0Oa6I-wY
Compression Video: https://youtu.be/x0f3ipYijI4
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Can it be used as cross hearing aid. One side total sensoryneural deafness and other completely normal. Thanks
Are there any similar priced alternatives? Sounds like they are the best deal.
what app are you guys using? appreciate if you can share
can you also review huawei freebuds pro as hearing aid?
Tried them. Not enough volume.
Can you please recommend something cool like this for SSD?
Still hoping you’ll give us a report on the Powerbeats pro. Longer charge life and super comfort ( including colors to choose from)) makes me want to like them. But tuning hints ! I Need you Doc.
Have you done a report on the powerbeats pro as a hearing assist? I find them comfortable but need some hints on how to tweek them for AC bit more customized fit. There seem more comfortable and secure than the iPods and I think the battery life is also better. (Also available in a range of colors! An extra nice touch )
Great tutorial and a video. Thank you, I got a pair and love them, as I have a 30% loss of hearing. Too bad the battery needs to be recharged after 3-4 hours. Do you know of any earbuds similar to Airpods but with longer-lasting batteries? Thanks.
I don’t totally agree in that I have been using hearing aids for about 16 years and the Apple pros for a couple. We are an Apple extend family with just about every Apple device in use. And these AirPods, in my opinion, don’t even come close to serving as hearing aids. The minuscule battery life alone is enough to disqualify them. I never run out of charge with my Resound rechargeable aids. Easily run 17 hrs a day with a lot of streaming from my iPhone 13. I use the pods for music and to listen to videos on my iMac so the rest of the house doesn’t hear them. No matter what size earpiece I find they easily fall out. I guess if you can’t afford real aids they would be better than nothing.
This is mindblowing to me. I'm deaf in my right ear and partially moderately to almost severe loss in my left ear. I can hear well in my left ear and I can almost hear nothing in my right. I can feel the vibrations in my right ear but I can't really decipher what that sound is or was. My left ear is capable and I lip read a lot so that helps as well. I do wear a hearing aide though which I got thru a licensed audiologist. It's almost a decade old and the newest model of hearing aids on the market today has Bluetooth capabilities to connect to smartphones and whatnot. The prices are thru the roof. I've been wearing earbuds which are okay. But what this AirPod Pro can do is just blowing my mind. I will look into getting myself a pair of AirPod Pro today. I'm leaving to go out of town for my daughter's graduation this Friday. Thanks for everything.
thanks for yor excerllent presentation !!!!!!!!!!! 👍👍 how about jabra elite active75t ?
I suffer from 30% hearing loss in both my ears and have dealt with struggling with conversations for a long time. I’ve now been using AirPod pro’s for around 3 months now, predominantly in the workplace environment and can honestly say they have been a revelation. I just couldn’t accept paying upwards of $2 – 3,000 per ear for hearing aids knowing this tech was just round the corner. I’m glad I waited. Cons (not really cons when you look at the overall savings and benefits) are start alerting they are running out of charge around the 4-5hr mark but I generally stick them back in their case at lunch time. The case acts as a mobile charging station so by the time you get back from lunch you are good to go again. I just stick the case with the pods on charge at night like I do my phone. Another thing that might concern some is the need to purchase an apple phone or tablet to set the AirPods up correctly. You can get a relatively lowly spec iPad for very cheap nowadays brand new. You just have to make sure it can be updated to the latest iOS software. Another pro is you’ve now got a pretty cool tablet as well. All this is still magnitudes cheaper that pretty low spec hearing aids – you know, the kind you have to put batteries in and cant listen to music through or are noise cancelling for example. It’s a no-brainer 😉
Thank do doing the video. How do you think the Apple Airpods Pro would compare with Eargo hearing aids for mild/moderate age related high freq. hearing loss?
Have you tested the AirPods Max over the ear headphones as a hearing aid?
I’m sorry for subtitles Spanish worked but I’m deaf birth and hear loss my childhood permanently deaf 🧏🏽♂️ about 30 years doesn’t works AirPods Pro is not needed music/speaker phone/Bluetooth because need natural social-media
Cliff, You cannot be serious. I thought this was April Fool's joke. I want my hearing devices to be almost invisible.
I am back and here is my next equation. I love my AirPods pro, (thanks to your recommendation) and they are great but… I have difficulties understanding people who are wearing a mask. Does a real hearing aid solve this issue?
its a big diference between AirPods pro 2019 and 2021 ?
how do you use the airpods as hearing aids on android
Doctor iam heard hearing bcs hear unusual sound in ears Pls advice to me
Watching these real ear measurements, it appears that these dont perform as well as the Bose Soundcontrol for mild to moderate hearing loss starting at 2000 hz and degrading more as frequency goes up. Is that an accurate interpretation?
I have been wearing hearing aids which I loved. However, with Covid mask guidelines I kept losing hearing aids and replacements with insurance were getting costly. Any suggestions.
A great review would be one that compares online hearing tests to Mimi for Apple Ipod users. Can we improve on the results that Mimi gives us?
How about if you have tinnitus along with hearing loss, could they be beneficial use then?
Do the beats pro now as hearing assists please!
If you have an audiogram from an audiologist, you dont need the mimi hearing test app. You can enter the audiogram data in the iphone settings under accessibility/Audio-Visual/headphone accommodations/custom audio setup. You can enter the data manually or take a picture of the audiogram.
having severe hearing… is it worth to buy airpod pro??
Great video and detailed analysis! I would love to see an update reviewing the iOS 15 addition of the Conversation Boost feature. Thanks doc!
Great review as always! I have a peculiar question, I noticed that in cold weather where temperatures are 40 and lower the transparency mode, the AirPods Pro as hearings that I am using do not work well. I have to pull the AirPods pro to communicate with people. Why is that? Thanks!
I've heard comments about the air pod pros sounding better than hearing aids. I am trying my air pods with ios 15.1 and have no experience with hearing aids. I've found the sound is very artificial, tinny and having an echo type character to the sound. Not having any hearing experience I'm very reluctant to try them if the sound of my own voice and outside sounds are going have this amplified echo prone sound that I'm not liking with air pod pros. I even tried a set of Nuheara IQ buds 2 with the same result. In fact I have to say the air pod pros are a bit better than Nuheara buds I have not found the air pod pros to help much with speech understanding, especially softer sounds from my wife, lol. But I can watch TV with less volume but there's a limit to understand improvement and so still us CC. I'm tried multiple settings and tweaking but just don't find the air pod pros to be much of an advantage. All the tests I've taken say I had a moderate hearing loss with more loss in the left ear than the right. I'm debating either trying Costco brand hearing aids or some from truhearing since I have a Medical Advantage benefit of $1500./pair for premium hearing aids. The truhearing aids have OVP which I think might be a big benefit because my own voice thru the air pod pros is not all that great and somewhat annoying. I'm on the fence about hearing aid obviously, but I do know I need some help. Additionally I would like to wear them riding my mtn bike because I just can't understand other riders out there while they all seem to understand each other easily. So whatever I get has to stay in my ear. The air pod pros will fall out easily without adding retention devices to them. Oh I have found that the best thing for TV listening for me has been a wireless headphone set…much better than the air pod pros.
You can loose those so easily.
Would the Air Pods Pro be a good option for someone with a cookie bit hearing loss? Trying out hearing aids for the first time and just not sure if I'm ready to make that big jump. My audiogram shows good hearing at low and high frequencies and almost all of my loss focused on the 500-2k range (primarily 1k). I am thinking the Airpods might be better as I really am only looking to boost these sounds in certain situations verses something I wear all day long?
Bravo!! I love your presentation style, your scientific approach, your subject choices, and just about everything else. Since I own some AirPod pros I was so thrilled that you have a review specifically of using them as hearing aids. I am worried about what will happen when my Bose Hearphones break. I don’t know of any product like them on the market and they are incredible! Thanks again so much.
Your intro is cheesy lol
Can I use Beats studio buds/Beats fit pro as hearing aids?