ReSound One Hearing Aid Detailed Review



ReSound One Hearing Aid Detailed Review. ReSound ONE Listening to Support Detailed Evaluation. Physician Clifford Olson, Audiologist and founding father of Utilized Listening to Options in Phoenix Arizona, Critiques the brand new ReSound ONE listening to assist with Microphone & Receiver In Canal know-how.

ReSound One Hearing Aid Detailed Review

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29 thoughts on “ReSound One Hearing Aid Detailed Review”

  1. These hearing aids are a huge disappointment. My first clue was when I returned for my first follow up after wearing them for a week. The audiologist called my name and I heard from in front of me and she was behind me. So right off the bat localization doesn’t work. Wind noise is not reduced at and in some directions is amplified. I don’t notice any reduction in background noise in restaurants. Even if I change the program manually there is minimal improvement. I have had numerous problems with feedback which are ongoing despite numerous visits to the audiologist. I also have a vibrato in the hearing aid when playing oboe which shouldn’t be there. This is my 4th pair of hearing aids. I had much better results with Costco hearing aids at 1/3 the price.

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  2. As a person that has owned hearing aids for well over 30 years, I promise I will NEVER purchase Resound anything! Why? Because the ear molds are of extremely poor quality especially considering my $7,000 + hearing aids purchase.

    The first set I received with my new aids did not fit properly. The second set was brittle and the wings broke. The third set separated at the point where the cord from the aid connects to the earbuds on both! And just tonight while removing my hearing aid to place in the recharger the wing on the left earbud snapped off.

    I still have my original 30+ year old hearing aid in perfect condition as well as 2 other brands, my Phonak hearing aids with perfect earbuds.

    I wish I would have trusted my gut. I wanted upgraded to Phonak aids but my hearing specialist talked me into Resound. BIG MISTAKE!

    Never again will I purchase Resound hearing aids. Logically in order for the aids to properly work one requires reliable earbuds. Resound earbuds SUCK!!’ I feel totally ripped off by the company.

    BUYER BEEARE!

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  3. Thanks for your video, Dr. Cliff. I have single sided deafness. I was recently implanted with a Cochlear brand implant and will receive a Resound One for my good ear. This review was very helpful.

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  4. I'm from Brazil and I have a Resound Linx 3 since 2014 and I'll buy a Resound One. Someone could say me how much a pair of Resound One and where can I buy. In Brazil is very expensive. Thank you for your video. Congratulations !!!

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  5. Why do my resound one hearing aids keep quiting on me. It is usually the right one now it is the left one. How do I get them to start up. They were plugged in over night and the left one lasted 3 hrs. How do I get them to work properly.

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  6. Feeling Tired of Resound HA…. Resound ( India ) perhaps does not care about the problems faced by its customers & does not have faith in their feedback. My son has used many HA since 30 years. This is first time that he is using Resound HA – Quattro 7 RIC but feeling frustrated on response of Resound. Left Quattro 7 HA having multiple problems – has been sent for repairs to their Mumbai office 4 timed in last 3 months but issues falling on deaf ears.Delay in service is acceptable but not casual response of company like Resound.

    No body from their Social Media team seems to be worried / concerned about the problems being faced.

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  7. Feeling Tired of Resound HA…. Resound ( India ) perhaps does not care about the problems faced by its customers & does not have faith in their feedback. My son has used many HA since 30 years. This is first time that he is using Resound HA – Quattro 7 RIC but feeling frustrated on response of Resound. Left Quattro 7 HA having multiple problems – has been sent for repairs to their Mumbai office 4 timed in last 3 months but issues falling on deaf ears.Delay in service is acceptable but not casual response of company like Resound.

    No body from their Social Media team seems to be worried / concerned about the problems being faced.

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  8. How do you adjust the volume? I see nothing in the manual about that. I've played around with the push button on each hearing aid. It seems the right hearing aid button increases volume and the left decreases? Any suggestions much appreciated. Thank you!

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  9. I have been using Resound One's for a few months, had to have custom molds made with "levers", domes would not stay in ears. I play a Flamenco-type nylon string guitar. With hearing aids in, I get unpleasant "reverb" sounds from guitar strings (not "fret buzz"). Without hearing aids, guitar sound is normal, no odd "reverb". I'm hoping my audiologist can tune the odd sounds out, or I'll have to play it without hearing aids.

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  10. I just got my new ReSound one hearing aids and I love them!!! I love the sound quality of the Bluetooth when I listen to music, it sounds just like my AirPods. I also love that they are rechargeable, no more spending money on batteries and changing them every week.

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  11. Dr Cliff, you should do a new video on how bad the Bluetooth connection is the resound one. HORRIBLE is an understatement. To think I spent thousands of dollars on these makes me sick. Try to save some other people from going ripped off.

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  12. I have these aids with standard receivers and after 3 adjustments I have decided to return them. The constant shifting directionality is irritating and doesn't help my hearing at all. I hear EVERYTHING except I still can't hear speech well. I get no difference I sounds. I was in a parking lot with cars driving by, a jet overhead, and a guy with a leaf blower. They all sounded the same. I couldn't tell one from the other. BT is worthless, never steams to both aids, sounds horrible, and unless my phone is closer than 1 foot away, it gets choppy sounding. I am totally disappointed in these aids. I am returning and going back to my previous aids, which even at 5 years old, blow these aids away. Total failure IMHO

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  13. I've been using Resound GN for the past 6 months and I can't tell you how disappointed I am in these hearing aids 😔
    I've made over 12 different trips to the clinic due to so many inconveniences.
    I found the custome molds could never sit in place so I opted for a Power Dome which is great and all but they get super itchy. I've learned to live with it, and at other times I don't even notice it anymore.
    The reciever on my right ear had to be swapped 2 times and now my left hearing aid is also needing a swap. In a matter of 6 months though? Is this normal?
    I tend to get a lot of wax build up so the M&RIE microphone (in canal) needs to be cleaned consistently, or swapped out with a new one. When I brush the microphone it makes the sound quality muffled or mute. I'm still able to hear rustling sounds but there is no sound coming in, they sound plugged up. So now, no matter how I clean them they end up worse.
    I usually have to run to the bathroom in the middle of work and be gone for 10 mins because I'm desperately trying to get them clean. I've left work to visit my hearing aid tech 4 different times to get them fixed.
    Not to mention the program of my hearing aid at one point was not "fit" to the dome. Which meant I was living in "Restuarant Mode" in a closed dome for one month. Until we switched to a power dome AND power dome setting…it completely changed the game. But maintanence of the Resound GN is way too high, too time consuming and not reliable for someone who lives an active and busy lifestyle. I've been so thrown off by Resounds GN that I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
    I'm 29 yrs old, work 2 jobs, live a super busy life style and I don't have time to be going in 2-3 times a month to get them cleaned or fixed. Nevermind stepping away from the dinner table or my job to hide in a bathroom to clean them. What kind of life is that? 😮‍💨
    Sorry for rambling, is there anyone out there who can relate?! Or do I just have terrible luck?!
    I need a change and I would love to hear your suggestion 😥

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  14. this is big for me is resound the only one that needs a retainer filiment? I have an old unitron moxi and the retainer element has been nothing but a pain

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  15. I found this video very useful prior to discussing whether I should get M&RIE or not with my audiologist.

    But … I have a question which you do not address, and neither have I been able to find any information anywhere else. It relates to the rechargable model. All rechargable batteries have a lifetime, i.e. how many times they can be recharged before power capacity falls off or worse things happen (I experienced that with my Surface Book: battery bloat). Yes, I know charging to about 50% greatly extends the life, but trying to do this is impractical as well as negating the benefits of having a rechargable hearing aid.

    So: do you have data on the number of recharge cycles for the battries in the aids.

    I was calculating along the following lines. If for example, the number is 1,000 cycles then the hearing aids become essentially useless after less than 3 years (assuming daily recharge). So then, are the batteries replacable? But even if they are, the cost + hassle has to be much more than with size 13 batteries. I curently get about a week of use on my LiNX 9-s. That makes my cost for batteries < $60 CAD/year. So the trade off obviously hinges on the projected cycle count. WIth 2,000, for example, getting rechargable starts to make sense.

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  16. Dr Cliff thank you for informing me about the new ReSound One hearing aid. Today I had a meeting with the audiologist at the Veterans Administration clinic, where I requested a ReSound One hearing aid. I requested the battery powered model because the batteries are free from the VA and they are easy to carry. I also learned from you that they are smaller and more comfortable.

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  17. Resound taking a page out of Microsoft haha Xbox One – Resound One! These look super neat. Been enjoying my Resound Linx2 ITE hearing aid and looking for an upgrade soon. Especially when that new Bluetooth standard is out!!

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  18. Your presentation on p90 is quiet different than Kirkland 10. You know are almost same. I would like your presentation to justify diffence in cost outside vs Costco for same brand.I understand Costco has volume advantage. But not $1400 vs $6000. Thanks

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  19. Cliff, is the Jabra Enhance Pro that is sold at Costco similar to the Resound one? They both fall under the GN family, both one button, 3 models, optional charging case? The Jabra branded is New to Costco. It has all the features I want in a rechargeable set of units also with contacts showing when charging.

    Thanks

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  20. Hi Doctor Cliff, so i was completely sold on the Marie solution for my needs after watching multiple videos and reading the marketing material and went all in on the resound ones. Unfortunately my audiologist and I could never get them to work right, even with the help of the resounds rep helping tune one visit. Feedback, echos, silence, etc were all extremely frustrating challenges as the resounds cycled through programs. After multiple attempts I gave up on them going back to standard in ear receivers. It just really seems like the programming to handle the extra mic isn't ready for prime time. Any thoughts?

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