My son has an over the ear hearing aid. How do these do with hearing aid feedback?
228945
They are pretty good when it comes to this as long he has hearing aid setup in his settings
228946
It shouldn't effect anything, one of my friends who has a hearing aid has used them without issues, but i would reccomend having him try them out just to make sure
1341827
If they work at all... Read many of the reviews, you will see that for many people they just stop working within a couple weeks. But if you are one of the lucky one's who this doesn't happen to, they do go over your ear so could potentially be problematic with glasses, but they are pretty tight to your head so it would really depend on your glasses and how they fit.
1077608
Contact BOSE directly - they will create a case for you and reply very quickly. I have fairly large ears ..and these go completely over the ears and barely touch my ears. So, they are designed to 'cup' over each ear and not sit on top as to crush or flatten the ear down like some will do;
860906
No, pretty good in that regard. They have a piece you can add on that hooks into the ear to hold it in/in place. Their only problem is in their main purpose. They sound horrible.
1260383
No they don't work like that. There is no audio input, thats not what they are meant for, they are for blocking out sounds on the range that would harm your ears.
1557568
Hello, I two BTE hearings aids and sometimes when I put the headphones on I might get a little bit of feedback, but that's about it. I don't get feedback once the headphones are completely on.
786921
I have the same question. They do work on my Phonak hearing aids, about 2 years old.
2039222
These are made for smaller children, so for the intended use yes they are over the ear. They are the most comfortable headphones I have purchased for my daughter--BY FAR! The light is not too bright and can be turned off. She uses them to watch Netflix or other movies and listen to music on her tablet. They are also the best sounding headphones for children I have come accross.
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These might be a little big for small ear canals. They do block out sound very well but block the frequencies of normal speech better than over-the-ear muffs. You might try the over-the-ear muff for kids. I have two young boys that are sound sensitive and they wore a pair of these (http://www.amazon.com/Howard-Leight-R-01523-Leightning-Lightweight/dp/B001BL04PS/ref=pd_sim_hi_4?ie=UTF8&refRID;=0K7T5B6PFBD9V464DYTS) to a fireworks display with a big crowd and they were in their own little world.I asked around and these are what I plan to get next: http://hear-pro.com/shop/pro37-passguard/ These might be a little big for small ear canals. They do block out sound very well but block the frequencies of normal speech better than over-the-ear muffs. You might try the over-the-ear muff for kids. I have two young boys that are sound sensitive and they wore a pair of these (http://www.amazon.com/Howard-Leight-R-01523-Leightning-Lightweight/dp/B001BL04PS/ref=pd_sim_hi_4?ie=UTF8&refRID;=0K7T5B6PFBD9V464DYTS) to a fireworks display with a big crowd and they were in their own little world.I asked around and these are what I plan to get next:... » Read More These might be a little big for small ear canals. They do block out sound very well but block the frequencies of normal speech better than over-the-ear muffs. You might try the over-the-ear muff for kids. I have two young boys that are sound sensitive and they wore a pair of these (http://www.amazon.com/Howard-Leight-R-01523-Leightning-Lightweight/dp/B001BL04PS/ref=pd_sim_hi_4?ie=UTF8&refRID;=0K7T5B6PFBD9V464DYTS) to a fireworks display with a big crowd and they were in their own little world.I asked around and these are what I plan to get next: http://hear-pro.com/shop/pro37-passguard/ « Show Less
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I'm not sure if it will work with a hearing aide or not. I can tell you that they are crystal clear. There is always the possibility that you may get some type of feedback with a hearing aide.
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AP Did you ever try these for sleeping? Or did you find another solution? My 13 year old son who has Autism can only sleep with headphones on and I am looking for a pair comfortable enough to sleep in.
603278
These fit over your ears. I would say go to the next size up to fit the hearing aid. If the hearing aid is big behind your ear it might not fit properly.
713594
If your daughters hearing aid has a T coil which is used to hear over the phone, then yes. Have you contacted the supplier of the hearing aid and asked them? Also, if your daughter wears just one aid, go for the monaural rather than stereo model. I have had my music link for a year without any problems.
1635160
I would say no depending on the hearing aid-in-ear or over-ear. The great thing about amazon though, if it doesn't work, send it back!
1752394
They are really good. The bass isn't naturally amplified, if you mess with the EQ, it responds to that really well. Not too rattly or anything. (from my son who got the headphones for a gift and knows way more about this stuff than I do.)
2218177
I would have to say that it depends how hard of hearing the person is. I have a busted eardrum in one of my ears and i can still hear very clearly and it does not hurt my ears (no feedback noise). For me the Headphones are very helpful, I sometimes wear them so I can hear my favorite shows a bit more comfortably, it's better than having to cranck up the volume on the TV. Hope this helps. I really like my headset.
1405996
How big of ears do you have :-)Honestly tho, they are over the ear. I have two of these, the standard and the 5.1 series. Standard for my son, he's 8 and the 5.1 for me. I use these headphones for my PC, Xbox, Wii, Android, Tablet, Surface, anywhere. Now, most of those I have a stereo mini plug for them, but, the bluetooth transmitter does work with my surface and are pretty cool looking. If this company made a noise cancellation model, I would get it as well.More info than you wanted, but, I tried many headphones...From Medusa, to Turtle Beach, to Sennheiser, to Sony, to Logitech, to Triton, etc, etc...and a few off names in between. For the money, these are great. How big of ears do you have :-)Honestly tho, they are over the ear. I have two of these, the standard and the 5.1 series. Standard for my son, he's 8 and the 5.1 for me. I use these headphones for my PC, Xbox, Wii, Android, Tablet, Surface, anywhere. Now, most of those I have a stereo mini plug for them, but, the bluetooth transmitter does work with my surface and are pretty cool looking. If this company made a noise cancellation model, I would get it as well.More info than you wanted, but, I tried many headphones...From Medusa, to Turtle Beach, to Sennheiser, to... » Read More How big of ears do you have :-)Honestly tho, they are over the ear. I have two of these, the standard and the 5.1 series. Standard for my son, he's 8 and the 5.1 for me. I use these headphones for my PC, Xbox, Wii, Android, Tablet, Surface, anywhere. Now, most of those I have a stereo mini plug for them, but, the bluetooth transmitter does work with my surface and are pretty cool looking. If this company made a noise cancellation model, I would get it as well.More info than you wanted, but, I tried many headphones...From Medusa, to Turtle Beach, to Sennheiser, to Sony, to Logitech, to Triton, etc, etc...and a few off names in between. For the money, these are great. « Show Less