Great information, I have seen several review videos on this product and was very impressed that you thought to use manual adjustments to meet real ear target gain as well as measuring the noise reduction abilities of this device. As a fellow audiologist, I found the information to be incredibly accurate, informative, and well thought out. Honestly, I wish I had thought to add noise reduction measurements and the use of manual controls (rather than the settings provided after the hearing check) prior to doing a real ear comparison of this device to a prescriptive device in my review. Extremely informative video.

Wow, Cliff ... this was an excellent video to help someone use this OTC. Good job. 😁

Please test all options under "fine tuning" tab to show what is happening with each choice, thanks for everything :)

I purchased some Signia closed sleeves (XS size). There was a significant reduction in volume compared to the vented style that came with the hearing aids. For me vented is the way to go.

I will check on these. I tried out a pair of pretty expensive aids after going to an audiologist. She apparently reportedly the aids based on her tests. The only "benefit" I got from them was that it made things louder - not any more crisp. I told her I'd like to have something so that I could mix (EQ) bass/mid/treble myself from something like a cellphone. Apparently, there was only one aid supplier that had worked out something with Apple. It sounded like a good thing, but I wasn't about to shell out big bucks to replace my non-Apple phone AND buy a high-end aid. So, I returned the aids I had (at no cost to me, fortunately) and went on my merry way.

This was REALLY good info and review.

Another great video about an interesting product.

Thanks fir the review of the Sony hearing aids. I think I’ll stick with my audiologist-prescribed hearing aids for now. But glad that there is a lower cost option for those without sufficient insurance coverage.

Very informative video. I haven't had a hearing test since i was in 7th grade. I had a test today from an audiologist. According to the test my left ear is at 82% my right ear is at 92%,both ears together i'm at 96%. Would these be a good fit for me? This is the first time ever looking into hearing aids. The most advanced hearing aid they offered was 10k. With a discount ,they brought it down to about $5800. Thats still a lot of money for me. I'm only 54 and my hearing is bad.

That is some crazy in-depth review

I wish this market was more international. I live in Colombia and in here it takes more money and time to get the updated version of everything.

Good job Thanks.

I can’t wait to try these. I’m so fed up of dealing with healthcare professionals.

It would have been interesting to get Bri's opinion on the effectiveness of these hearing aids . . . and others. I'm not sure that parameter adjustments in OTC vs. Rx'd hearing aids are that significant to an actual mild to moderately hearing impaired individual.

🤔 new intro not bad I like it😁

When you do REM to target are you measuring average speech? I would like to see how these perform for soft speech NAL-NL2 targets. Thank you!

Yay! I JUST asked you yesterday about reviewing these on your last video. I just got the Bose ones and I hate them they are going back. I was planning on buying these tomorrow actually.

I purchased these 3 days ago and mostly concur with everything you said. However you did not cover the fine tuning section of the app, there are a number of options there for tuning. I found increasing the loudness in this section made a tremendous improvement. Previously I had the Bose but never found optimal settings, these however, are excellent. I also like the in the ear, mostly invisible design. Now let’s see if they last. My Bose stopped operating 2 weeks before the warranty expired so I was able to return them for a refund.

can you do a compare of the C10 and E10? Would like to know which to buy.

Signia/Sony is going to sell lots. But, Bluetooth needs to be added. The sleeves are excellent. I have them.

You were subscribed to the channel, may God protect you

From the appearance of these hearing aids, I could swear they are exactly the same as what Rexton calls their M-Core iX. Am I correct? If I'm wrong, have you done a video about the latter?

How did these compare to the Sontro OTC you review a few weeks ago?

Not clear. When he says that they are the best he's seen to this date, what date? Does that mean he likes these better than the Lexie B1 and B2? Or were those better? It would be good to know.

Can you adjust/customize each hearing aid individually with the app or is the app adjustments for only both? I have significant differences in hearing levels/hearing loss between my ears so want the ability to adjust each device separately. Thanks for the review. I was waiting on this review to move forward on my purchase of an OTC hearing device. I had a hearing test completed 4 months ago and decided to wait on purchasing a hearing aid/device until the OTC rules were finalized.

I like my Sony C10’s. I have one question though. I was wondering if the Sony 10’s use the same wax guard as the Signia Silk? Sony’s documentation doesn’t address wax guards.

How many channels do they have? What is maximum amplification per channel?

Do you know yet when you'll be reviewing the CRE-E10 model?

I’m a high frequency hearing loss and I just brought these hearing aids yesterday and did my profile hearing test which it didn’t go through cause it was not comparable to my ear profile cause I found out I was high frequency hearing loss but not mild and moderate hearing loss when I pressed “0” and “1” buttons on all beeps. Sometimes I pressed “2” and “3” times beep when I hear it but setting up a hearing profile was hard to me cause I didn’t hear all beep, I’m soo disappointed why Sony didn’t let me in and give me the sound of their device, even they should start making hearing devices for people who have high frequency hearing loss because I hate spending thousands on companies that ain’t even worth my budget. I’m returning the hearing aids tomorrow, I’m so disappointed of what I can’t get, I might remain a mute person! 😢😢😢😢

What does a whistling sound in one ear aid? Does it mean recharge?

I'm hoping you'll do a full review of the HP Hearing Pro to be available soon if not already.

Question please- What kind of feed-back method is used? Currently, I have Costco aids and they interrupt the signal many times per second to prevent feedback. The result is like the sound you got as a kid when speaking into a fan- Robo-sound. It's slight but most annoying. Most high-end audio gear senses the particular frequency of feedback and temporarily reduces the volume on only that frequency. I'm hoping to find some that do it that way. Thank you for your time.

I want to use these for choir rehearsals. I have mild-to-moderate high-frequency hearing loss. My conductor's voice is soft, but the choir is quite loud. So I have two questions: (a) Do these OTC aids without a "Music" setting, give reasonable fidelity and low distortion? (b) What's the maximum SPL before the microphones start to distort ? Thanks --- Charles

I currently have the Bose hearing aids. I bought them just before they were transitioned to Lexie Hearing (consequently I bought them at the close out price of $595.00, so I don’t have a big investment at this point). They have been okay, but not great (this is my very first set of hearing aids). I would really love to know how they compare to the Sony. I would certainly make the investment in the event they are that much better than the Bose (and just keep the Bose as spare/emergency pair). I know Sony has a great reputation for both sound quality and miniaturization. It seems in the comments below people really favor the Sony vs the Bose.

If you had a proper hearing test, is there a way to use it for the tuning/adjustment of any OTC hearing aids?

Do you plan to review the Sony e10

When are you going to review the Apple Air Pod Pro 2? I have a pair of the first one and I really like them. Thanks for your videos.

Kindly, please review the other Sony OTC hearing aid, the CRE-E10, with BT streaming and rechargeable battery. I read that they will be available next week and appear to be the superior offering.

Is anyone using these hearing aides to help with Tinnitus? Just curious if they might help. I have mild hearing loss at the 4000hz level only. All other levels are fine. I’m considering these to see if they will help filter out some of the ringing issues I have in my ears.

@15:31 What hearing aid/app do you want if you are a techie and you do want a lot of customization?

You mention that there are some that are counterfeit. Would the Sony app alert let you know if what you are connecting is not original?

I am a long time musician and film composer who is paying the price for all the noise I have experienced, I call it the black lung disease of musicians. I am still mixing but know that the highest frequencies are not perfectly accurate and also find that I am missing words in some conversations. I purchased a pair of these as a way to begin to familiarize myself with what will eventually be a real commitment to addressing my ever decreasing acuity. I did a lot of investigating (mostly through your excellent and educational KZfaq channel). I have a finely tuned ear for the technical aspects of sound and I must say that I was confused by what I was hearing. I am hyper aware of phase and by having a vented click sleeve that contains both direct sound and processed sound I am overwhelmed by the processing delay from the Sony's as they combined with the natural sound. I cannot exactly determine the delay but it is relatively short and under 30 milliseconds. This does give a strong tunnel effect or "flange" effect that seems to change at different times. When I play a note on a piano I get a very strange tremolo effect probably caused by this as well. I cannot find any technical info that might help me with all the questions I have. Does this item employ an FFT or a Filterbank process? And as things seem to change at times, is this making program changes? I also can't seem to find (or hear) a limiter that would choke down loud sounds. And not lastly but lastly for this lengthy comment, the limited bandwidth on the eq is barely in the ballpark. There are many things that now make me see that I may not be served by any digital hearing aids except in very specific situations where I would learn to live with their drawbacks (which at this point may be the Sony's). Are you aware of any high quality, custom fitted hearing aids that employ analog technology? I think I could give up a lot of bells and whistles for truer tone. Thanks for your time (if you have any!).

Since they are so much like the Signia, and were developed with major hearing aid company, and use the same look and feel as the Signia app... are you sure they aren't multi band inside? There is fine tuning that you didn't cover that I assume adjusts this. However, what I really want is an "open" multi band equalizer (at 3 volume levels eventually...) so that I can use my "equal loudness" approach which works so much better than prescription for me - meaning I'm willing to wear them and they help intelligibility, even if the papers think I haven't done enough to optimize speech (I like music too). Sees the apps are going to continue to get in the way of the hardware, as with regular hearing aids using speech optimizing prescriptions based on threshold hearing curve, when that doesn't seem to correlate well with say "50dB apparent loudness" curve, at least in my case. Yes, I'm techie, but lots of people could handle a 20 band equalizer (they do already in consumer audio) and with good apps could adjust to equal apparent loudness curve (tedious but worth it).

Considering these on eBay. How do you know if they are counterfeit?

I've been wearing the Sony CRE-C10 for about a week. The one thing I noticed is there is quite a bit of echo in quiet environments .

How about sony E10? Will the audiogram show the same values for the maximum possible levels?

Yes sir I have a slight bit of hearing loss and tinnitus would these hearing aids work

I am not clear on hearing aid products that have an app associated with it. After initial setup, do the hearing aids have to co-exist with a cell phone for it to operate? Do you have to your iphone with you in order for these hearing aids to work?

These are the best I've tried. Durable and the recharge is wonderful. The program and setting make it the best!!!!

Sony or Amazon won't ship to Canada. I have a friend in USA that I can ship to and he can forward to me. The other major issue is the Sony app won't allow me to down load in Canada.

Is this a cross device, can we use for single sided deafness

Is this Sony hearing aid good for noisy environment ?

What are the differences between these and the signas they are designed after?

Since you did this review 1 year ago, I was wondering if you still thought that the Sony CRE-C10 was still any good. I am in my trial period, so right now I am not sure and my verdict is still out.

Your take on whether these are better than the offerings from Bose or Jabra? :)

Why don't you test the 2nd generation AirPods Pro?

How would you compare these to Eargo 7?

What's up with the Eargo 7? I like how they charge for an invisible device. But, I heard the company has financial issues. Are you thumbs up or down?

How do you think they compare to the Eargo 6?

I couldn’t help thinking if the pull out string broke what would happen? Nightmare

I'm not liking how I can hear myself talking. Is that normal?

A 10dB difference is MORE than doubling loudness; it actually doubles at 6dB, so 10dB almost doubles it twice!

You didn’t comment on the Fine Tuning feature within the app. I don’t like the way it is presented in the app with no idea what is happening when you try to tweak with fine tuning. I can understand the volume and the bass/treble features enough, but that Fine Tuning seems poor.

It's too bad these don't make much sense when I can get professional aids for $1400 a pair through BCBS medicare advantage. They might be worth a try if you don't have insurance. Still, it's not enough of a problem to justify $1400 even for rechargeable aids. I'm dissappointed that the OTC aids are so limited.

Man even with hearing aids Sony needs a better naming scheme 🤣

"Hit the like button as it really helps out my channel and lets me know that you want me to make more review videos just like this one." Like you'd ever stop making review videos, LOL. Keep 'em coming!

Only $999

hi doc my hearing aid did nothing for my tinnitus but i have major hearing loss in that ear maby it could help someone else

can you send me a e mail where i could get in touch with you my wife brought out a fack about my tinnitus and winter