



Does Lee Majors Bionic Hearing Aid Really Work?
Lee Majors Rechargeable Bionic Hearing Aid is a hearing aid product by Hearing Assist, LLC. The product claims to make use of innovative digital technology to bring about a noticeable improvement in the ability of a user to pick up conversations, watch TV, and listen in general. With the Lee Majors Rechargeable Bionic Hearing Aid, a user may no longer have to inconvenience those around while watching TV. The Bionic Ear product comes in three ear cap sizes with 2 AAA rechargeable batteries and an AC adapter. Also included in the box are a battery charger that doubles as a storage case, and a custom cleaning brush.
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Lee Majors Bionic Hearing Aid Reviews




I bought the pair they work good except for the battery life is only 6 to 10 hours this means I can’t use both at the same time. How could they be so stupid to do this why not just have a battery that isn’t chargeable but will last for a couple weeks
June 22nd, 2010
Bishop ca




I have used this item for about a year. It works as advertised and, since it’s rechargeable, you don’t have to buy those tiny batteries for it. I bought two so that I had one for backup while the other was charging.
The only problem I found is that after turning it on and off repeatedly, the “click” when doing so disappears, so occasionally I thought I’d turned it off when I hadn’t. Now I have hubby check it to be sure. You also have to remember to turn them on while charging and off when done charging, or they’ll go dead.
Audio quality is very good, and the battery life is about six hours.
They must taste good also, as one of my Shih-tsus chewed one of them up, but fortunately did not swallow it or the battery.
Comes with different size ear cups, a carrying/charging case, cloth bag to put the case in, an a/c adapter, a pair of batteries (so you can charge the unit when no a/c available), and a cleaning brush.
Beats the pulp out of spending thousands on “Professional” aids.
June 20th, 2010
Central California




This is my first hearing aid…but so far it works fine. No complaints.
October 30th, 2009
California

