Beltone.com Website Review

We are thrilled to announce our latest and greatest hearing solution—Beltone Amaze™. Enjoy an amazing hearing experience with With Beltone Amaze, you can look and hear your best while feeling comfortable and carefree. These hearing aids are rechargeable. Just three hours of charging provides 30 hours of battery life. They are easy to adjust to hear better in every environment. They seamlessly synch with your devices, so you can stream music, movies, and phone calls right to you hearing aids. And, they conveniently connect you to your hearing care professional for ongoing, remote technical support.  After 78 years, we feel comfortable calling ourselves experts in hearing care from design and manufacturing to patient care. We strive to be your hearing care partner right beside you every step of the way from your first hearing screening to ongoing follow-up care and support. These are just some of the ways we empower our patients. One of the most common conditions among older ad*lts, hearing loss affects one in three people over 65. Even though it impacts so many, Our goal is to support you on your journey to better hearing with tools and resources to help you identify the signs of hearing loss and learn about the many solutions. We are here to lend our expertise as you choose the hearing device that best suits your needs and The people we serve are at the heart of our design process.  We believe that hearing aids should accommodate your life, not the other Our hearing solutions mimic natural hearing, easily adjust to your environment or activity, and conveniently connect with your technology, like a television, smartphone, or tablet.  Our HearMax app allows you to talk with your hearing care professional wherever you are and for them to fine tune your hearing device Many people lose their hearing so gradually, they don't immediately realize it. They learn to adapt their behavior or avoid situations Does it feel like everyone is mumbling? Do you struggle to hear when your back is turned? Do you often ask people to repeat themselves?