earHD® 360

I have used them a few times , I found speech a bit clearer but am unsure of the overall positive effect , I checked every aspect of wearing them correctly . The jury is still out on these .

I have been using Flare Calmers for a quite a few years now and I thought id try the EarHD360. For me they were a bit too hard to wear for long periods of time. So the other option was the Calmer Pro as they have the silicone outside and aluminium inside, for me this is a good compromise between the two as I get the both of best worlds. I would recommend the EarHD360 but for me the Calmer Pro have the added comfort but the characteristics in sound difference are the same for me. I contacted Flare about swapping for the Calmer Pro and as I was local I was able to visit their warehouse for the swap from EarHD360 to Calmer Pro. Their customer service is second to none and would highly recommend to anyone wanting to try any of their product range.

I have high frequency loss and tinnitus, hearing aids don’t work that well for me because I can’t adjust the performance myself. There are things that I can pick up with them that irritate me so I tend not to use them very often.
The Earhd 360 don’t do that and I can hear much better with them because they don’t amplify the noise that gets amplified in the hearing aids. To me it’s a bit annoying that I can find a simple inexpensive solution to help me hear more of the things that I need to hear and the expensive solutions are overkill unless you can adjust them yourself to get what you want rather than a person who programs them for optimal performance rather than your personal needs.
Well done to Flare audio for coming up with this device, it’s a life changer for me. The only suggestion that I could make is that if these were made by 3D scanning the ear and the 3D printed so that they fit perfectly it would be well worth the extra cost involved. I do have some earbuds that were made this way and they are absolutely marvellous!