Causes Of Hearing Loss And Hearing Loss Reasons


If price is the highest priority, Songbird disposable hearing aids for about eighty dollars and Songbird regular hearing aids for approximately two hundred seventy dollars may be considered the best hearing aids.

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WXIA 11 Atlanta


The flexfit was highlighted on a "Try It" segment on WXIA 11 Atlanta. The user gave it thumbs up! Watch the video by clicking on the link.

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KVFS 12 Heartland News


The flexfit was highlighted on a "Try It" segment on KVFS 12 Heartland News. The user's wife felt that when he used the Songbird, "It seemed to be like when he used to hear and not reading lips." Watch the clip by clicking on the link.

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New York Newsday, Saul Friedman


For people like me with a mild to moderate hearing loss, who can't afford such an expense, there's a new, inexpensive disposable behind-the-ear hearing aid developed by the Sarnoff Corp. of Princeton, N.J., (formerly RCA Labs) that sells for $79.

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David B. Hawkins, PhD, Head of the Mayo Clinic Audiology Section - The Hearing Journal


We asked if any inexpensive hearing aid can generate the appropriate response - we found one such product.

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Prevention Magazine


If you struggle to hear your pastor during sermons or your spouse while dining out, consider trying the Songbird flexfit disposable digital hearing aid, which provides 400 hours of enhanced hearing for just $80.

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CT Watchdog - George Gombossy


There are some hearing aid-type devices that like reading glasses, don't require a prescription and offer benefit at substantial savings. These devices are made by companies including...Songbird...they're worth a try and may be a good bet for your money.

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Tina Samuels, Suite101.com


The thought behind the Songbird disposable hearing aid is for those that have mild to moderate hearing loss or deafness. They can get a cheaper alternative to the high priced hearing aids that are custom fit.

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Richard Chandler, Active Forever


The Songbird Hearing Aid has revolutionized the way those with mild to moderate hearing loss live independent lifestyles...the completely disposable Songbird Flexfit has been newly redesigned...to be the ideal hearing device for virtually anyone.

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Health Status Internet Assessments


Recent studies show that 55 million Americans are experiencing some level of hearing loss. Songbird Hearing has introduced a new digital disposable hearing aid that provides 400 hours of use and is a unique alternative to traditional aids...

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Esquire


Esquire recommends Songbird as one of the best gifts for any "jet-setting retiree".

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YouTube


Matt Hoover, winner of NBC's The Biggest Loser, was interviewed by TV stations across the country about healthy resolutions and recommended Songbird for hearing better in 09.

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Press Release on HearingAidsEar.com


Imagine being able to give someone the gift of hearing neighborhood carolers or the laugh of a toddler opening the perfect gift. Now, it's possible to buy a hearing aid for a loved one, thanks to Songbird Hearing, Inc.

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Press Release on Forbes.com


Hearing loss among those who require the assistance of a caregiver is causing serious problems that impact both the patient and those providing care, according to a new survey released by Songbird Hearing, Inc.

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Shopping Spy: Discoveries & Deals


Thus Songbird has addressed any excuse for why - if you hate to admit it's getting harder to hear from all your rock concerts - you might need a hearing aid! Pretty awesome.

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earthtimes.org


"While the flexfit is inexpensive, consumers do not have to sacrifice quality, comfort or discreetness."

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Cnet News


"With all of us destroying our ears listening to our iPods--and other portable music devices--chances are we're all going to need hearing aids someday. Well, there's some good news for those of you looking ahead to your golden years"

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engadget.com


"The built-in battery is good for 400 hours of active use, which should last most infrequent users two to six months."

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gizmodo.com


"It's a one-size-fits-all behind-the-ear device for people with mild to moderate hearing loss who aren't ready to plunk down thousands of dollars on a typical hearing aid."

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dvice.com


"Songbird... should be perfect for casual users of hearing aids who need a situational auditory boost... Employed in short spurts, the apparatus would last someone many months. It's like the reading glasses of the hearing aid world."

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techgadgetupdate.com


"The songbird flexfit? is...the first of its kind, and it was developed by the Sarnoff Corporation, the same company behind HDTV"

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