Compare hearing-aid streaming tags

This view shows records carrying a streaming use-case tag. A brand-level tag does not establish audio quality, direct TV support, phone compatibility or battery duration for every model.

How this filter works

Includes records with a supplied streaming use-case tag, then retains the feed’s existing Sherpa Score order. The published score uses supplied catalogue fields, which do not prove quality or fit. See how we rate. Information only, not medical advice.

18 brands · latest feed record 2026-06-16

Official context: FDA OTC hearing-aid guidance · NIDCD hearing-aid and assessment guidance

A streaming tag is only a starting point. Verify the exact model, phone and operating-system combination, call and media support, TV accessory, expected battery effect and return terms. Do not infer audio quality or compatibility from the brand-level field.

  1. #1

    hear.com

    hear.com

    10.0 /10 Sherpa Score
    Regulator named: FDA Remote audiology follow-up

    An online hearing-care service that matches customers with local providers and sells its prescription Horizon hearing aids (plus an OTC option) with a 45-day no-risk trial.

    Channel
    OTC & prescription
    Price from
    $999
    Trial period (supplied)
    45 days
    Warranty
    3 years
    Styles
    RIC, CIC
    Visit hear.com Feed record 2026-06-16
  2. #2

    Jabra Enhance

    jabraenhance.com

    10.0 /10 Sherpa Score
    Regulator named: FDA Remote audiology follow-up

    Jabra Enhance sells OTC receiver-in-canal hearing aids online with Bluetooth streaming, app-based adjustments, and remote audiology support, backed by a 100-day trial and 3-year warranty.

    Channel
    OTC (no prescription)
    Price from
    $1,195
    Trial period (supplied)
    100 days
    Warranty
    3 years
    Styles
    RIC
    Visit Jabra Enhance Feed record 2026-06-16
  3. #3

    Audicus

    audicus.com

    9.4 /10 Sherpa Score
    Regulator named: FDA Remote audiology follow-up

    Audicus is a US direct-to-consumer brand that sells OTC hearing aids online, pre-programmed from a self-submitted hearing test, with remote audiology support and an optional monthly membership.

    Channel
    OTC (no prescription)
    Price from
    $1,498
    Trial period (supplied)
    100 days
    Warranty
    2 years
    Styles
    RIC, CIC
    Visit Audicus Feed record 2026-06-16
  4. #4

    Eargo

    eargo.com

    9.4 /10 Sherpa Score
    Regulator named: FDA Remote audiology follow-up

    Eargo makes small, rechargeable, self-fitting over-the-counter hearing aids for adults with mild-to-moderate hearing loss, with app-based fitting and lifetime remote support, and also offers prescription versions through hearing-care providers.

    Channel
    OTC & prescription
    Price from
    $799
    Trial period (supplied)
    45 days
    Warranty
    2 years
    Styles
    CIC, earbud
    Visit Eargo Feed record 2026-06-16
  5. #5

    ELEHEAR

    elehear.com

    8.8 /10 Sherpa Score
    Regulator named: FDA Remote audiology follow-up

    ELEHEAR sells affordable over-the-counter, self-fitting hearing aids with AI-based noise reduction, Bluetooth streaming, and optional remote audiologist support.

    Channel
    OTC (no prescription)
    Price from
    $299
    Trial period (supplied)
    45 days
    Warranty
    1 year
    Styles
    RIC, earbud
    Visit ELEHEAR Feed record 2026-06-16
  6. #6

    Lexie Hearing

    lexiehearing.com

    8.8 /10 Sherpa Score
    Regulator named: FDA Remote audiology follow-up

    Lexie sells over-the-counter, self-fitting hearing aids for adults with mild-to-moderate hearing loss, including app-controlled models powered by Bose, backed by a 45-day return window.

    Channel
    OTC (no prescription)
    Price from
    $299
    Trial period (supplied)
    45 days
    Warranty
    1 year
    Styles
    RIC, BTE, earbud
    Visit Lexie Hearing Feed record 2026-06-16
  7. #7

    Vivtone

    vivtone.com

    8.8 /10 Sherpa Score
    Regulator named: FDA Remote audiology follow-up

    Vivtone is a US direct-to-consumer brand selling budget-priced, FDA-registered OTC hearing aids for mild-to-moderate hearing loss, with rechargeable, Bluetooth, and app-adjustable models.

    Channel
    OTC (no prescription)
    Price from
    $159
    Trial period (supplied)
    45 days
    Warranty
    1 year
    Styles
    RIC, BTE, CIC
    Visit Vivtone Feed record 2026-06-16
  8. #8

    Otofonix

    otofonix.com

    7.4 /10 Sherpa Score
    Regulator named: FDA

    Otofonix sells affordable over-the-counter behind-the-ear hearing aids direct to US consumers, with both battery-powered and rechargeable models and a 45-day return window.

    Channel
    OTC (no prescription)
    Price from
    $97
    Trial period (supplied)
    45 days
    Warranty
    1 year
    Styles
    BTE
    Visit Otofonix Feed record 2026-06-16
  9. #9

    Sennheiser All-Day Clear

    sennheiser-hearing.com

    7.4 /10 Sherpa Score
    Regulator named: FDA

    An FDA-cleared, self-fitting over-the-counter hearing aid for mild-to-moderate hearing loss, with Bluetooth streaming and a rechargeable design from the audio brand Sennheiser (made by Sonova).

    Channel
    OTC (no prescription)
    Price from
    $799.95
    Trial period (supplied)
    45 days
    Warranty
    1 year
    Styles
    RIC
  10. #10

    Sony Self-Fitting OTC (CRE series)

    electronics.sony.com

    7.4 /10 Sherpa Score
    Regulator named: FDA

    Sony's CRE-series were FDA-cleared, app-based self-fitting OTC hearing aids (developed with WS Audiology) for adults with mild-to-moderate hearing loss, though the line was discontinued in 2026 with warranties still honored.

    Channel
    OTC (no prescription)
    Price from
    $699
    Trial period (supplied)
    45 days
    Warranty
    1 year
    Styles
    CIC, earbud
  11. #11

    Go Hearing

    gohearing.com

    7.2 /10 Sherpa Score
    Regulator named: FDA

    Go Hearing is a budget OTC hearing aid line (made by hearX) sold direct and through retailers, offering rechargeable in-ear and behind-the-ear models with preset programs for mild-to-moderate hearing loss.

    Channel
    OTC (no prescription)
    Price from
    $199
    Trial period (supplied)
    45 days
    Warranty
    1 year
    Styles
    ITE, BTE
    Visit Go Hearing Feed record 2026-06-16
  12. #12

    Costco Kirkland Signature

    costco.com

    6.6 /10 Sherpa Score
    Regulator named: FDA

    Kirkland Signature was Costco's value-priced, professionally-fit hearing aid line sold in-warehouse; the brand was discontinued in late 2022 and is no longer sold new.

    Channel
    Prescription (pro-fit)
    Price
    Starting price not supplied
    Trial period (supplied)
    180 days
    Warranty
    3 years
    Styles
    RIC
  13. #13

    Beltone

    beltone.com

    5.9 /10 Sherpa Score
    Regulator named: FDA Remote audiology follow-up

    Beltone is a long-established, GN-owned hearing aid maker whose prescription devices are fitted and serviced through its own clinic network rather than sold over the counter.

    Channel
    Prescription (pro-fit)
    Price
    Starting price not supplied
    Trial period (supplied)
    30 days
    Warranty
    1 year
    Styles
    RIC, BTE, ITE
    Visit Beltone Feed record 2026-06-16
  14. #14

    ReSound

    resound.com

    5.3 /10 Sherpa Score
    Regulator named: FDA Remote audiology follow-up

    ReSound makes prescription hearing aids fitted through hearing care professionals, with rechargeable models, Bluetooth LE Audio/Auracast streaming, and app-based remote-care adjustments.

    Channel
    Prescription (pro-fit)
    Price
    Starting price not supplied
    Warranty
    3 years
    Styles
    RIC, BTE, ITE
    Rechargeable
    Yes
    Visit ReSound Feed record 2026-06-16
  15. #15

    Signia

    signia.net

    4.4 /10 Sherpa Score
    Regulator named: FDA Remote audiology follow-up

    Signia is a global prescription hearing-aid manufacturer (WSAudiology) offering rechargeable, Bluetooth-enabled devices across all major styles, fitted and adjusted through hearing care professionals.

    Channel
    Prescription (pro-fit)
    Price
    Starting price not supplied
    Warranty
    2 years
    Styles
    RIC, BTE, ITE
    Rechargeable
    Yes
    Visit Signia Feed record 2026-06-16
  16. #16

    Oticon

    oticon.com

    4.0 /10 Sherpa Score
    Regulator named: FDA Remote audiology follow-up

    Oticon is a Danish prescription hearing aid maker (part of Demant) offering rechargeable, Bluetooth-streaming devices that are fitted and adjusted through licensed hearing care professionals.

    Channel
    Prescription (pro-fit)
    Price
    Starting price not supplied
    Warranty
    1 year
    Styles
    RIC, BTE, ITE
    Rechargeable
    Yes
    Visit Oticon Feed record 2026-06-16
  17. #17

    Phonak

    phonak.com

    4.0 /10 Sherpa Score
    Regulator named: FDA Remote audiology follow-up

    Phonak is a Swiss prescription hearing-aid manufacturer (part of Sonova) whose rechargeable, Bluetooth-streaming devices are fitted and sold through licensed hearing care professionals rather than over the counter.

    Channel
    Prescription (pro-fit)
    Price
    Starting price not supplied
    Warranty
    1 year
    Styles
    RIC, BTE, ITE
    Rechargeable
    Yes
    Visit Phonak Feed record 2026-06-16
  18. #18

    Starkey

    starkey.com

    3.2 /10 Sherpa Score
    Regulator named: FDA Remote audiology follow-up

    Starkey is a US-based prescription hearing aid manufacturer whose AI-driven models are fitted and sold through licensed hearing professionals rather than over the counter.

    Channel
    Prescription (pro-fit)
    Price
    Starting price not supplied
    Styles
    RIC, BTE, ITE
    Rechargeable
    Yes
    Bluetooth + app
    Yes
    Visit Starkey Feed record 2026-06-16

Common questions

Do all Bluetooth hearing aids stream every audio type?

No. Call, media and direct-streaming support varies by exact model, phone and protocol. Verify compatibility before buying.

What should I check for TV audio?

Confirm whether direct TV streaming is supported, whether a separate transmitter is required, its price and which hearing-aid models it supports.