I don't write reviews, but after paying this much for a product with such poorly written software I am massively frustrated. If you have an android phone, this is one of the only hearing aids that supports it. I understand the way android handles bluetooth audio makes certain features impossible, however, the Lucid app is beyond broken. It will constantly switch between the hearing aid 'program' and streaming 'program' unless you connect a 2nd BT device to stop it. You will have to do this otherwise you will not be able to adjust the EQ settings for the hearing aids. If you manage that, it still won't matter, as sometimes one hearing aid will decide your EQ settings are wrong and change them. You can change them back, save them again and hope but it'll probably revert back again. In my case, this results in having a mechanical form of tinnitus in my ear as it boosts the treble regions which I do not need, or worse, causes massive feedback inside of my ear. This is on top of having terrible bluetooth range and connection stability. Requiring you to make an account to even use their android app. Or the fact that the volume settings never save and will default to 7/10 whenever you reconnect the hearing aids. I'm returning these for a refund. Sound wise, these are wonderfully clear, when they work. So it's a real shame that hearing loss is less of an annoyance than interacting with Lucid's android app.

These aids are the real deal, they are pre-programmed with typical hearing-loss scenarios, but my loss is not typical! The good news, though, is by using the app I can program each aid to compensate for my unusual hearing loss profile. So, the hearing profile is programmable if you know what you are doing. The app works great on my Motorola Android phone, but guess what: the Moto phones are NOT compatible with the so called ASHA (Audio Streaming for Hearing Aids) standard. So, while the app itself works great in controlling the aids, the app WILL NOT stream any audio from the Motorola phone, that means no Bluetooth calling or any streaming of music. I found this out by talking to the helpful support person at Lucid. Now, I either have to send these back, and/or change my phone (which I just bought!) to another brand which is ASHA compatible. EDIT: I ended up returning these (I am a Prime member), and I had absolutely no issue with the return, unlike one 1-star reviewer. These are quality hearing aids, and I would have kept them if they had been able to stream on my Motorola phone!

This works for me! You have to get used to settings first. Then get bluetooth receiver for TV so it streams directly to HA. Can't wait for that.

I like how long I can wear the hearing aids day and night without recharging.

Light weight forgot that I was wearing these and got into the shower! They have Incredible sound quality! compared these to a $6,000 pair which you can program on deflaut the lucid engage have to manually but for differents in price clear sound you can't beat these lucid engage aids 3 months now daily use and haven't had any problems. Just a little bit with app issue but was quickly resolved by the tech who was very nice to work with never had to wait on calls, also bluetooth music phone calls works great. I'll update in couple months

Was able to hear things I haven't heard on years. The only thing that I have had any trouble with is connecting to phone to stream radio and answer calls from phone hopefully will resolve with tech support

Tiny ear covers too awkward and didn't stay on. Couldn't get levels to setup to the volumn my husband needed.

We wanted to try these and they just don't have enough power for my 94 year old mother. We were hoping for this to work, but unfortunately her hearing is so bad we couldn't use them. If you have SEVERE hearing loss, these probably won't work to well....