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Rare $300 Discount On Jabra Enhance Select
- Currently $300 off (Jabra rarely runs sales)
- Premium devices starting at $1,195 per pair
- Bluetooth enabled and rechargeable
- 100-day risk-free trial
- Nearly invisible with a sleek design
$300 Off Orka Two Bluetooth Hearing Aids
- Orka is running a $300 promotion on their new award-winning hearing aids
- Easy Bluetooth streaming and phone calls on iPhone and Android
- AI-powered background noise management
- Rechargeable case doubles as a remote control
Currently $600 Off
- TIME Magazing best inventions
- Smallest rechargeable device on the market
- 45-day returns
- Professional remote adjustments available as needed
Less Than $300 / pair
- U.S.-based licensed hearing professionals available
- All hearing aids come with free shipping and a 45-day trial period
- 10+ years of customer care with 1M+ hearing aids shipped
Up To $200 Off
- Android and iPhone compatible
- Most popular style currently $699 per pair
- Intuitive self-fitting app
- Excellent overall value
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Currently $600 Off With Code BF23
- Audicus offers full-service care, unlimited supplies and no commitments starting at $99
- All hearing aids from Audicus are made by leading global manufacturers
- Audicus is on of the most trusted names in hearing health with features in the New York Times and 7,500+ reviews.
- Right now, use code BF23 for $600 off your purchase
$150 Off Lexie B2 Powered By Bose
- The best selling OTC hearing aid in the U.S.
- Currently $899 per pair
- Intuitive self-fitting app
- Excellent overall value
Up to $200 Off Sony Devices
- Sony's self-fitting devices are $100 and $200 off
- Starting at $899 for a pair
- Intuitive self-fitting app
- Excellent overall value
Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales are just around the corner. The Soundly team often gets alerts about hearing aid price-drops and discounts. This year we figured we'd put all of that information into one holiday-cheer-filled guide. Bookmark this page and check back in for all the latest discounts from around the industry.
How to Shop For Hearing Aid Deals
Unlike TVs and cell phones, hearing aids have not historically been a big focus during end-of-year sales. That's mostly because hearing aids are often a prescription device that requires a professional for testing and fitting. Not exactly the recipe for end-cap blowout sales.
Over the last year, hearing aid deals have become more common. Here's why.
At the end of 2022, the FDA published new guidelines making hearing aids available over-the-counter. The new class of hearing aids are typically self-fit using a smartphone app. The FDA's move also brought in some new hearing aid brands like Sony, Jabra and Bose. These brands are famous for their end-of-year promotions so it's fitting that they bring those sales into the hearing health space.
How to choose a pair of hearing aids.
This site is full of helpful information aimed at helping you find the perfect pair of hearing aids to match your budget and preferences. If you are just getting started on your search, we recommend you take a look at our beginners guide to hearing aids. The first step we recommend for most folks is to take a hearing test.
You can take our 5-minute screener here. If your hearing loss is severe or profound, you'll likely want to take a traditional care route at a local clinic. Unfortunately that rules out most of the direct to consumer brands on this page but will ensure proper and safe care. If your hearing loss is mild or moderate, you have options. Many of our readers opt for over-the-counter hearing aids or Telehealth brands like Jabra and Orka.
Check out our other guides for more helpful information 👇
Best OTC Hearing Aids, How to Decide Between OTC and Prescription Care, Hearing Aid Styles Explained
Discounts on Top Prescription Hearing Aids
While prescription hearing aids don't typically get the Black Friday treatment, there are still ways to get a deal on traditional in-clinic brands.
Most local clinics set their own prices, making it difficult to find out what anyone is charging until halfway through your appointment. Yes Hearing and ZipHearing offer a way around this problem.
Both companies represent a large group of clinics or professionals across the country and work with that group to set fair, pre-negotiated prices. That's great for anyone looking for hearing aid deals because you can compare prices and plan your budget before you walk into the office. Typically Yes Hearing and ZipHearing come in around 30% below local clinic pricing due to their negotiating power.
The drawback: You'll need to work with one of Yes Hearing or ZipHearing's existing providers (both groups allow you to switch individuals if needed).
You can use this tool to compare local deals by brand.
