Jabra Hearing Aids Reviewed: What You Need to Know

Jabra Hearing Aid Options

Jabra has streamlined its hearing aid lineup in recent years, now offering a smaller collection of receiver-in-canal models across a few technology levels. The biggest difference between Jabra options isn’t the devices themselves, but where you purchase them.

Today, you’ll find Jabra hearing aids in two places:

• Costco Hearing Centers – Jabra Enhance Pro 30
  • Price: $1,699/pair.
  • In-person testing, fitting, and follow-up.
  • 180-day return window.
  • Perks like free cleanings while you shop.

• Online – Jabra Enhance Select
  • Models: 50R ($1,195), 300 ($1,695), 500
  • Devices pre-programmed to your online hearing test.
  • 100-day return window.
  • 3-year warranty, 3 years of loss & damage coverage, and 3 years of tele-audiology support.

How the Models and Purchase Paths Differ

• If you like the convenience of shipping and telehealth care, choose Jabra Enhance Select (online).
• If you prefer face-to-face service (or you’re already a Costco regular), consider Jabra Enhance Pro 30 (Costco).
• Core technology across both channels is nearly identical.

Important note: If your hearing loss is greater than moderate (you can take our free test here), you’ll want to visit a local clinic or local Costco, where a provider can provide the extra volume you need. The online Jabra option is currently best suited for mild to moderate hearing loss.

Jabra Enhance Select‍

Quality Care Through Telehealth

Jabra Enhance Select is sold directly through Jabra’s website and comes in three tiers:

• Select 50R ($1,195/pair): Entry-level but still competitive with the OTC market. Rechargeable with core noise management.
• Select 300 ($1,695/pair): Mid-tier with stronger processing and better speech-in-noise performance.
• Select 500 ($1,995/pair): Top-tier option, offering the smallest size, Bluetooth LE Audio, Auracast streaming, and TapControl. This is the closest online equivalent to Costco’s Pro 30.

Every Select customer, regardless of model, gets:

• 3 years of professional telecare.
• 3-year warranty and loss & damage coverage.
• Devices custom-programmed to your online hearing test and shipped ready to wear.

It’s one of the most sophisticated telehealth hearing programs available—ideal for those who want the convienience of OTC without skipping professional support.

How the online process works:

✔️ Start with a hearing test on Jabra’s website or send in an up-to-date audiogram.
✔️ With your test in hand, Jabra will program your hearing aids and ship them to you.
✔️ If you need further adjustments, Jabra’s hearing team will tune your program remotely.
✔️ Jabra offers 3 years of unlimited follow-up care with all purchases  

My Jabra Enhance Select Review

I’ve tried several generations of Jabra’s direct-to-consumer products, and I’ve always been impressed by the service. The technology inside Jabra hearing aids feels very familiar to me because I’ve also spent time in ReSound devices—I recognize the same bright, crisp sound and the easy-to-use smartphone app that GN consistently delivers.

Both the Costco and online paths have their perks, but the convenience of ordering online has always drawn me to Jabra.

With my moderate hearing loss, I’m a good candidate for their online products. If your hearing loss is more severe, though, you’ll want to head to Costco for prescription-level sound output.

Here's my latest video review of Jabra's online process. Expect an updated version in late 2025! 👇

Jabra Enhance Pro‍

In-Person Care Through Costco

The Costco-exclusive Jabra Enhance Pro 30 launched in 2025 as the successor to the Pro 20. Priced at $1,699/pair, it delivers technology that is nearly identical to the Select 500 online model:

• Same Bluetooth LE Audio and Auracast support.
• Strong sound processing powered by GN’s latest chip.
• Micro RIE (receiver-in-ear) design that’s sleek and discreet.

The biggest difference between Jabra Enhance Select and Jabra Enhance Pro comes down to how you receive your care:

• Hearing test done in Costco’s sound booth.
• Fitting and follow-up care in-store.
• 180-day return window (longer than the 100 days online).
• Perks like free cleanings and adjustments during Costco visits.

My Jabra Enhance Pro Review

I’ve been through the Costco hearing aid fitting process a few times and recently spent a couple of weeks wearing the Jabra Enhance Pro 30. The device is small, offers strong background noise suppression, and delivers the bright, crisp sound I’ve come to expect from GN.

The in-person fitting process at Costco is straightforward and effective, though I personally prefer the convenience of care from home over navigating the crowds at my local store. That said, Costco remains a solid option, especially for people with hearing loss that falls outside the fitting range of Jabra’s online offerings.

How Jabra Stacks Up Against Other OTC Leaders

Compared to competitors like Sennheiser All Day Clear, Sony CRE-C20, or Nuance Audio, Jabra devices tend to:

• Cost a bit more (starting closer to $1,200 rather than $800–$1,000).
• Only come in Receiver-in-Canal (RIC) form factors (no in-ear or earbud-style options right now).
• Stand out for their care programs (3 years of coverage online, robust in-store Costco services).