Sony's promised over-the-counter hearingaids are now official. There are two models -- a traditional hearing aid and one that resembles wireless earbuds.
Sony has launched its first-ever hearing aids as over-the-counter products that can be purchased by anyone, with or without a visit to an audiologist. You can pick from two different models — the $1,000 CRE-C10, a traditional-looking hearing aid that is ultra-tiny and essentially invisible when worn, and the $1,300 CRE-E10, a model that looks a lot like a set of wireless earbuds, but smaller.
The key difference between the two models is that the C10 is a classic hearing aid, with “exceptional sound quality” that Sony claims can get 70 hours of use on a set of size 10 air hearing aid batteries, whereas the E10 can serve as a set of Bluetooth wireless earbuds, and uses rechargeable batteries for up to 26 hours of use.
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