Jabra Hearing Aids Reviewed & Tested by an Audiologist (2026)
Dr. Jessica Hinson, a credentialed audiologist and member of our medical review board, tests Jabra hearing aids to evaluate sound quality, comfort, app usability, and value. We cover the M Series and Jabra’s hearing aids available at Costco.
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September 2, 2026
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How we reviewed Jabra Enhance Select hearing aids
- Products evaluated: We reviewed Jabra Enhance’s current lineup and compared it against relevant OTC and professionally supported alternatives to clarify who it tends to work best for.
- How products were obtained: Devices were either purchased by our team or provided as free samples by the manufacturer for testing. We maintain editorial independence regardless of sourcing and do not accept payment for placement.
- Hands-on tests performed: We tested devices across a 25-point testing protocol which included quiet settings, IP rating, noise reduction, adaptive noise cancelling with background noise, Bluetooth connectivity, in conversational contexts, and more. We also made adjustments/calibrations for the tester to evaluate usability, tuning control, and real-world day-to-day fit.
- Scoring model: We evaluate clarity expectations, comfort and stability, ease of setup and adjustments (including app experience), support model and buyer protections, and overall value for the intended user.
- Audiologist review: Our licensed audiologist, Dr. Jessica Hinson AuD, reviews severity appropriateness, checks key claims for reasonableness, and ensures counseling notes are clear, especially around expectations, support pathways, and when clinic-based fitting may be preferable.
- What we did not test: We did not test from the perspective of profound hearing-loss profiles because Jabra hearing aids are not recommended for individuals with profound hearing loss.
- More detail: See our full review methodology.
What to Know Before Reading Our Jabra Hearing Aids Review
While around 37.5 million adults in the US have some trouble hearing, many don’t seek help or purchase hearing aids because of the expense or the stigma. Fortunately, in 2022, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) improved access to affordable, over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids, which allows patients to purchase them directly from stores or online without a hearing test.
While this has been a tremendous benefit for people with hearing loss, it also means there’s a lot more to sort through; almost every OTC brand claims to offer the best hearing aids on the market. So what sets Jabra Enhance apart?
Unlike some OTC options, Jabra Enhance was developed by prescription hearing aid company ReSound. Jabra and ReSound are part of the GN Group—a global leader in hearing and audio technology with over 150 years of expertise.
With this kind of backing, it’s no surprise that Jabra Enhance hearing aids deliver advanced sound-processing technology, customizable settings based on an online hearing test, and responsive customer support that sets them apart in the OTC hearing aid category.
In August 2026, Jabra replaced its entire Select lineup with the next-generation M-Series—Select M1, M2, and M3—at the same three price points as the outgoing 50R, 300, and 700. In the reviews below, we take an in-depth look at all three current Jabra Enhance Select OTC models, along with the Jabra Enhance Pro line, available exclusively at Costco.
Jabra Enhance hearing aids at a glance
Jabra offers three primary OTC hearing aid models: Enhance Select M1, M2, and M3. All of them share the same core technology designed to make better hearing simple, accessible, and clinically supported.
Jabra Enhance users now personalize their hearing aids in one of two ways: an in-app self-tuning test performed directly through the physical hearing aids themselves testing 8 frequencies per ear, versus 4 on a typical web-based hearing test, or by uploading a recent audiogram. Every customer with Audiology Team access is still prompted to attend an orientation appointment, and Jabra’s team uses the Client Oriented Scale of Improvement (COSI) at follow-ups to track whether the device is meeting the wearer’s specific goals.
All models feature a receiver-in-canal (RIC) design and connect to the Jabra Enhance app, allowing wearers to adjust sound settings, stream calls and music via Bluetooth, and receive remote professional support for up to three years. The time period that follows when
*Jabra Enhance hearing aids purchased after August 17, 2025, include a 3-year warranty. Accessories have a 1-year warranty. See Jabra’s warranty terms for full information.
Comparing Jabra’s OTC hearing aids
The main differences among the Jabra Enhance Select models continue to be price, size, and advanced features, though the M-Series narrows some of the previous gaps between tiers from the 50R, 300, and 700.
Jabra’s newest and most advanced OTC hearing aid, the Enhance Select M3 ($1,995), is the smallest of the three Select models and the only one to feature TapControl™ (double-tap to answer calls) and Auto Focus. It runs SoundScape™ with Advanced Adaptive Listening, which analyzes your environment in real time and adjusts both noise-reduction aggression and volume delivering up to 10 dB of noise reduction, close to double the 6 dB ceiling of the outgoing Select 700. The M3 is also available in six colors, including a new red option, while the M2 and M1 each come in five.
The Enhance Select M2 ($1,695) offers Standard Adaptive Listening and SoundScape™ technology with up to 6 dB of noise reduction, double what the outgoing Select 300 offered.
The Enhance Select M1 ($1,195) is the biggest jump of the three: it now ships with a portable charging case (replacing the old 50R’s desktop-only charger), and gains hands-free calling on both iOS and Android, a feature the 50R didn’t offer at all.
Jabra Enhance Select Hearing Aids: Models, Style, & Price
All Jabra Enhance Select hearing aids are FDA-cleared, self-fitting OTC devices featuring a discreet receiver-in-canal (RIC) design, rechargeable batteries, portable charging cases, Bluetooth LE Audio with Auracast™, hands-free calling (iOS and Android), and an IP68 rating, now standard across all three tiers. Each model also includes the same 3-year warranty, 100-day trial, and access to licensed Audiology Team support. Use the chart below to compare the features that set them apart.
| Key Features | Enhance Select M1 | Enhance Select M2 | Enhance Select M3 |
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| Price (pair) | $1,195 | $1,695 | $1,995 |
| Size & Weight | Mini | Mini | Micro (smallest of the three) |
| Hearing in Noise / Sound Processing | Good | Better (SoundScape™, Standard Adaptive Listening) | Best (SoundScape™, Advanced Adaptive Listening, Auto Focus) |
| Noise Reduction | Up to 3 dB | Up to 6 dB | Up to 10 dB |
| Battery Life | Up to 30 hrs (24 typical) | Up to 30 hrs (24 typical) | Up to 30 hrs (24 typical) |
| Water/Dust Resistance | IP68 | IP68 | IP68 |
| Hands-Free Calls | iOS + Android | iOS + Android | iOS + Android |
| TapControl™ (gesture feature) | — | — | ✓ |
| LE Audio + Auracast™* | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Battery Charging | Portable charging case | Portable charging case | Portable charging case |
| Color Options | 5 colors | 5 colors | 6 colors (incl. Red) |
| Financing (as low as) | $39/mo | $55/mo | $65/mo |
| Best For | Budget-friendly starter option for quiet settings or everyday listening | Everyday users who need better noise control and easy setup | Tech-savvy users who want top-tier clarity, connectivity, and hearing-in-noise performance |
What about the Jabra Enhance Pro 30?
Jabra’s Enhance Pro 30 is available exclusively through Costco Hearing Centers, with prices starting around $1,699. It’s part of the Enhance line but classified under the Pro series rather than the Select OTC models.
The Pro 30 shares many of the same features as the Select 700 (Bluetooth LE Audio + Auracast™, hands-free calling, TapControl™, and a micro design) but differs in two important ways:
- Dual-Chip Intelligent Focus + DNN processing (prescription-grade AI engine for speech clarity in noise)
- In-person hearing test and professional fitting required at Costco
Best for: Users who want a custom, prescription-fit device and AI-driven noise performance.
Enhance Select M3: Jabra’s Most Advanced Hearing Aid
Enhance Select M3
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$1,995
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Rechargeable
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Mild to moderate hearing loss
The Jabra Enhance Select M3 replaces the previous flagship Select 700 with meaningful upgrades in noise handling and speech clarity, while keeping the same ultra-compact “Micro” form factor. It shares the same premium footprint, Auto Focus, Bluetooth LE Audio with Auracast™, and TapControl™ as its predecessor, but adds Advanced Adaptive Listening, which analyzes your environment in real time and dynamically adjusts both the aggressiveness of noise reduction and volume levels, plus a higher noise-reduction ceiling of up to 10 dB (versus 6 dB on the outgoing 700).
In testing, one of the first things I noticed was how compact and comfortable they felt. The fit was so secure and lightweight that I often forgot I was wearing them. The included guide made it easy to choose the right ear dome and I appreciated the optional sport lock, which keeps the devices stable during exercise.
Setup and phone pairing were quick and intuitive, taking less than 15 minutes. The app automatically adjusted the sound profile based on my hearing test results and gave me the option to book an orientation with a specialist in case I wanted extra help.
I noticed key differences in sound as I switched between the All-Around, Hear in Noise, Music, and Outdoor settings. The sound quality in Music mode was excellent: clear, no delay or static, and true to tone. However, when streaming music directly from my phone, the sound was a bit thin and tinny.
I appreciated the ability to adjust to different listening environments by tapping the button directly on the hearing aid. And while the charging case was handy, the indicator lights were a little confusing at first and I would have liked clearer visual feedback on battery levels.
| Criteria | Jabra Enhance Select M3 |
|---|---|
| Cost | From $1,995 |
| Warranty | Accessories: 1 year, Hearing Aids: 3 years |
| Battery Type | Rechargeable |
| Bluetooth capabilities | Yes — stream calls and media, Auracast, LE Audio (iOS + Android) |
| Customization options |
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Who are Jabra Enhance Select M3 hearing aids ideal for?
The Jabra Enhance Select M3 suits users who move through busy, variable sound environments—think open offices, restaurants, and travel—where its SoundScape™ with Advanced Adaptive Listening and expanded 10 dB noise reduction stand out. Its ultra-compact Micro design makes it a strong choice for people who want a discreet, barely-there fit that plays nicely with glasses, hats, and workouts, plus hands-free calling on both iOS and Android for day-to-day convenience.
Like other OTC models, the M3 is intended for mild to moderate hearing loss and will appeal to those who prefer managing care from home: setup now runs through an in-app self-tuning test performed directly on the device (or an uploaded audiogram), with remote professional support available for three years. If you’re on a tighter budget, a lower-priced OTC model may be a better match.
Jabra Enhance Select M2 Review: Affordable & High Tech
Enhance Select M2
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$1,695
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Rechargeable
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Mild to moderate hearing loss
The Select M2 sits between the M3 and M1, offering a balanced mix of technology and value. These rechargeable RIC-style hearing aids share the same mini footprint, premium portable charger case, and 5 standard colors as the outgoing Select 300, and add Standard Adaptive Listening, which analyzes your environment in real time and adjusts volume automatically on top of SoundScape™ technology.
All in all, the Select M2 hits many marks: improved noise reduction (up to 6 dB, double the outgoing 300’s 3 dB), comfortable design, helpful app and remote support, and hands-free calling now available on both iOS and Android. However, if you’re streaming high-fidelity music frequently, have severe hearing loss, or want the lowest price possible, you might either move up to the M3 or consider other options.
Dr. Ruth Reisman performs an evaluation of the Jabra Enhance Select on a Verifit 2 test box.
This model comes equipped with Jabra’s proprietary SoundScape technology to deliver high-quality speech-in-noise and noise-canceling features in all kinds of listening environments.
| Criteria | Jabra Enhance Select M2 |
|---|---|
| Cost | $1,695 per pair |
| Warranty | 1 year warranty (accessories); 3 years (hearing aids) |
| Rechargeable batteries? | Yes |
| Bluetooth capabilities? | Yes — LE Audio + Auracast, hands-free calling on both iOS and Android. Note: Using Bluetooth streaming reduces battery life. |
| Customization options |
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Who are Jabra Enhance Select M2 hearing aids ideal for?
The Jabra Enhance Select M2 is a solid option for users with mild to moderate hearing loss who want noticeably better noise control than an entry-level device without paying flagship pricing. All M-Series models, including the M2, carry an IP68 rating and up to 30 hours of battery life on a full charge (24 hours typical), so unlike the outgoing lineup, this is no longer a reason to pick one tier over another.
Jabra Enhance Select M1 Review: Quality Sound & Lowest Price
Enhance Select M1
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$1,195
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Rechargeable
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Mild to moderate hearing loss
Starting at $1,195, the M1 is still expensive compared to competing over-the-counter listening devices like Elehear or Yeasound, but it now closes several of the gaps that used to separate the entry-level Jabra model from its pricier siblings.
The M1 replaces the outgoing 50R with a smaller “Mini” footprint (down from “Standard”), improved directional settings for speech clarity, and noise reduction upgraded to soften sudden, loud noises. Two changes stand out in particular: the M1 now ships with a portable charging case instead of the 50R’s desktop-only charger, and it gains hands-free calling on both iOS and Android, a feature the 50R didn’t offer at all.
| Criteria | Jabra Enhance Select M1 |
|---|---|
| Cost | $1,195 per pair |
| Warranty |
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| Battery Type | Rechargeable, up to 30 hours (24 typical) |
| Water/Dust Resistance | IP68 |
| Bluetooth capabilities? | Yes — stream calls and media, LE Audio + Auracast, hands-free calling on iOS and Android |
| Customization options | Available in 5 colors; in-app self-tuning or audiogram upload |
Who are Jabra Enhance Select M1 hearing aids ideal for?
The Jabra Enhance Select M1 is designed for people with mild to moderate hearing loss. Like most OTCs, it can appeal to users looking to treat their condition without back-and-forth trips to the audiologist’s office for hearing tests, diagnosis, and fittings. In-app self-tuning and Jabra’s Audiology Team support for 3 years can be appealing to those looking to manage their device from the comfort of their home, though caution should be exercised when using at-home tuning versus more advanced in-person testing.
The M1 is also ideal for hearing aid wearers on a budget, as the price is considerably cheaper than the average Rx device, as well as other Jabra OTC models. Because hearing aids are not typically covered by health insurance, those with mild to moderate hearing loss commonly choose to sidestep high prescription fees with OTCs, and the M1 is a meaningfully upgraded option for those going this route.
Jabra Enhance Pro 30 – Exclusively at Costco
Jabra Enhance Pro 30 - Prescription-grade Costco exclusive
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$1,699.99 per pair
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Rechargeable and disposable options
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Mild to profound hearing loss
Jabra’s Enhance Pro hearing aid line, available exclusively through Costco Hearing Centers, has received a major update with the release of the Enhance Pro 30. An upgrade from the earlier Pro 20, this model introduces next-generation AI processing, a third microphone, and a smaller, more discreet design. Described by Jabra as the “world’s smallest AI hearing aid,” the Pro 30 uses dual-chip processing (with deep neural network technology) to analyze and adapt to real-world sound environments in real time, helping users hear speech more clearly in noise without losing natural background awareness.
Purchasing the Enhance Pro 30 requires an in-person hearing evaluation at a Costco Hearing Center, where licensed specialists use your test results to custom-program and fit the devices to your unique hearing profile. This professional fitting process, combined with the device’s advanced AI sound optimization, provides a prescription-grade listening experience at a lower price point than most clinic-dispensed models.
| Criteria | Jabra Enhance Pro 30 |
|---|---|
| Cost | From $1,699.99 per pair |
| Warranty | Manufacturer’s warranty available through Costco offers 3-year coverage on all instruments. Includes 2-year loss and damage coverage, but only valid for a one-time replacement. |
| Rechargeable batteries? | Rechargeable and battery-powered options are available. |
| Bluetooth capabilities? | Yes, Bluetooth low energy (LE) audio works with Auracast broadcast audio to connect to public broadcast systems and stream audio directly to the hearing aids.
Note: Using Bluetooth streaming reduces battery life by about five hours. |
| Customization and personally fitted |
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Who are Jabra Enhance Pro 30 hearing aids ideal for?
The Jabra Enhance Pro 30 is best suited for Costco members seeking a prescription-grade, custom-fit hearing aid with advanced AI sound processing and Bluetooth connectivity. Designed for mild to profound hearing loss, it excels in noisy environments thanks to its Dual-Chip Intelligent Focus and deep neural network (DNN) technology for superior speech clarity. Because it’s fitted in person by Costco hearing specialists, users benefit from personalized adjustments, professional care, and a precise fit. It also supports direct streaming to compatible Apple and Android devices via Bluetooth LE Audio and Auracast™ broadcast audio.
Jabra Enhance Pro 10
Jabra Enhance Pro 10
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$1,999 per pair
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Rechargeable and disposable options
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Mild to moderate hearing loss
Like the Pro 20, the Jabra Enhance Pro 10 is available exclusively at Costco. They’re commercially available as three different RIC styles: the ultra-discreet Mini-in-the-Ear 60, Receiver-in-the-Ear 61, and Receiver-in-the-Ear 62. This line uses older technology than the Pro 20, but it offers custom in-the-ear options for users with more specialized hearing needs.
The powerful speakers in the Jabra Enhance Pro 10 deliver specialized sound localization for a 150% improvement in speech clarity. All Pro 10 models are equipped with an Environmental Optimizer feature that automatically adjusts sound settings based on the wearer’s environment, as well as a Digital Feedback Suppressor (DFS) that cuts down unwanted feedback without sacrificing amplification.
| Criteria | Jabra Enhance Pro 10 |
|---|---|
| Cost | $1,999 per pair (final price varies by state) |
| Warranty | Manufacturer’s warranty is available through Costco, they offer 3-year coverage on all instruments. It includes 2-year loss and damage coverage, but it’s only valid for a one-time replacement. |
| Rechargeable batteries? | Rechargeable and disposable battery options are available. |
| Bluetooth capabilities?
Note: Using Bluetooth streaming reduces battery life by about five hours. |
Yes, but no Bluetooth capabilities for custom CIC models. |
| Customization options |
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Who are Jabra Enhance Pro 10 hearing aids ideal for?
The Pro 10’s compact size and ample customization options make it a great choice for anyone concerned with the discretion of their hearing aids. On the other hand, the custom options offered in the Pro 10 series will run you more than a mass-produced model like the Pro 20.
Most of this extra cost covers the manufacture of specialized earmolds, but you can also expect to pay higher maintenance and repair rates with custom hearing aids.
While these hearing aids support direct streaming with Apple and Android smartphones, hands-free phone and video call features are only available for iPhone and iPad. If you’re an Android user who needs a device that supports hands-free calling, we suggest considering a device from Phonak.
Comparing Jabra Enhance Select M Series Hearing Aids: Models, Style, & Price
| Model | Style | Price/pair | Battery type | Bluetooth capabilities | Warranty |
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| Enhance Select M3 | RIC | From $1,995 | Rechargeable | Yes | 1-year warranty (accessories); 3-year warranty (hearing aids) |
| Enhance Select M2 | RIC | From $1,695 | Rechargeable | Yes | 1-year warranty (accessories); 3-year warranty (hearing aids) |
| Enhance Select M1 | RIC | From $1,195 | Rechargeable | Yes | 1-year warranty (accessories); 3-year warranty (hearing aids) |
3 key takeaways
- Get prescription quality at a fraction of the cost — Jabra Enhance Select devices are rebranded ReSound hearing aids at over-the-counter prices.
- Jabra Enhance partners with audiologists to offer virtual and in-person support — When it comes to customer service and flexible care, our board of audiologists enthusiastically recommends Jabra Enhance over other over-the-counter options.
- Best for mild-to-moderate hearing loss — Jabra Enhance Select OTC models are designed for mild to moderate hearing loss. Those with different types of hearing loss may benefit from the Enhance Pro model.
Are Jabra Enhance Select hearing aids right for you?
Unlike some over-the-counter hearing aid options, Jabra Enhance hearing aids are prescription-grade products designed by a team of expert engineers. Made by prescription hearing aid manufacturer Resound, they offer some of the best features when it comes to accessibility, adjustability, and customer support.
However, like with any product, there are a few pain points you will want to be aware of before purchasing Jabra Enhance hearing aids — and you should always consult with an audiologist before making a final decision.
Let’s look at the pros and cons of Jabra Enhance hearing aids.
The pros of Jabra Enhance hearing aids
- A medical-grade hearing aid. Jabra Enhance hearing aids are rebranded ReSound hearing aids. ReSound is one of six manufacturers of prescription-grade hearing aids.
- Professional support is available virtually and in person. Jabra Enhance offers 3-years of personalized hearing care with a licensed hearing specialist, partnering with many audiologists in the U.S.
- Customer service and support are excellent. With multiple ways to reach the customer support team, Jabra Enhance’s customer service is some of the best available.
The cons of the Jabra Enhance hearing aids
- Severe or profound hearing loss? Look elsewhere. Like most over-the-counter hearing aid options, these will not work well for someone with severe hearing loss. Those suffering from severe or profound hearing loss will want to consider prescription alternatives like Resound.
- Not ideal for patients who are not tech-savvy. While the Bluetooth capabilities and Jabra Enhance Pro app are great improvements for those who know how to navigate compatible smartphones, Jabra Enhance might frustrate adults who struggle with technology.
- No custom fits. Those looking for hearing aids customized to the unique shape of their ear will not find a custom fit with Jabra Enhance hearing aids. What’s more, Jabra Enhance hearing aids are only available as receiver-in-canal models, which sit behind the ear.
Customer service
When it comes to customer service, Jabra Enhance offers robust communication. Not only do they list their phone number and email address on their website, but they also offer:
- Video appointments. Virtually meet with specialists who can answer questions about insurance validation.
- Online questionnaire. Their website’s questionnaire assesses whether Jabra Enhance hearing aids are right for you.
- Virtual hearing test. This test is geared toward helping you find the right product to fit your specific hearing needs.
You can schedule a call at your convenience, but they also have a customer service support line in case you have any immediate questions.
Jabra Enhance hearing aids are also sold and programmed by audiologists, so talk with your licensed audiologist to see if Jabra Enhance hearing aids are right for you.
Some quick facts about Jabra Enhance Select hearing aids
With so many OTC options available on the market, it can be difficult to keep all of them straight. Here are some quick facts to know about Jabra Enhance Select’s hearing aid options and what they have to offer.
- The Jabra Enhance Select 700 is the most robust model. With automatic volume control and binaural directionality, which allows you to collect and process the sound around you, the Enhance Select 700 promises a more natural hearing experience than other Jabra Enhance Select models.
- All models offer Bluetooth capabilities. You can listen to music or take phone calls using any of the Jabra Enhance models.
- Jabra Enhance Select offers financing options. Jabra Enhance offers affordable financing for their Enhance Select hearing aids, with monthly payments as low as $39 and 0% APR
- There’s a 100-day trial period. Try any Enhance Select hearing aids for up to 100 days risk-free. If you find they are not for you, you can send them back to Jabra Enhance at no cost.
- They’ve been renamed. If Jabra Enhance feels new to you, it’s because of their rebranding. They were previously called Lively hearing aids.
- Enhance Select models are available over the counter. The Enhance Pro 20 is available exclusively through Costco.
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What our audiologists say about Jabra Enhance hearing aids
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Dr. Ruth Reisman
“Jabra Enhance has a lot of brand awareness for reliable audio products. You are ultimately getting a medical-grade hearing aid with professional support since this is a rebranded ReSound hearing aid. Medical clearance should be pursued before putting anything in the ear, but if you are a good candidate and are technologically savvy, this can be a great option for you.”
Dr. Jessica Hinson
“I would absolutely recommend these products when looking for OTC hearing aids. Made by the hearing aid manufacturer of ReSound, they give the user the look and feel of true hearing aids with appropriate expectations. Jabra Enhance partners with audiologists to give patients in-person support.”
Dr. Danielle Morgan
“Out of all of the OTC hearing aid options out there, Jabra Enhance is my favorite option. I would not hesitate to recommend them to my patients that have mild to moderate hearing loss who will not need in-person support. Since Jabra Enhance is designed by GN Group, who also makes ReSound, they are likely a decent quality product for the cost. They are backed by a good warranty and have a great trial period. I am happy that they offer live remote support care and adjustments with an actual licensed hearing care professional.”
What customers say about Jabra Enhance hearing aids
Customers say their favorite feature is…
Many customers comment on the sound quality and the comfort provided by Jabra Enhance hearing aids. This isn’t surprising, given that they are rebranded Resound hearing aids, so they largely feel and operate like prescription hearing aids.
Customers say their least favorite feature is…
Overall, many customers have remarked on the short battery life and some complained of feedback and other technical issues. However, it should be noted that most customer reviews of Jabra Enhance hearing aids are largely positive.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Jabra Enhance 200 hearing aid still available?
No. The Jabra Enhance 200 was discontinued. However, the Jabra Enhance 300 is a very similar model, offering the same technology, including new advanced features.
Is the Jabra Enhance 500 still available?
No, the Jabra Enhance Select 500 is no longer available for purchase, as it has been superseded by the Jabra Enhance Select 700, which was released in September 2025.
Who are Jabra Enhance hearing aids made for?
Jabra Enhance Select hearing aids are made for adults with mild to moderately severe hearing loss. Those with severe or profound hearing loss should schedule an appointment with an audiologist to get fitted for a prescription hearing aid. You must be 18 or older to purchase a Jabra Enhance Select hearing aid. It helps if you’re technologically savvy to navigate the app and personalize your experience.
Are Jabra Enhance hearing aids actually hearing aids, or are they amplifiers?
Jabra Enhance Select hearing aids are true FDA-registered hearing aids, not simple sound amplifiers. Unlike amplifiers, which only make all sounds louder and are not designed to treat hearing loss, Jabra Enhance Select devices are customized to your hearing profile based on an online hearing test or uploaded audiogram. Each purchase also includes professional audiologist support, with access to remote adjustments and follow-up care for up to three years through the Jabra Enhance app. These features make Enhance Select models a more accessible and affordable alternative to traditional prescription hearing aids.
Which Jabra Enhance model should I choose?
Each model offers something a little different for hearing patients. Those with mild hearing loss might find success with the Jabra Enhance Select 50R, which offer decent noise reduction and speech enhancement capabilities. For patients with moderate hearing loss, the Enhance Select 700 might be a better option — it offers more support in complex hearing situations and also comes equipped with binaural directionality, which better mimics the natural hearing experience and captures the ambient sound around you.
What is the difference between prescription hearing aids and over-the-counter hearing aids?
Prescription hearing aids are prescribed by your audiologist and programmed according to the results of your professional hearing test. They are often more expensive than over-the-counter hearing aid options. Over-the-counter hearing aids, newly approved by the FDA, can be purchased without a medical exam, prescription, or fitting adjustment by an audiologist. Jabra Enhance offers personal hearing care, with up to three years of remote follow-up care from the comfort of your own home after initial purchase.
Does Jabra Enhance Select offer any in-the-ear options?
Currently, all Jabra Enhance Select hearing aids are receiver-in-canal (RIC) models, meaning the main casing rests discreetly behind the ear while a thin wire connects to a small speaker inside the ear canal. However, Jabra Enhance Select offers several color options to best match your hair and skin tone.
Does Jabra Enhance offer prescription hearing aids?
Jabra Enhance offers one prescription-level hearing aid exclusively through Costco: the Jabra Enhance Pro 30. A Costco membership and a Costco Hearing Center exam is also required to purchase these hearing aids.