Oticon More is an outdated model. You may be interested in the newer version, Oticon Real.

Oticon More

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What we love about More

Deep Neural Network iconDeep Neural Network

Oticon used a 360 degree microphone to capture 12 million real-life sound scenes. This data was then used to train More’s on-board deep neural network, so it can learn to recognize each type of sound and their relative importance to you.

Rechargeability (optional) iconRechargeability (optional)

Lithium-ion battery technology ensures you can comfortably enjoy a full day of hearing, including streaming from your favorite devices. Simply set your hearing aids in their charger at night, and you'll wake up to fully-powered devices in the morning.

Bluetooth Connectivity iconBluetooth Connectivity

Connects directly to your iOS®, and select Android™ devices so you can stream audio in excellent quality directly to your hearing aids.

Included with your purchase

Local Care

Don’t settle for less- or “remote support.” To get the best performance out of your hearing aids you need local care. It’s why Oticon recommends it, right on their website. Your purchase includes 1 year of unlimited appointments with your local ZipHearing provider. After your first year of ownership, additional appointments with your local ZipHearing provider are (at the most) $65 each.

45 Day Risk-Free Trial

Wear your hearing aids for 45 days. If they don’t change your life, simply bring them back to your local ZipHearing provider and we’ll issue a 100% refund. No restocking fees. No fine print.

Warranty

Your purchase includes a manufacturer’s 3 year warranty covering repairs, and loss and damage. If a hearing aid is lost or damaged beyond repair during the warranty period, your ZipHearing provider can file what is called a “Loss and Damage Claim” for you, and a new device will be issued, subject to a deductible payable to your hearing provider of $350/aid.

Supplies

Cleaning and maintenance supplies like domes and wax filters are included with your order, and your hearing provider will show you how to use them. If your hearing aids take disposable batteries, we’ll include a year's supply. If your hearing aids are rechargeable, we’ll include a charger.

Financing Available

We offer 12 month interest-free financing through CareCredit. We also offer payment plans of up to 60 months, though interest does apply. Setting up your financing takes just minutes, and a ZipHearing team member will help you through the process.

How More fits

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Chroma Beige (44.7% popularity)
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45 Day Risk-Free Trial
Shield icon - 45 Day Risk-Free Trial

45 Day Risk-Free Trial

Wear your hearing aids for 45 days. If they don’t change your life, simply bring them back to your local ZipHearing provider and we’ll issue a 100% refund. No restocking fees. No fine print.

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Financing Available
Financing icon - Financing Available

Financing Available

We offer 12 month interest-free financing through CareCredit. We also offer payment plans of up to 60 months, though interest does apply. Setting up your financing takes just minutes, and a ZipHearing team member will help you through the process.

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Local Care
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Local Care

Don’t settle for less- or “remote support.” To get the best performance out of your hearing aids you need local care. It’s why Oticon recommends it, right on their website. Your purchase includes 1 year of unlimited appointments with your local ZipHearing provider. After your first year of ownership, additional appointments with your local ZipHearing provider are (at the most) $65 each.

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Warranty
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Warranty

Your purchase includes a manufacturer’s 3 year warranty covering repairs, and loss and damage. If a hearing aid is lost or damaged beyond repair during the warranty period, your ZipHearing provider can file what is called a “Loss and Damage Claim” for you, and a new device will be issued, subject to a deductible payable to your hearing provider of $350/aid.

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Supplies
Supplies icon - provide supplies for the hearing aids

Supplies

Cleaning and maintenance supplies like domes and wax filters are included with your order, and your hearing provider will show you how to use them. If your hearing aids take disposable batteries, we’ll include a year's supply. If your hearing aids are rechargeable, we’ll include a charger.

Written by:Jeff Hall, Hearing Aid Specialist
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Jeff Hall

President at ZipHearing

Jeff is a California licensed hearing aid dispenser and the President of ZipHearing- one of the largest hearing aid suppliers in the country. Read More
Medically reviewed by:Brad Ingrao, Doctor of Audiology
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Brad Ingrao

Editor & Doctor of Audiology

Brad Ingrao, Au.D. has been in clinical practice since 1992 in a variety of settings including academia, private practice, educational audiology, the VA, and the hearing aid industry.Read More
Updated:Sep 23, 2023
Oticon More

More connections. More conversations. More life.

As of February 23, 2023, More is a slightly outdated model. If you're interested in More, we'd recommend checking out the next generation model- Oticon Real.

More was most well-known for being the first hearing aid with a built-in deep neural network which mimics the way the brain functions.

Oticon More enjoyed the #1 spot as our best-rated hearing aid for over 12 months, and we expect Oticon Real to pick up right where More left off.

More at a glance

Sales popularity of More vs.

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Relative sales popularity of Oticon models over time, based on our internal sales data. Updated weekly. Click on a model name to remove/bring back it from the chart comparsion

Sales stats for More

Based on our internal sales data. Updated daily.

BOUGHT BY 0.4%of our customers who've bought Oticon in the last 90 days
RETURNED BY 12.1% of customers during their 45 day trial period for a 100% refund
This hearing aid's return rate is 8% better than our average return rate of 13%
ZipHearing Return PolicyWe think you'll love your new hearing aids. But if you don't, return them for a 100% refund within 45 days. No restocking fees, no fine print.

Your savings through ZipHearing

Based on retail pricing figures from HearingTracker.com.

Average retail
OUR PRICE IS
40% less
than the national average for this hearing aid
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Oticon's product naming convention

Oticon
Brand
More
Model
1
Tech level
miniRITE
Style
R
Rechargeable

More tech levels our customers buy

Based on internal sales data. Updated daily.

Hearing Aids prices range73.6%
Hearing Aids prices range73.6%
Tech level% of sales
More 173.6%
More 218.3%
More 37.8%

Oticon More models

Sorted by popularity. Based on our internal sales data. Updated daily.

RATING1
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miniRITE R

Mini receiver-in-the-ear style with a lithium-ion rechargeable battery and telecoil

91.9%
of our customers choose this model
11.8%
of our customers returned this model for a full refund
RATING2
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miniRITE T

Mini receiver-in-the-ear style with a size 312 battery and telecoil

7.5%
of our customers choose this model
16.9%
of our customers returned this model for a full refund
RATING3
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CROS PX miniRITE R

Mini receiver-in-the-ear style CROS transmitter with a lithium-ion rechargeable battery

3.1%
of our customers choose this model
17.6%
of our customers returned this model for a full refund
RATING4
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CROS miniRITE T

Mini receiver-in-the-ear style CROS transmitter with a size 312 battery

0.5%
of our customers choose this model
0%
of our customers returned this model for a full refund
RATING5
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miniBTE R

Mini behind-the-ear style with a lithium-ion rechargeable battery and telecoil

0.2%
of our customers choose this model
0%
of our customers returned this model for a full refund
RATING6
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miniBTE T

Mini behind-the-ear style with a size 13 battery and telecoil

0%
of our customers choose this model
0%
of our customers returned this model for a full refund

Oticon More 1 vs 2 & more

This is a heavily abbreviated chart designed to focus only on the key differences between models. Features that exist across all technology are not listed below unless they`re necessary to provide context for other features listed. Swipe right to see more features, tap on a feature to read its description.

Model321
Sales popularity7.8%18.3%73.6%
Return rate10.5%14.9%11.6%
Tech levelMidAdvancedPremium
Channels484864
Bands182024
Neural Noise Surpression6 dB6 dB10 dB
MoreSound IntelligenceLevel 3Level 2Level 1
Fitting bandwidth8 kHz8 kHz10 kHz

*some features may not apply to all models on this page

For a more detailed comparison, see Oticon`s feature matrix

Oticon More reviews

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They have made a world of difference

Review by: Heather from PA
Model: Oticon More 1 miniRITE R
Bought: Jul 2021

Hello my name is Heather and I am new to the hearing aid world, I just received my first pair at the end of July 2021. I chose, well, I have hearing loss that’s hereditary in my family, for about the past 5 years I’ve been following my hearing, 1 side is fine, and 1 side I need a hearing aid. So I’m still in the trial period but I am trying out both hearing aids to see if that helps. I bought the Oticon More brand of hearing aids, one of the things I was looking at were Bluetooth capabilities, as well as, the fact that I’m a teacher in a preschool setting, so there’s a lot of background noise and lots of little children, and so my audiologist was able to advise me on different brands, and different specialties that they have, and it looked like the Oticon was gonna be the best fit for me, in the classroom setting. One of the things I really like, I’ll take one out and show you, is they’re super easy to put in and take out. They’re small, they fit right behind the ear, they’re very discreet, in fact many people, once I’ve shared with them that I have hearing aids, they’re like “what!?” and often times when I wear my hair up, they don’t even notice them, so I like that part about it. One of the dislikes, and pretty much the only dislike I have right now is that when I’m using the Bluetooth on my phone, the volume adjusting doesn’t go super loud, so if I’m in a setting where there’s a lot of background noise, or if I’m in a store, or somewhere like that, sometimes it’s very hard to hear the person on the other end of the call, through the Bluetooth. So I’m working through that, I’m making the best of it. So would I recommend these to a friend? I most certainly would. They have made a world of difference in my ability to hear, especially some of the details of conversations if I’m in a group setting, I feel like I’m not missing out on anywhere near as much as I was without the hearing aids. My number 1 advice I would give to you if you are considering hearing aids is to give it time during your trial period, wear them everyday, that first week is gonna be a little bit rough, or uncomfortable as you’re adjusting to them, and I remember thinking, oh my goodness, I feel them, I hear everything, my hair rustling would make noise, but, you do get used to it, and now I’m to the point where I automatically put them in, and I kind of forget that they’re there, except for that they do amplify and make me be able to hear conversations and participate in a lot more activities because I’m able to hear everything a lot better. So good luck to you as you research them and I wish the best for you.

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I think they're the best.

Review by: Virginia from TN
Model: Oticon More 1 miniRITE R
Bought: Jul 2021

Hi, I'm Virginia from Chattanooga, TN. I had hearing loss about 10 years ago and I tried several hearing aids which I wasn't happy with. And then I tried Oticon. I really like Oticon. I'm now wearing another pair that I bought recently, and this is what they look like. The best thing I like about the Oticon is at night you plug them in by your bedside, the next morning you take them out and they're ready to go. So if you're having hearing loss, please give Oticon hearing aids a try. I think they're the best.

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I am very very pleased with them

Review by: David from FL
Model: Oticon More 1 miniRITE R
Bought: Jul 2021

Hello my name is David P., I am the owner of a pair of Oticon hearing aids, which I have been wearing for about 3 weeks now, and I can say that I am very very pleased with them. The history of how I wound up with hearing aids is as follows: about 4 months ago I had tried to remove some wax from my ears with q-tips and I got the wax jammed into my ear. I went to an ENT who removed the wax and said he would like to perform a hearing test, which they did. And I was very weak in the high ranges, and when I thought about it, I was missing words on the TV, a lot of words, so maybe there was some truth to it, but I gotta tell you, it was a big big shock that I needed hearing aids. Never in a million years did I ever think I’d be wearing hearing aids. I did nothing for a couple of weeks and then I decided, alright I’m gonna give it a try, I went back to the ENT office and they recommended that I take the Phonak hearing aids. I did that, and from the get go I had problems. First, I sweat a lot, and they were getting moisture in it, and nobody told me to use some kind of device to remove the moisture. So it went back to the Phonak people, they repaired it, got it back, and then the same thing happened again. Well, I was not pleased with the Phonak and I started looking around for other places to go, and I found ZipHearing, and lo and behold, hey, there was a big difference in price between the doctor and Zip, and so I looked into it, and they recommended the Oticon. Now one of the things I like about the Oticon, is that it has a dome that goes into the ear that’s round that seems to fit in, and the one for the Phonak was like a big ring around this thing and it was not sitting all the way into the ear, so I found this very very beneficial. The hearing aid is quite small, people don’t notice that I’m wearing a hearing aid unless I tell them. Quite honestly I’ve been telling people, hey, I’m wearing a hearing aid, it’s very simple to put in, and I’ve been very pleased with it. The service that I’ve gotten from the provider for the hearing aid has been very good, they have been very patient and have gone through all my concerns, and I feel very pleased with it. In looking for hearing aids, when I realized what I was looking for, I tried to search and gain as much knowledge as I possibly could going on the internet, looking at different providers and different manufacturer and so forth and so on, and I examined just about every hearing aid possible, with all the ramifications and so forth, and ZipHearing, they seemed to care, and I was very pleased with the service that I’ve gotten. Thank you very much, bye bye.

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There’s nothing I do not like about these hearing aids

Review by: Denise from TX
Model: Oticon More 2 miniRITE R
Bought: Sep 2021

Hi, my name is Denise H, and I just want to tell you something that recently happened in my life that has changed it for the better. I’ve been dealing with hearing loss for years and it gradually got to the point where I was missing out on a lot of social things that were going on around me because I couldn’t hear what anybody was saying or what they were talking about and I got so tired of saying “huh, huh, what did you say?” Well, I wanted to get a hearing aid, I figured it was that time, I needed to do something, and I started looking into it and it was so expensive I just couldn’t deal with it, so finally my husband said, “well let’s look online”, and we contacted ZipHearing. And we have got a hearing aid now, it’s called Oticon and it is amazing, and what I really like about it is not only that its changed my life for the good and I can hear everything that’s going on around me, is you don’t have to have batteries, it’s completely rechargeable, I just clean it, it’s very simple with a little light toothbrushing every night and stick it on the charger and it’s good to go in the morning. And it’s good all day, no problem with that. And also, it adjusts itself. I don’t have to worry about the background noise and all that stuff going on because if I’m in a crowd it will kinda adjust out some of the background noise so I can hear the person right there with me, and it’s amazing, I haven’t had a problem at all, there’s absolutely nothing I do not like about these hearing aids, they are amazing. The number one thing I would say is if you can’t hear and it’s causing problems for you, look into Oticon, it’s amazing, it’ll change your life, and it’ll give you a new perspective.

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I can tell you that it works

Review by: Dave from CA
Model: Oticon More 1 miniRITE R
Bought: Jan 2021

Hi my name is Dave L., I’m 71 years old, a retired college professor, and I have 7 grand children. The reason I mention those last two is that they’re very relevant to my hearing problems. In classrooms and lecture halls I was having difficulty listening to women’s voices, group conversations in seminars was getting to be impossible, and I was told that I had high frequency hearing loss, which I gather is pretty typical, kind of aggravated by the fact that making furniture is my hobby and I didn’t really wear hearing protection going to too many music concerts and standing too close to the PA system. I tried just about everything I could think of. You know, living on a limited budget I tried to get the hearing aids as cheaply as I could. First went to Costco, tried about 4 or 5 of their hearing aids, nothing really seemed to work very well for me. I tried Miracle Ear and had no joy there, and I even tried and online company called Nuheara which makes a hearing assistance device, I don’t think they call them hearing aids, but it sounds good, you know, and it was good in music situations but didn’t really solve the problems. I’d just about given up on correcting the thing and was getting pretty down about it all when a friend suggested that I try ZipHearing, and the results have been pretty good. You know, they’re easy to deal with, they make great referrals, which I think is really crucial, and they saved me a couple thousand dollars on the hearing aids, so I’m happy with that. At the same time I did some research and discovered that a company called Oticon is taking a completely different approach to making hearing aids. Their hearing aids, rather than focusing narrowly on the source of the sound, mimic what the brain would normally do in eliminating sounds that are irrelevant, don’t ask me to really explain it, I don’t fully understand it, but I can tell you that it works, definitely. Their hearing aids are very comfortable, they’re small and discreet, I’m wearing them now. Let me take one off and show you, there it is, you know the tip of it is somewhat unusual, let me see if I can get it to the right angle. It’s extremely comfortable and it kind of seals the ear off to make sure that wind noise doesn’t really affect it, or feedback doesn’t seem to be a problem which it was with the other hearing aids I tried. One situation that was really driving me nuts was if I was in the car and had the window down it just was like being in a wind tunnel, so I pretty much gave up on that. I ended up having them fitted by a company recommended by Zip, this probably is only relevant to people in Southern CA though, but the provider was absolutely fantastic, so even if you have to take a bit of a drive to get there, it’s worthwhile. I think having the hearing aids fitted and adjusted properly is more than half of the battle.

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I’m very happy with the unit

Review by: Robert from PA
Model: Oticon More 2 miniRITE R
Bought: Jun 2021

Okay I’m doing this focus video to relate my experiences with the Oticon, I have the firmware 1.02 and my hearing aid model is the More 2 miniRITE and I’ve had it for about 3 months now. It’s my first hearing aid, although I did have the previous Oticon model before this newer one came out, it was about a year ago that I did a test run or trial period with it, and then got delayed for a year attempting to get reimbursement from the Veteran’s Administration, but that turned out to be denied after a year, telling me that I should’ve applied 40 years ago for this. The selection criteria that I did in doing this was based on the prior hearing aid that I had, seemed to be very successful, however, with the delay of the Vetaran’s Administration, by the time I was in the market again for buying another unit, this was the newer unit that came out, so, the advantage for doing all this was that the price point dropped considerably and so by purchasing this unit I saved several thousand dollars over what might’ve been my cost for the prior unit. I’m essentially, uh, first experience with the hearing aid, because family was complaining that I had the TV on too loud and they’d come down from the attic to say, you know, turn it down, and by the time I turned it down I couldn’t hear it, but they were comfortable with it. So, for a while I went with headphones attached to the TV so I could adjust the volume to headphones and not disturb other members of the family. I found the hearing aids themselves are very good, I haven’t had any problem with the hearing aid itself. The hearing aids are, this particular one for the right ear, and again they’re red for right and blue I guess for left. It has a charging unit, that you can charge it takes approximately maybe 3 hours to reach a full charge after you’ve worn it for 24 or 30 or so hours. When you first put the unit in the charging base it shows a yellow indication meaning it’s in the process of charging and then when it completes the charge it turns green. In wearing the actual hearing aids, they are comfortable and I’ve found that I sometimes forget that I’m wearing them, so that has one disadvantage in that, without sticking to a routine, let’s say knowing that I’m going to put them on in the morning, and take them off at night, I had an instance or two where I stepped into the shower and then realized I still had the hearing aids on. That turned out to be not a problem because they will survive, you don’t have to stay indoors if it rains outside, and it will survive a shower although they certainly don’t recommend swimming with them on. I have some issues with not so much the unit, but with the application, the app that goes on my Apple smartphone, which gives you the capability of adjusting the unit itself, if you want to do selecting not to have noise behind you amplified into your ear, only sort of facing forward and so forth, and they also have like a booster mode on the app, which in the case of the booster mood, I never noticed any difference. If I enable the booster mode it didn’t seem to matter. And I question whether that might be something that is only invoked or applied on certain models but not the model I have, but then I was told, no, it’s for my model, but again I’ve seen no effect on it. I went with the unit which had the rechargeable batteries and based on the prior test run that I gave, I wanted one with rechargeable batteries and selected this unit on the basis of the longevity of the unit itself, and then being able to replace the rechargeable batteries when they suddenly lose their charge. I believe the other unit had like a 7 year estimate on when the batteries might have to be replaced and this unit I believe is in the 3-4 year range, but the price, at least the current price for replacing the battery as relayed to me, is not that high. My age is 77, and I”m expecting that this unit lasts, let’s say the 20 years, I’m not gonna have to buy or replace it with another unit. One problem I had recently with the app on my phone, was that it suddenly showed that the left hearing aid was disconnected and would not accept any kind of amplification or any commands that were issued to that. I tried many times to try and get the app to recognize that left hearing aid, turning the unit on and off and making adjustments and nothing seemed to work. It turned out that we eventually had to reboot the smartphone, and then it found that left unit, and continued to operate successfully. So, if that’s every once every 3 months, I don’t know what the cause of that was, whether somebody somehow went through a download of an update of a new firmware or software, or whatever they were doing that might’ve caused that or whether it was the hearing aid update, or maybe the phone update, you know that’s something which I cannot give any further information on. One thing that’s happened, when I went on the app to do the “find” function that’s supposed to tell you where the hearing aids are. In doing that, it found the right hearing aid which was in my right ear and it gave me the location where it was at and even said “near” meaning, I guess it was near, which, it was right in my ear so I guess that’s as near as you’re going to get, but I found that the left ear which was disconnected, that showed the location of that, back at the location where the original sale took place, so where the unit was, where I picked up the unit, paid for the unit, and so forth, it seemed to default to that location, which obviously was wrong because it really was in my left ear. I have not really used the app to adjust many parameters, I did just, the first week or so I had it just to see that it does do that as far as increasing volume and frequency response and so forth, but I have not really bothered to make any changes to the settings through the app because it’s really sort of limited in the sense that when you put the hearing aids into the charger at night, it defaults back to the defaults, so anything you put in the app, is not going to be there the next morning, so unless it’s really annoying, there’s no real reason to use the adjustments on the application. If you were to try and do that because you had to, then I believe the ultimate answer would be to go back to the original sales point and have them put in the permanent firmware for the settings and then you’ll be okay. I’ve noticed that the, this unit, which I think was a little bit different than the other unit maybe, the insert that actually goes into the ear canal was a lot smaller than the previous model was, and that’s maybe an advantage or a disadvantage. This model, with the smaller unit is designed such that there, is, if you will, an air corridor, around the ear piece, and that’s used for the amplification and so forth, operation of the unit, whereas the other one, you would just push it in and it was more like an ear plug, and then that’s how that worked. With this particular unit, if you’re wearing hats or masks or moving around your ear, it’s going to push further in, which is not the way it’s designed to work, so then you have to sort of pull it a little out to leave it like floating or you know, loose in your ear for the best fit. The unit as far as the volume seemed to be fine, in the testing before I got and qualified if you will to have a hearing aid, there was a, I had some confusion on word recognition, where I would hear a word differently from what other people heard, so whether that’s hearing, or whether that’s just your mind, or my mind, making the assumptions to fill in, where this is what I think I heard, as opposed to what I actually heard. That hasn’t been a problem since, so I clearly understand what people say, and what they actually mean when they say something, however I have had one or two instances where, for whatever reason, whether that’s the particularly word or frequency range and so forth, where I misconstrued the word that was actually said with what I thought I heard, and ran a few tests where other people would sit there, and say okay this is what the word is, and even concentrating on that particularly word I just didn’t hear it. It works fine, the hearing aid with the bluetooth reception for phone calls, the only problem I would look forward to having corrected is you are not able to answer the phone, you have to actually go to the phone in order to answer the phone and have it go through, so it’s not like you can hit your forehead and suddenly that will enable the phone call to be through to your ear piece. So that has not been an issue. The battery itself has worked fine, well over a 24 hour period. I had to do an extended shift when the second shift or third shift did not show up and it lasted 30 hours, that was when I originally had it and I assume the batteries are still able to maintain that effectiveness of how they are. And again it’s only 3 or 4 hours maybe to fully charge the unit. They have, also on the app, a tracking option and it wasn’t quite clear to me exactly what that means, you know it keeps track of where the hearing aids are, and obviously then usually where I am. I don’t that’s unique, or maybe it is unique, I enabled it so that if I should misplace or whatever which I don’t think given the scale of what I’m doing, I don’t think that’s gonna happen, because it defaulted back to the sales point, rather than where the hearing aid actually was, so I enabled it but I’m not sure what else that tracking function enables, whether that’s a data point or a data collection that other people use for tracking to see where I am, or whether it’s a confidential tracking and nothing else is shared with any other company or whatever, for habits, or where I go, or what I do, or what I should’ve been doing. There was no problem with wearing glasses over the hearing aids, but in wearing masks over it, there is a tendency for the loop of the mask to get twisted into the hearing aid, so you have to be sort of be careful when you take the mask off that you don’t inadvertently throw or drop the hearing aid because that comes off maybe when the mask comes off. So, an overall evaluation, I’m saying that I’m very happy with the unit, it did meet my requirements, and I hope that information is useful to you as well.

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Review by Steven on Feb 17, 2021
Model: Oticon More 2 miniRITE R
Rating:
VERIFIED BUYER | Massillon, OH

Not sure they're worth the investment

Been using the Oticon More aids every day consistently since they arrived 2 weeks ago. Have had 3 programming sessions with my audiologist. Overall I have experienced enough positive benefits from these aids to be 100% sold on the idea that hearing aids are worth my investment; however, I am not sold these Oticon More aids are the best for me.

I have outlined a few of my experiences (positive and negative) below.

* trouble connecting to Oticon app. Often one side will connect and the other will not.
* very ineffective in noisy environments; noisy environment program only seems to turn up the noises I am trying to eliminate!; tried MoreSound Booster and it has no effect; I am not convinced delivering “30% more sound” to my brain is an effective strategy for me.
* hissing noise has developed, requiring me to turn down setting. Still working with provider to remedy.
* still have difficulty hearing person next to me while driving or while sitting at a bar. I tried separating control of the sides, turned down left side and turned right side up and that helps a little but not much.
* they do work great for face to face conversations in quiet settings.
* they do work great in a quiet public speaker setting.
* they generally work great for phone (IPhone) calls but I have had periodic connectivity isssues (clicks or delay in one side connecting) when accepting calls.
* work super to help hear Google Maps driving directions.
Review by Mickey on May 04, 2022
Model: Oticon More 1 miniRITE R
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Very disappointed right now

I have had my Oticon hearing aids since 6/2021 and they had to replace the right one because it quick working all together. For the past month now, I can put them in in the morning and they are working fine but either one will loose the connection to my blue tooth and only one will let the sound come in from my phone. I can restart the connection but it will not stay connected. Very disappointed right now.
Review by Joe on Aug 06, 2022
Model: Oticon More 1 miniRITE R(Chroma Beige)
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VERIFIED BUYER | Oakland Gardens, NY
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Easy to wear, and get used to

Easy to wear, and get used to. They work very well, and are almost invisible. Good sound masking capabilities for tinnitus. A local competitor was charging $6,500 for the pair. Zip Hearing saved me $1,700 on the exact same product!!!
Review by Kay on May 19, 2022
Model: Oticon More 2 miniRITE R
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VERIFIED BUYER | West Lake Hills, TX
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Excellent!

Excellent! I no longer struggle to hear every word in a conversation. They made quite a difference. The rechargeable hearing aids are so much easier than dealing with batteries.
Review by Paul on Mar 26, 2021
Model: Oticon More 3 miniRITE R
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VERIFIED BUYER | Walnut Creek, CA

Sound of my hearing aids is fabulous

The sound of my hearing aids is fabulous, far superior to the previous pair I had. They are comfortable and easily charged.
While I'm happy to be saving money by not having to buy batteries I am disappointed at the outrageous price of the filters they use. I used to buy those cheaply by the dozen for my previous hearing aids.
Other than the filters I have no complaints at all.
Review by Tim on Feb 10, 2021
Model: Oticon More 1 miniRITE R
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VERIFIED BUYER | Winnetka, CA

Highly recommended

I love the Oticon More aids and I’ve tried many many different brands in the past. The clarity of the sound and the constant connection with my Bluetooth device make streaming my favorite music or listening to a telephone call through my ear pieces just perfect. Highly recommended.
Review by Karen on Aug 18, 2022
Model: Oticon More 1 miniRITE R(Diamond Black)
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VERIFIED BUYER | Cranberry Township, PA
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Great

The sound is great. They are new, so I'm getting use to wearing them. They are durable and comfortable but might need some adjustment.
Review by Irene on Mar 23, 2021
Model: Oticon More 1 miniRITE R
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VERIFIED BUYER | Boynton Beach, FL

Very pleased with them

Excellent Top quality. Very pleased with them. I had been putting off getting hearing aids for years, and had tried an inferior lower end brand about 4 years ago. At that time, I was disappointed. However, my provider fitted me with superb high quality Oticon hearing aids.The transition was amazing. I quickly adapted and am so pleased with the ease of use and how clearly I can hear now.
Review by George on May 04, 2022
Model: Oticon More 3 miniRITE R
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VERIFIED BUYER | Tempe, AZ

Sound quality is excellent

Sound quality is excellent and better than my Oticon Nera 2 Pro by a sizable margin. Especially good in a restaurant setting. The integration with the iPhone 13 really sets them apart. The iPhone app is simple and easy to use and allows one to increase volume when needed. Having the audio from telephone calls fed directly into the aids from the iPhone is fantastic. As is audio from music, which is not fantastic, or audiobooks, which is great. The miniRITE R battery life is excellent and recharging is a straight forward. Am debating whether to get the TV adapter. I almost don't need it in my current living situation, but I can imagine a time when it would be nice to have. As to durability and comfort, I've never had a complaint about Oticon hearing aids, and these are no exception. Do wish the travel case/battery was included in the purchase price. Summing up, I don't feel that the More 1 or 2 would give me more than the More 3 gives me. Overall, very satisfied with the purchase.
Review by Gary on Feb 23, 2021
Model: Oticon More 2 miniRITE R
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VERIFIED BUYER | Pennington, NJ

Very reliable and comfortable

I have throughly enjoyed my new Oticon More2 hearing aids. I have found them to be very reliable as well as comfortable to wear. The down side of the behind the ear model and wearing of mask for COVID 12 is that when pulling the mask off one must be careful not to pull off the hearing aid.
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Does this hearing aid allow for hands-free phone calls?

If you have an iPhone 11 or newer, running on iOS 15.1 or newer, you're able to talk on the phone hands-free, and thanks to a firmware update in Fall of 2022, you can also now answer, end, and reject incoming calls using the hearing aid's push-button. If you have any other phone, you're only able to have hands-free phone calls if you get the ConnectClip accessory. The ConnectClip has a microphone on it that will pick up your voice for the caller, allowing you to keep the phone in your pocket/purse, etc, and talk hands free. If you don't get the ConnectClip, you'll still be able to hear the caller's voice streamed through your hearing aids, but in order for them to hear you, you'd have to hold the phone to your mouth.

Can this hearing aid be paired directly to my Bluetooth TV?
No. To stream audio from the TV you'll need the TV Adapter 3.0
Is this hearing aid Bluetooth compatible?

More is Made for iPhone, which means it can connect directly with iPhones to stream music, phone calls, and more. More is also compatible with the new Android protocol, Audio Streaming for Hearing Aids (ASHA), allowing direct streaming from select Android devices with Android 10 and Bluetooth 5.0. If your phone isn't directly compatible with More, you can still get Bluetooth functionality via the ConnectClip accessory.

What is the lifespan of the rechargeable batteries?
The lithium-ion battery will last 2.5-3 years. When it needs to be replaced, take it to your hearing provider and they can replace the battery in their office.
How long does it take to get a full charge?
A full charge takes 3 hrs and will get you between 16-24 hrs of power. A 30 minute quick charge will get you 6 hours of power.
Does the charger include a dehumidifier?
The standard charger included with your order does not. If you live in a humid environment or are concerned about moisture exposure, Oticon recommends buying the Flow Med Dry-Cap or PerfectDry Lux dehumidifers, or the SmartCharger accessory.
What if I'm on-the-go and my battery dies?
With proper planning and charging, this should rarely if ever happen. If you're concerned about this, you may want to buy the SmartCharger accessory, which is designed for travel, and features a built-in power bank that stores a minimum of 3 full charges.
How many hours a day do the batteries last?
If you don't do any streaming, the battery should last 20-22 hours. If you stream a few hours a day, battery life will be around 16-18 hours.
How will I know when my battery needs to be charged?
A few hours before the battery dies, you'll hear three steady beeps. This will usually happen a few times. Then, right before the battery dies, you'll hear four descending tones.
Why is my hearing aid blinking orange lights when charging?
If your hearing aid is flashing three quick orange lights every couple of seconds, it means the battery inside the hearing aid needs to be replaced. Contact your hearing care provider and they can usually replace the battery inside their office. The battery is covered under the hearing aid warranty, so there will likely be no charge for it if you're inside your warranty period.
How long do the batteries last?
Battery life will vary depending on several factors. In general, the 312 battery models will last 3.5-5.5 days, and the 13 battery model will last 4-7 days.
How will I know when it's time to change the battery?
A few hours before the battery dies, you'll hear three steady beeps. This will usually happen a few times. Then, right before the battery dies, you'll hear four descending tones.
Are the batteries hard to change?
For most people, no. But if you have poor dexterity, we'd recommend considering the rechargeable model, so you don't have to change batteries.
How can I control this hearing aid, and which settings can I control?
You can control the volume and program of this hearing aid using the onboard rockerswitch, Remote Control 3.0, or the app. If you use the app, you can also control background noise reduction and tinnitus relief sounds.
Does the app have a “Find My Hearing Aid” feature?

Yes. However, in order to use this feature, you would've had to have setup the app and paired your hearing aids to your phone, prior to losing them. Once the hearing aids have been paired, if you lose them, the app will help you locate them, so long as the hearing aids are powered on. If the hearing aids are powered off, or if their batteries have died, the app will show you the last location of the hearing aids when they were powered on.

How do I turn this hearing aid on and off?
To turn the hearing aid off, simply place it in the charger. Or, press and hold the rockerswitch's bottom button for three seconds.
Is this hearing aid CROS compatible?
Yes, all More hearing aids are compatble with the CROS devices listed above.
Can I get this hearing aid with a telecoil?
Yes, all More models include a telecoil.
Can I get Oticon More in an in-the-ear style?
Essentially, yes— but it's not called Oticon More. Oticon puts the same technology that's in More, in an in-the-ear model called Oticon Own.

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Companion App

Companion App

Use the companion app to control settings like volume, program, background noise reduction and tinnitus relief sounds. Locate your hearing aids if you've lost them. Track valuable information on your hearing aid use, like wear time, and battery life. Get remote support from your hearing care professional when you need it, and much more.

*Double tap on the app to open it in the store

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*Included with rechargeable orders
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Charger, $199

Charger, $199

*Included with rechargeable orders

This is Oticon's standard charger and is the one that comes with all rechargeable hearing aids. Fully charges your hearing aids in 3 hrs, providing 24 hours of power. A quick charge of 30 minutes will provide 5 hours of power.
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SmartCharger, $249

SmartCharger, $249

This is an optional portable charger that is available for purchase. It's designed for travel, with a protective lid and built-in power bank that stores a minimum of 3 full charges. A 3 hour charge provides a full day of power, and a 30-minute quick charge provides an additional six hours of power. It also features a bult-in drying function that automatically removes moisture from hearing aids.
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TV Adapter 3.0, $249

TV Adapter 3.0, $249

Plug it into the back of your TV or soundbar and the audio will be streamed directly to your hearing aids. Others can keep the TV at their preferred volume level, while you set your own volume via the app or on the hearing aids themselves.
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ConnectClip, $249

ConnectClip, $249

ConnectClip has two features. First, it's most commonly used as a Bluetooth streamer that allows you to stream audio from your phone to your hearing aids. If you have an iPhone, you don't need this, because iPhones stream directly to Oticon hearing aids. If you have an Android or any other phone and you want to stream from your phone, you need this. Even if you have an iPhone, it still may make sense to get this, because it does allow for hands free phone calls. Wear it around your neck and the microphone picks up your voice for the person on the other end of the call to hear, so you don't have to hold you the phone to your mouth when speaking. The second feature of ConnectClip is its ability to work as a remote microphone. If you have a hard time hearing in noise this accessory is a lifesaver. Attach the ConnectClip to a companion's shirt and their voice will stream directly to your hearing aids. Their voice will come through much stronger than all the competing noise in the environment.
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SmartCharger miniBTE R, $249

SmartCharger miniBTE R, $249

This is an optional portable charger that is available for purchase and compatible with the More miniBTE R model. It's designed for travel, with a protective lid and built-in power bank that stores a minimum of 3 full charges. A 3.5 hour charge provides a full day of power, and a 30-minute quick charge provides an additional six hours of power. It also features a bult-in drying function that automatically removes moisture from hearing aids.
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Remote Control 3.0, $199

Remote Control 3.0, $199

You probably don't need this. Most people use the app to control their hearing aids, and if not the app, then the push button on the hearing aid itself. But if neither of those suit you, this remote is a simple way to control the volume and program.
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