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Starkey hearing aid models, prices, and reviews

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Starkey Evolv AI

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15 reviews | 4 video reviews
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Starkey’s most exceptional sound yet

Released by Starkey on August 31, 2021, Evolv AI is Starkey’s newest, most complete line of hearing aids suitable for all hearing losses. Evolve ... READ MORE

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Starkey Livio

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16 reviews | 1 video reviews
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Amazing sound quality and connectivity

As of August 31, 2021, Livio is an outdated model. If you're interested in Livio, we'd recommend checking out the next generation model, Evolv AI. ... READ MORE

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Starkey Picasso

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2 reviews | 1 video reviews
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Because no two ears are alike

As of August 31, 2021, Picasso is an outdated model. If you're interested in Picasso, we'd recommend checking out the next generation model, Evolv AI... READ MORE

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Starkey Livio AI

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11 reviews | 2 video reviews
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Reimagining what a hearing aid can do

As of August 31, 2021, Livio AI is an outdated and unavailable model. If you're interested in Livio AI, we'd recommend checking out the next generatio... READ MORE

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
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STARKEY HEARING AIDS

Starkey- “Hear better. Live better.”

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Out of the 6 biggest hearing aid brands in the world, only one is an American company. Minnesota-based Starkey was founded in 1970 and has been the choice of a few US Presidents- and not just because they're US-based.

Starkey has introduced several pioneering products in its decades-long history. Most recently, Starkey's 2019 model Livio AI hearing aid was named one of Time Magazine's 100 Best inventions of 2019.

Starkey is also widely regarded as the best in-the-ear hearing aid manufacturer on the market, and is the go-to choice for many people wanting invisible hearing aids.

Best selling Starkey hearing aids as of Mar 24, 2023

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Starkey`s overral brand rating

Based on user reviews on this website

1 Signia 4.71 48 reviews
2 ReSound 4.65 54 reviews
3 Oticon 4.65 148 reviews
4 Phonak 4.62 247 reviews
5 Widex 4.56 35 reviews
6 Starkey 4.49 44 reviews

Market share

Hearing Aids prices range 11 %
Hearing Aids prices range 11 %
GROUP/BRAND GROUP MAIN BRAND PERCENT
Sonova/Phonak Sonova Phonak 25 %
WS Audiology/Signia & Widex WS Audiology Signia/Widex 24%
Demant/Oticon Demant Oticon 24 %
GN/ReSound GN ReSound 16 %
Starkey Starkey Starkey 11 %

Starkey hearing aid reviews

Expert reviews

Read what a few of our favorite ZipHearing providers have to say about Starkey

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Pamela Matthews, Doctor of Audiology

What needs improving

The app is very flexible and useful but can be cumbersome to those lacking technology expertise. The streaming signal is very good if the phone isn't in a pocket or purse. Starkey does not have true "hands free" function with phone use as the microphone is used on the telephone rather than hearing aids for streaming.

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Walter Kelly Jr., Hearing Instrument Specialist

What needs improving

Since there is SO much tech on-board, sometimes it is a distraction and people sometimes get “lost” in the technology. These days the ‘hearing correction’ function is so accurate and consistent, it is largely unnecessary to make any on-the-fly adjustments, however, when you have the option to control so much, it can be tempting to “over use” the adjustment features in the app.

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John Jendrasiak, Hearing Instrument Specialist

What needs improving

No hearing aid is perfect, they all have their little bugs. One thing about Starkey hearing aids is they give a lot of high tone recovery. High tone recovery is the frequencies of 2,000 through 8,000. This poses a problem for some men and women who do not like their hearing aids to recover those frequencies. This would mean you have to spend more time working with the patient to get the sound quality they would like out of their hearing aids. The domes for fitting the hearing aids don’t work as well as other manufacturers; this can be a problem with some users.

Latest user reviews

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As good as they said they would be

Review by: Mike from IN
Model: Starkey Evolv AI 2400 RIC 312
Bought: Sep 2021

Okay hello, my name is Mike H., I got the Starkey Evolv hearing aids, it’s probably been 3 months ago, something like that, and so far, I have no complaints. This is my fourth set of hearing aids in my life and I can say that these are the best ones I’ve ever had. I did choose the battery over the rechargeable, because I wanted the ability to take spare batteries with me when I go places and if the charge runs out I just swap out the batteries and good to go, and they’re really not that expensive as far as I’m concerned. Got them in, can’t even tell they’re there can you? That’s one thing I really like about them, they do a good job of fitting behind the ears and in my case, I chose the hard mold insert, the last pair of hearing aids I’d had that’s what I used and I’m used to it- it worked fine for me. Like I say I have no complaints with these, like any hearing aids, they’re still not perfect when there’s a lot of background noise. But that’s the nature of the best so to speak. I love the fact that they’re Bluetooth, I can do all my phone calls through my hearing aids, makes it very easy, gives me two hands to work while I’m talking. Also the adjustments on the app on my phone allow me a lot of control to fine tune how they’re doing if I am in a noisy environment and then those settings get applied permanently and all I have to do is click the mode on my hearing aid and change to whatever I need. Don’t have much else to say, again I’m pleased with them, and I hope you’ll trust this company, I was leery of ordering something over the internet and on a phone call, but they came through with everything they said they would do and the hearing aids are as good as they said they would be, can’t ask for any more than that. Good luck.

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It’s nice that they’re kind of invisible

Review by: Sam from SC
Model: Starkey Evolv AI 2400 RIC R
Bought: Dec 2021

Hello my name is Sam S., I live in Greenville, SC, 72 years old, retired guy, fairly active, and I have had problems with my hearing for a long time. My children and now my grandchildren will vouch for that. They have long wanted me to do something about it and I tried about 4 years ago but just didn’t feel good with the results, the noise was amplified, although speech was, the noise was too, so it just didn’t fill the bill and I turned them back in and got a refund. So fast forward about four years and I went to an audiologist, got my hearing tested, and talked about getting a real high quality hearing aid this time around and with the help of ZipHearing I was able to do that. I got a pair of Starkey Evolv AI 2400 hearing aids which are a premium hearing aid, they have a lot of advanced features, they’re very new, they just came on the market last year, and that’s what I wanted. I wanted the best technology that I could possibly afford this time around and I feel like I’ve gotten it. The model I have is styled with a receiver in the ear, and the piece behind the ears, so far I haven’t had anybody you know say anything about “oh you wear hearing aids.” So it’s nice that they’re kind of invisible. I will say that I love these, this particular product because it’s got a lot of artificial intelligence, the latest technology that seems to be everywhere in our lives. These things will analyze the sound around me in a restaurant or some other public place and help to adjust the background level noise down, and then I can, with a few push buttons on their app, raise the speech level up and hear soft speakers, even my grandchildren. So I love it. They’re made for iPhone and other Apple products, so they connect flawlessly with my iPhone, they’re rechargeable which was another thing I wanted for sure, and after looking at my list of things that I was wanting when I went out to get these, they have like I said the great noise reduction and they help you hear speech better, but I also have tinnitus, however it’s pronounced, I have the ringing in my ears that I’ve had for 15 years. Kinda got used to it, but with these new Starkey hearing aids, I don’t notice it as much because they have a setting where you can actually get a white noise sent into the hearing aids it just is enough to overwhelm that ringing in my ears all the time, so that’s been great. They’re, you know the downside, you know they’re advanced technology so they are a little complicated, but I’ve had great support from the audiologist, Starkey has been good as well, I’ve called them, their tech support department a couple of times and asked questions, so I feel like I’m getting there. I’ve only had them now for about, less than 2 months, so you know there’s a time period involved here where you’re getting used to all that technology in your ears. I have a recharger that sits by the desk during the day or on the nightstand at nighttime. They will, I think in the near future, have a device that will stream your television signal into your ears as well. All in all, I like the product a lot, I’ve even gone so far as to get my wife in with the audiologist and get her Costco hearing aids replaced with Starkey hearing aids, so she’ll have those in place very shortly, and I’d recommend them to anyone. As far as the experience with Zip I found it to be very good. I was a little doubtful, I thought maybe if they could save me that much money I’d probably get less service from the audiologist but that was not the case, the care I got was excellent and I saved a good deal of money. I found out about ZipHearing from HearingTracker.com and I’ll put in that little commercial at the end. They’re a website that tracks technology and just basically anything to do with the hearing aid industry and I read a lot about hearing aids before I bought these, and I don’t know that everyone would do as much reading as I did but you can’t go wrong looking at that website, HearingTracker.com. But again, great product, great price, really glad that I did what I did, thanks.

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Nobody even knows I have them

Review by: John from FL
Model: Starkey Evolv AI 2000 CIC
Bought: Dec 2021

Hi folks my name is John, I live in Sarasota, FL, I am 74 and 3 quarters years old. I have needed hearing aids for the last 4 or 5, maybe 6 years. Been tested a whole bunch of times, and finally at the urging of my wonderful wife I finally said okay I’m gonna get with it. Because a bunch of my friends from high school and other associates have them and so they have a bunch of experience and I started looking about 3, 4 years ago and the prices were 7, 8 thousand, all crazy stuff, there’s kind of a hearing aid shell game going on, so I went online and found the website for the guys I’m making this video for and they recommended me to a great company here in Florida. I got the, I’m gonna show them to you, my little Starkey hearing aids, I have the in ear hearing aids, they are absolutely wonderful, nobody even knows I have them, and the happiest person on the planet is my wife, because before I got these hearing aids, when we were watching TV I would have to have the closed captioning on and then I bought a set of noise dampening earphones, so when we were watching TV together we couldn’t even have a discussion. These hearing aids have basically changed her life as well as mine, I didn’t know my car turn signals made noise until I had my hearing aids in, so, the benefits are life altering, and the only complaint, it’s not really a complaint but the only thing I would say is they make my ears itch a little bit every now and then, but other than that, the service I got from all the people involved with my purchase are absolutely spectacular. You know, it just, Jeff and his guys are great, they work with great people in your market, so check them out, I couldn’t more highly recommend them, and they also worked out to be very affordable, I have a bunch of different features in mine for restaurants, movie theaters, I couldn’t hear the dialog, now I hear it and I gotta tone my hearing aids down a little bit, but absolutely couldn’t be happier. Hope you guys take advantage of it, have a great day, really appreciate your help, thanks.

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I recommend them 100%

Review by: Scott from PA
Model: Starkey Picasso 2400 ITC
Bought: Mar 2021

Hello my name is Scott and I’m from Freedom, PA and I’m here to talk to you today, to review the Starkey Picasso in-the-ear, i2400 hearing aids. I’ve been wearing hearing aids now for the last 27 years and I really was self conscious about people seeing stuff in my ears, but the in-the-ear, makes it very unnoticeable. I like the hearing aids, I like the technology, with the Starkey hearing aids. Again, there’s so many things you can do with the hearing aid as I could never do before. I have a little button on my hearing aid where I can just push it, I can hit normal, I can hit crowd, I can hit television if I’m on the television, it automatically changes if I’m on the telephone. Just the technology in the last 27 years has been unbelievable with the Starkey. They’re US made, they take a 312 battery, I’m getting consistently 7 to 8 days on a battery, and again they’re just little batteries. I recommend them 100%, I’m very happy with Starkey, and I’m sure if I’m happy you’ll be definitely happy with them. Thank you

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I was almost in tears

Review by: Steve from CA
Model: Starkey Livio 2000 RIC R
Bought: Dec 2020

Hi, my name is Steve, I’m making this little video to kinda show you what my experience has been with hearing aids. I’m 72 years old and as far as hearing loss I’ve probably had it for some time but, these hearing aids now I finally just made the leap to get these, in, I guess it was late November of 2019, so they’re only what 3 months old or something. But my experience has been positive so far. The brand I chose is Starkey, and I’ll show you, I’ve got them on right now and I’ll just swing this thing around here and hopefully you can see them over my ear. So you can see they’re pretty discreet, you can hardly see that they’re there. I wouldn’t care if you could see them or not, because I need them, but anyway, and I’ll take these off in a minute and show you what they look like without being installed over my ear. Why did I choose this hearing aid? I chose the Starkey because of the ability to make adjustments to them on the phone app, so, it’s just handy that way. And I don’t think all of them come with that, the different brands, but this one did, and also because it’s rechargeable. Here’s the case that they come in and it’s got the little mini USB port in the back that plugs in and it holds at least a 2 or 3 day charge in it when its unplugged so I can take it with me when I’m on the road. The hearing aids are magnetized in that little rechargeable area , they fit right in there and they won't fall out. What do I like about them? They’re comfortable, good sound quality, the app is easy to use and they are rechargeable. What do I not like about it? There’s really nothing that’s bothersome. The little retention tail, and I’ll show you that when I take them off here in a second, they call it a retention tail or a sport clip that’s supposed to hold them in a little more secure, if your doing exercising. I had some trouble with that in the beginning, just getting them to stay in the position that they’re meant to be in. When I talked to Starkey about it they said, if you don’t need it to retain them and the hearing aids stay in place without it, just take them off and that’s really simple to do. Would I recommend them to a friend? Yes. When I first put them on, I was almost in tears I couldn’t believe how much I could hear with them on and how much I’d been missing over the years, so yeah I’d definitely recommend them. What is the number one piece of advice I’d give to someone that’s purchasing hearing aids? Well I went to three different providers, to see, to get tested, and the third one was the one that I found to be, the people that I felt most comfortable with. As far as ZipHearing, I placed the order through the provider that was going to fit them, and then everything worked out just fine. But I would recommend going to two or three different people to get your ears tested, your hearing tested, because you may find a better fit with one of them than with another. And the only problem I’ve ever had and it isn’t Starkeys, or any hearing aid manufacturer’s fault, but with this covid-19 and you’re wearing a mask, you have to be really careful when you’re taking the mask off so you don’t get it caught in the hearing aid and have it dislodged and come out of your ear and lose it. I’ve been real fortunate I haven’t lost anything but I have gotten them caught a couple times where they’ve come out of my ear. I’ll take them out right now and show you what they look like. Really small, I don’t know how to describe it, it’s probably about an inch long and maybe a half inch wide and maybe 3/16ths of an inch thick, but, and that little tail hanging down right here is what I’m talking about. When you put this thing on it kinda flips in your ear like a little kickstand, you curl it up and put it in the bottom of your ear, sometimes it just wants to go the wrong way for some reason, but that happened during the first month and since then I haven’t seemed to have a problem with it. I’ll take the other one off, that’s the same thing, show you what they look like just laying there, and that’s it. So hopefully the review is giving you some information that’s useful.

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Should’ve got them sooner

Review by: David from NY
Model: Starkey Evolv AI 1600 RIC R
Bought: Oct 2022

Hi my name is David, I live in Brooklyn New York and I am 68 years old. The hearing aids that I have are the Starkey Evolve AI 1600. They fit in the ear. They have a little bulb that fits in the ear and the main part fits over the ear. And they go in very easily. 6-7 years ago, maybe 8 even, my family started telling me that I was having trouble hearing. I went to an ENT specialist in 2018, he did a hearing test, he told me that in fact, I have trouble hearing women, by which he meant that I don’t hear high frequencies that I could use hearing aids. I didn’t do anything for awhile. I went to Costco a year or two later. I got another hearing test, still didn’t do anything. Had a third hearing test with the ENT that I’d seen for ear issues. Still didn’t do anything. The pandemic came, and I started thinking more seriously about getting them. I got a flier in the mail back in October from an audiology clinic in Brooklyn for a free exam. I went for another free exam. They turned out to be somebody from Starkey who was selling their hearing aids. The representative who I liked a lot gave me a pair to try while we were talking, I thought they were very helpful. He did say that the discount that was available would only be for another day or two, I’d have to buy them quickly, which didn’t sit well with me. I went online, found Ziphearing, found the same pair of hearing aids that the guy wanted to sell me and they were $1600 less expensive on Ziphearing. So I was happy with that. And when I found out they had a local audiologist I decided to go ahead and purchase them. The starkey evolve ai. What I like about them is, for instance, I had gone to see a Broadway show 2-3 weeks before I went for that last audiologist exam and I probably missed 15-20% of the dialogue in the show. A week or so after I bought the hearing aids I went to see another broadway show, also dialogue and I heard everything. I thought that was great. One of the things I like about these aids, is that they have different settings. They have normal, I have 3 that I use. Normal, restaurant, and auditorium. When I went to the broadway show I used auditorium and I think that was very helpful. About a week after I got the hearing aids I also went to a noisy restaurant with my wife who sat opposite of me, kinda farther apart it was a big table and for the first time in a long time I was about to hear her throughout the entire meal. The last point I would make is I am regretful I didn't get the hearing aids sooner because I had health insurance prior to medicare at 65 which I believe would have paid me back substantially much of the cost of the hearing aids but once I went on medicare they only pay a very limited amount reimbursement so if you're getting close to 65 and you have good health insurance you might consider getting them before you turn 65. Other than that I have been happy with ziphearing and the starkeys and thank you for your time.

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Written Reviews

Review by Shane on Apr 27, 2022
Model: Starkey Evolv AI 1200 RIC R
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VERIFIED BUYER | Sprindale, AR

They have become unreliable

At first I loved my hearing aids but now they have become unreliable! I think there is something definitely wrong with the right one as at times I’ve gotten ear- piercing feedback that caused great pain in my ear. Also, sometimes I can’t control the volume with my cell phone. I’m really wondering if they’re defective!
Review by Keith on Apr 27, 2022
Model: Starkey Evolv AI 2400 RIC R
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VERIFIED BUYER | Mitchell, South Dakota

I am extremely satisfied with the hearing aids

I have used Starkey hearing aids for almost 9 years. I knew that I wanted to check out some of the new technologies that are available to improve my hearing even better. I was still having trouble hearing properly in crowd situations(restaurants, meetings with background noise, etc). In November 2021 I started looking on the internet and found out about the new Starkey Evolv AI with Edge technologies and decided to give it some research. The Evolve AI had only been out a few months so there was very little known for reviews. The properties of the Evolve AI really intrigued me, so I decided to investigate further. I had seen the ZipHearing clips on YouTube, so I decided to give them a try. I am not sorry that I did. The response was very prompt and rewarding. They referred me to a local Hearing aid consultant and I ended up ordering my Evolves. The transaction saved me well over two thousand dollars over what my previous consultant was asking. I am extremely satisfied with the hearing aids and the support up to now has been terrific. Thank you ZipHearing.
Review by Randy on Apr 27, 2022
Model: Starkey Evolv AI 1600 RIC R
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VERIFIED BUYER | Hernando, FL

Never knew my turn signals clicked before!

Sound quality of the Starkey Evolve has allowed me to hear previously unheard things. I can now hear my turn signals clicking if I leave them on. Never knew my turn signals clicked before! I can hear the words to songs on the radio again. The detail of what I hear is what is awesome... it’s not simply louder.... but I now hear the details! The connectivity of the phone and the aids are amazing! The app is amazing... Buck Rodgers stuff!
Review by Les on Oct 04, 2019
Model: Starkey Picasso 2400 CIC
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VERIFIED BUYER | Palm Springs, CA

Size is perfect

The sound quality is excellent. The size of the hearing aids are perfect and. They are not noticeable. I am very pleased with my purchase.The controls on the aids are easy to use and I especially like the crowd noise control. I have used Starkey hearing aids for about 7 years and my new ones the best ones I've owned.
Review by Scott on Sep 21, 2021
Model: Starkey Picasso 2400 ITC
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VERIFIED BUYER | Cranberry Township, PA

Great product Starkey!

I purchased Starkey I2400 in the ear hearing aids. I have never been more happier. The clarity of my hearing aids can be controlled by a push of a button. I can push for loud conditions push when watching tv and when I’m on the telephone it switches or I can push on normal sounds. My batteries are lasting from 7 to 8 days. I can volume up or down by a push of a button. Great product Starkey!!!
Review by Earl on Aug 10, 2022
Model: Starkey Evolv AI 2000 RIC R
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VERIFIED BUYER | Lawrenceville, GA

Extremely satisfied but still getting used to them

My hearing professional is still fine tuning the hardware and I'm still getting used to the "new" sounds vis-a-vis how my brain reacts/interprets those sounds. I tried some 'high-dollar aids a couple years ago and couldn't justify the high cost versus the marginal hearing improvement. These new devices from Starkey are 'high hundreds' of dollars less expensive and 500% more effective. I am a very happy camper !!
Review by John on Apr 27, 2022
Model: Starkey Evolv AI 2400 RIC R
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VERIFIED BUYER | Oklahoma City, OK

I couldn’t be happier with my Evolv hearing aids

I couldn’t be happier with my Evolv hearing aids. It’s great to understand people and.the tv again. I would recommend zip hearing to anyone needing hearing aids.
Review by Reeva on May 11, 2019
Model: Starkey Livio 2400 RIC 312
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VERIFIED BUYER | Bethpage, NY

Not very durable

sound quality good.. not very durable.also,can slip off too easily..also,not happy about having to change batteries every week.the first week ,batteries did not last 7 day,just five days. When wearing glasses ,i find that i must be especially careful ,I work and need to take them off several times daily ,so I have caught the wire twice & they flung off.
Review by Philip on Apr 27, 2022
Model: Starkey Evolv AI 2400 RIC R
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VERIFIED BUYER | Clayton, MO

The hearing aids are great

The hearing aids are great. Easy to use...with excellent sound quality. First time with rechargeable hearng aids...found it hassle free. The devices pick up higher ranges much more clearly than my prior devices.
Review by John on Aug 27, 2022
Model: Starkey Evolv AI 2400 RIC R
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VERIFIED BUYER | Miami, FL

Evolve

Sound quality shockingly good. Internal ear buds very comfortable. Only reason didn't give it 5 stars b/c I'm still tweaking right ear bud size, but that should resolve in a week or so as I compare relative sizes/comfort/fit, etc. Thrive app is easy to use. Surprised by low reviews on that app. Maybe there are better ones out there that I just don't know about.
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Common questions about Starkey hearing aids

What is the newest Starkey hearing aid?
The newest Starkey hearing aid is Evolv AI, released August 31, 2021.
What is Starkey's best hearing aid?
The best Starkey hearing aid is Evolv AI 2400.
Who sells Starkey hearing aids near me?
We do! Call 800-731-6794 and we'll let you know our closest location to you. You can also find a Starkey seller and service center by visiting https://locations.starkey.com/.
Are Starkey hearing aids waterproof?
No. Some Starkey hearing aids have an IP rating of 68, which makes them very water-resistant, but they are not waterproof.
How much do Starkey hearing aids cost?
Starkey hearing aids range in price from $1,000-$3,500 per hearing aid. Prices will vary based on the technology level of the hearing aid: 2400 (premium), 2000 (advanced), 1600 (select), 1200 (low), 1000 (basic). Other items included with your purchase may also affect the price, such as service plans, warranties, and accessories. Prices may vary significantly by region and retailer. At ZipHearing, our Starkey prices are *25% less than the national average retail price.

Based on pricing data published by HearingTracker.com
Does Costco sell Starkey hearing aids?
No, Costco does not sell Starkey hearing aids.
Where are Starkey hearing aids made?
Starkey hearing aids are made in Eden Prairie, MN and Mexico City, Mexico.
How to pair Starkey hearing aids to an iPhone
Recent Starkey models that can stream audio directly from iOS devices (iOS version 14 or newer):

2021: Evolv AI
2020: Livio Edge AI
2018: Livio, Livio AI

Not sure which model you have? Check your user guide, or call the Starkey provider who sold the devices to you.

Pairing Instructions

1. Make sure that your phone's Bluetooth is on. Go to Settings > Bluetooth, and make sure the toggle switch is set to On.
2. Open and close the battery doors on your hearing device. Or, if you use rechargeable Starkey hearing aids, switch the hearing aids off and on again, by pressing and holding the toggle button for 3 seconds to turn them off, and repeating to turn them back on.
3. On your Apple device, go to Settings > Accessibility > Hearing, and select Hearing Devices.
4. Your Apple device will search for your hearing device.
5. Under MFi Hearing Devices, tap the name of your hearing device.
6. Tap Pair when you see the pairing request on the screen. If you have two hearing devices, you'll get two requests. Pairing could take up to a minute.
7. You can start using your hearing device when you see it under MFi Hearing Devices with a check mark.

How do you program Starkey hearing aids?
Starkey hearing aids, like all digital hearing aids, are programmed by computer to match the wearer's exact hearing profile. A Starkey hearing care provider wirelessly connects to Starkey hearing aids via an industry-standard programming device called Noahlink Wireless, or Starkey's proprietary TruLink or Surflink programmers. Once connected, the hearing aids are programmed via a proprietary programming software that is only available to hearing care providers, called Inspire.
How to pair Starkey hearing aids to an Android
Recent Starkey models that can stream audio directly from Android devices (requires Android 10) :

2021: Evolv AI
2020: Livio Edge AI
2018: Livio, Livio AI

Please note that not all Android devices can directly stream to Starkey hearing aids. Check compatibility

Pairing Instructions

1. Go to the Android phone’s home screen and tap on the “Settings” icon.
2. In the settings menu, tap on the Bluetooth icon.
3. Tap on the slider button to turn Bluetooth on.
4. Open the battery doors of your Starkey hearing aids for 5 seconds and then close them. If you use rechargeable Starkey hearing aids, switch the hearing aids off and on again, by pressing and holding the toggle button on the hearing aid for 3 seconds to turn the hearing aid off, and repeating to turn it back on.
4. The hearing aids that are available to pair will now appear in the Available Devices list.
5. Select only one hearing aid, and wait 30 seconds.
6. After 30 seconds has elapsed, select the second hearing aid.
1. Wait 30 seconds, and both hearing aids will be paired to your Android device.