The NEW Costco Sennheiser Sonite R Hearing Aids: Costco Hearing Aids Feature Review!

[@HearingTracker]

Which is your closest Costco USA and are these available for you? Matthew

[@SrCarpi]

Mine is a couple of miles (New York City) and according to the website for that location, the Sennheisers are not available there.

[@HubertKirchgaessner]

My closest Costco is in Florence, KY, appr. 8 miles from my house. They do not carry the Sennheisers.

[@radiofan2454]

Some of the stores in the Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN market have them.

[@lowellwhite8810]

My closest store is two hours away in Knoxville area. Sennheiser was in the display case when i purchased Jabra five days ago.
Rechargeable. i went in for battery powered to save on total cost of ownership over five years because rechargeables need battery swap at over $500. i came to find out that with Costco total cost of ownership is $1600 + $260 for battery replacement (if outside warranty window of three years); total cost $1860 for life of hearing aid. Domes, cerustops and receiver replacement no additional cost over life of HA that tech said is six years..

[@richdiorio3650]

Are these the same as Phonak Infinio?

[@kenmiller1341]

I was told that while my Costco was in the pilot program that they were contractually prohibited from dispensing the Rextons

[@PandaMan204-jy8zv]

Rechargeable.

[@101mandopicker]

Rechargeable

[@artmaltman]

Much prefer disposable batteries. No contest.

[@MichaelThomas-ex9lq]

Battery? Rechargeable for me this time… new packaging standard is making dispensing the battery near impossible.

[@neilshayler3119]

Tbh battery reliability has come on leaps and bounds no real point in non recharging aids imo far less inconvenient as well
Being a uk user I’ll stick to my oticon

[@l1uywpap1]

50 miles

[@donmitchell493]

Rechargeable