Jabra Enhance Hearing Aid Review 2026: Everything You Need to Know About This Top OTC Brand

Jabra offers affordable hearing aids with Bluetooth streaming and support from hearing specialists. Read our Jabra Enhance review to learn more.

Oct 01, 2026

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Jabra Enhance Select hearing aids pair with a mobile app for setup and adjustments, and they offer sound quality and comfort that may work well for many people with mild to moderate hearing loss.
Jabra Enhance Select hearing aids cost $1,195–$1,995 per pair before discounts.
The company offers three OTC hearing aid models for mild to moderate hearing loss.
Jabra Enhance Select includes a 100-day money-back guarantee, which gives buyers more time to try the devices at home.
Jabra offers a three-year warranty for loss and accidental damage, which may appeal to shoppers concerned about long-term costs.

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Of the 28.8 million U.S. adults with hearing loss who could benefit from hearing aids, fewer than 30% use them.¹ This is often due to factors like cost, stigma, and limited access to care.

Over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids, such as those sold online by Jabra Enhance, make it easier for people to afford and access hearing aids. The brand offers several OTC options for mild to moderate hearing loss. Some of Jabra’s OTC hearing aids include lower-cost devices for everyday listening. Other Jabra hearing aids have more advanced options with personalized features and a discreet design. For those with severe or profound types of hearing loss, Jabra also offers a prescription model. Jabra’s prescription hearing aids must be professionally fitted by an audiologist or hearing aid specialist at Costco. Read on to learn more in our complete Jabra review.

Jabra Enhance offers a free online hearing test to check your level of hearing loss. Still, we recommend getting an in-person hearing exam at a hearing clinic to rule out any underlying issues hearing aids can't treat.

Why Jabra Enhance hearing aids are our top pick

Jabra Enhance offers a selection of hearing aids that combine quality and excellent customer service at a competitive price. During testing, we found the hearing aids are easy to set up and use, have strong Bluetooth connectivity, a long battery life, and clear, natural sound. We also like Jabra hearing aids’ 100-day money-back guarantee. Jabra also offers three years of one-on-one video support with a licensed hearing specialist to personalize your listening experience. All of these factors make Jabra one of the best OTC hearing aids.

Jabra Enhance

9.9 out of /10

All models offer Bluetooth streaming, three years of audiology support, and a 100-day risk-free trial

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Jabra Enhance hearing aids compared

Comparison Features	Enhance Select M1 Visit Sitefor Enhance Select M1	Enhance Select M2 Visit Sitefor Enhance Select M2	Enhance Select M3 Visit Sitefor Enhance Select M3	Enhance Pro 30 Visit Sitefor Enhance Pro 30
OTC or prescription	OTC	OTC	OTC	Prescription
Hearing aid type*	Mini RIE	Mini RIE	Micro RIE	Micro RIE
Battery type (disposable or rechargeable)	Rechargeable	Rechargeable	Rechargeable	Rechargeable
Bluetooth	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Hands-free calling? (yes or no)	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes

*RIE: Receiver-in-ear

Our Jabra Enhance hearing aids video review

Want to know more about Jabra Enhance hearing aids? In this video, we break down Jabra’s three over-the-counter (OTC) models, comparing their features, differences, and pricing. We also review the Jabra Enhance Pro 30—Jabra’s prescription hearing aid.

Details like pricing can change over time, and our team is always testing new models. So what you see in this article may be slightly different from what we've reviewed on video.

How we tested Jabra hearing aids

For this Jabra review, we looked at the brand's full lineup of hearing aids and their features. Overall, we were very satisfied with how easy it is to use the Jabra Enhance hearing aids. The initial setup went smoothly, and the device fit easily in the ear. We like that Jabra provides numbered cards that give quick tips and a summary of the full manual in large, easy-to-read print. Here are some of the qualities we looked for and how we tested them:

Overall sound quality

Our testers assess speech clarity across different settings, including how they hear their own voice. We look for sound clarity, naturalness, balance, feedback, and ease of understanding.

Fit and comfort

We place the hearing aids in our ears, adjust their fit, and perform movement tests to assess comfort, security, and whether readjustments are needed.

Situational sound

In real-world listening situations, our testers assess sound performance features. Tests include listening to a partner speak from different directions and focusing on a nearby speaker in background noise without strain or distraction.

Affordability

We compare each hearing aid’s upfront cost, financing options, warranty coverage, trial period, included services, replacement fees, and long-term maintenance costs, such as batteries, accessories, follow-up care, and repairs.

The instructions online and in the app were very straightforward with easy steps and clear progressions.”

— One of our Jabra Enhance hearing aid testers

Understanding Jabra Enhance hearing aid models

Jabra Enhance Select M3

The Enhance Select M3 is Jabra’s newest and most advanced OTC hearing aid. It features upgraded hearing technology from the Select M2 and the smallest, most discreet design.

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Type of hearing aid: Micro RIE

Type of hearing loss: Mild to moderate

Noise-canceling technology: Yes, SoundScape^TM technology with AutoFocus
Battery type: Rechargeable
Battery life: 24 hours; portable charging case holds three full charges
Bluetooth compatible: Yes
Trial period: 100 days

Pros

Small, discreet design
Clear, natural sound quality
Strong noise reduction and speech focus
Straightforward app with many ways to adjust settings

Cons

Can take some adjusting to get the best settings in busy places
Some users may have trouble hearing voices from far away
App connection may take a few tries during setup
Comes with many small parts but no dedicated storage case for them

The Jabra Enhance Select M3 is best for:

People who want a small, discreet hearing aid
Those who spend time in restaurants and other noisy places
People who prefer to adjust their hearing settings through an app
Anyone seeking natural-sounding voices and everyday sounds

Our testers' experience with the Jabra Enhance Select M3

The Jabra Enhance Select M3 is the brand’s smallest and most discreet OTC hearing aid, featuring a micro RIE design. It offers the same SoundScape technology as the Select M2, but has slightly better sound processing, especially in noisy settings. Our testers rated the Jabra Enhance M3 4.5/5 for sound quality and a perfect 5/5 for situational sound. “My partner’s voice is clear and very natural sounding,” said one tester. Another noted that “The directional hearing is exceptional with this device,” and found that they could easily follow their partner’s voice as they moved around the room. The M3 uses Auto Focus, an intelligent speech-tracking system that helps lock onto voices in loud settings, along with Advanced Adaptive Listening, which adjusts noise reduction in real time.

Noise control was also a strong point, especially after testers found the right setting for the situation. In a busy restaurant, one tester said the first noise settings did not work well, but switching to the restaurant setting made an “immediate, noticeable difference” and helped make their partner’s voice clearer over the background noise. This shows why the M3’s app can be useful: testers could change settings to match their surroundings instead of relying on one setting all the time.

Testers also liked the M3’s small size, charging case, and app. The hearing aids earned 5/5 for appearance, with one tester saying, “The hearing aids are pretty discreet.” Another tester said the case was easy to charge, secure, and small enough to fit in a purse. One tester also said, “I really enjoyed the app experience with this device,” noting that the settings offered useful ways to customize their experience. The setup and app were mostly intuitive, although one tester had some trouble connecting at first.

The Jabra Enhance Select M3 hearing aids, their case, user guide, instruction booklet, and other accessories — Testers unboxed the Jabra Enhance Select M3 and were impressed by the user manual and quick setup cards, as well as the various domes and cleaning supplies included.

Unique to the Enhance Select M3 is its TapControl feature, which allows you to answer calls by double-tapping your ear or hearing aid. This feature can come in handy in situations when you can’t easily reach your phone.

The Select M3 also features Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) audio and Auracast technology. Auracast, a Bluetooth LE feature, lets you connect to public broadcast systems and stream audio directly to your hearing instruments without draining your battery.

4.5/5
Core Sound Quality score
5/5
Comfort and Fit score
5/5
Situational Sound Quality score
5/5
Features

Who should keep looking for their perfect hearing aid?

People on a tight budget: The M3 may not be the right fit if keeping costs as low as possible is the main goal.
People who mostly use hearing aids at home: The M3’s noise-control and customization features may be more useful for people who regularly spend time in different listening environments.

Jabra Enhance Select M2

The Jabra Enhance Select M2 is the mid-range option in the M Series. It offers similar features and sound quality to the M3, but has a slightly larger profile and no tap controls.

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Type of hearing aid: Mini Receiver-in-Ear (RIE)

Type of hearing loss: Mild to moderate

Noise-canceling technology: Yes, SoundScape^TM technology
Battery type: Rechargeable
Battery life: 24 hours, portable charging case holds three full charges
Bluetooth compatible: Yes
Trial period: 100 days

Pros

Clear, natural sound
Good noise reduction in busy places
Comfortable and discreet design
Self-fitting with virtual adjustments through the app

Cons

Slightly larger than the M3
Does not have tap controls
Far-away voices may not sound as clear
Charging case is fairly large

The Jabra Enhance M2 is best for:

Someone who wants good quality sound for a good price
Anyone who doesn't want others to notice they wear hearing aids
People who are comfortable using an app to control their devices
Those seeking hands-free calling and Bluetooth features

Our testers' experience with the Jabra Enhance Select M2

The Jabra Enhance Select M2 is Jabra’s OTC mid-level hearing aid. With a mini RIE design, it’s slightly smaller and more discreet than the M1 model, but not as small or advanced as the M3. This model earned 4/5 for sound quality, with a perfect 5/5 score for situational sound. “My voice is very natural sounding,” said one tester. “Everything sounds great overall.” A tester said their partner’s voice was “crystal clear” and that increasing the volume made the voice louder without changing its quality.

The M2 uses SoundScape technology to help focus on speech and reduce background noise. It performed well in busy settings. “I put my hearing aids in restaurant mode, and they did exceptionally well to help amplify my partner's voice and drown out the busy restaurant noise,” said one tester. Testers rated the M2 a 5/5 for noise canceling. The M2 also offers adaptive listening that adjusts volume as your surroundings change. It isn't quite as advanced as the M3, but it still earned high marks for overall sound (4/5). Testers found that voices were less clear from far away, especially beyond about 30–50 feet.

A woman wearing the Jabra Enhance Select M2 hearing aids — Despite being larger than the M3 hearing aids, our testers still found the M2s very discreet.

The M2 hearing aids are slightly larger than the M3s. But our testers still liked how discreet they were and rated them a 5/5 for comfort and appearance. “I can’t see them in her ear at all,” said one tester. “They are BTE, but her hair is long, so they’re difficult to see.” Testers also liked the app and charging case. One tester said, “The app is very intuitive and easy to use,” while another said charging was “Very similar to an AirPod.” The case is larger than some may expect. But the hearing aids clicked into place easily, and lights showed when they were charging.

The Select M2 supports Bluetooth streaming for music and phone calls. It also offers hands-free calling but lacks tap control like the M3.

My phone auto-selected the Bluetooth connection to my hearing aids when I streamed music and made a call. The hearing aids had an impressive Bluetooth range. Even more than 100 feet away, I could still hear my music clearly.”

— One of our Jabra Enhance hearing aid testers

It comes in five colors and includes a portable charging case that holds up to three full 24-hour charges. It also includes a 100-day trial period.

4/5
Core sound quality
5/5
Comfort and Fit score
5/5
Situational Sound Quality score
5/5
Features

Who should keep looking for their perfect hearing aid?

People who want the newest hearing technology: The M3 adds tap controls, better hearing in noise, and more advanced adaptive listening.
People who need to hear speakers from far away: Testers found that distant voices were harder to hear clearly with the M2.

Jabra Enhance Select M1

The Jabra Enhance M1 is the least expensive model in the Enhance M series and offers clear sound, Bluetooth streaming, tinnitus management, and rechargeable batteries. It is a more basic option than the M2 and M3, without Auto Focus or adaptive listening, but it still offers useful app controls and three years of free audiology services.

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Type of hearing aid: Mini Receiver-in-Ear (RIE)

Type of hearing loss: Mild to moderate

Noise-canceling technology: Yes, background noise reduction
Battery type: Rechargeable
Battery life: 24 hours
Bluetooth compatible: Yes
Trial period: 100 days

Pros

Least expensive Jabra Enhance M series model
Bluetooth streaming and hands-free calls on iOS and Android
Rechargeable, all-day battery
Three years of free audiology services

Cons

No Auto Focus or adaptive listening
Slightly larger than the M2 and M3
Background static can be noticeable without the noise filter
Charging case is larger than some testers preferred

The Jabra Enhance M1 is best for:

People looking for a more affordable OTC hearing aid
People with mild to moderate hearing loss
First-time hearing aid users who want simple controls
People who want Bluetooth streaming and hands-free calls

Our testers' experience with the Jabra Enhance Select M1

The Jabra Select M1 doesn’t have the advanced noise-canceling features found in the M2 and M3 models. But it still maintains many core features like background noise reduction and clear sound. This makes them a good choice for quiet places, like home or small gatherings. Testers gave the M1 a perfect 5/5 score for appearance and fit. “They’re very discreet, and you can’t tell at all that I'm wearing them,” said one tester. “I think people looking for something subtle would really like these.” Testers also liked the secure fit. “They did not fall out no matter how aggressively I moved around,” said one. “They don't feel loose at all. I barely notice that they're in there.“

Testers also rated the sound quality highly (4/5). The M1 performed better in noisy settings when testers used its noise filter and other sound settings. “When I turn on the noise filter setting, it’s immediately better,” said one tester. Using the restaurant setting with the noise filter helped bring their partner’s voice above the background noise. The M1 lacks the M2 or M3’s more advanced adaptive listening and the M3’s Auto Focus, but testers could still adjust the settings to find what worked for them.

The Jabra Enhance Select M1 hearing aids resting on top of their portable charging case — The Jabra Enhance Select M1 hearing aids are slightly larger than other options, but still include a portable charging case that provides 96 hours of on-the-go battery life.

Testers also liked the app and Bluetooth features. “It’s very easy and intuitive to work the hearing aids within the app,” said one tester. They liked the visual cues for different listening settings, and enjoyed having phone calls and music stream directly to the hearing aids. Another tester said the M1 was “a great place to start if you’re new to hearing aids,” especially because it was easy to set up and offered more than simple volume control. The main complaints were some static without the noise filter and a charging case that testers found a little large.

Like other Jabra Enhance models, the Select M1 has rechargeable batteries, hands-free calling, and Bluetooth streaming. It comes in five colors and includes a 100-day trial and a portable charging case.

4/5
Core sound quality
5/5
Comfort and Fit score
5/5
Situational Sound Quality score
5/5
Features

Who should keep looking for their perfect hearing aid?

People who want the most advanced noise control: The M2 and M3 offer more advanced listening features, while the M3 adds Auto Focus and Advanced Adaptive Listening.
People who want the smallest, most discreet Jabra model: The M1 is slightly larger than the M2 and M3.

Jabra Enhance Pro 30

The Jabra Enhance Pro 30 requires a prescription and is only available for purchase at Costco. These hearing aids offer some of the same advanced features as the Select M3 like Bluetooth LE but are also powerful enough to treat mild to profound hearing loss.

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Type of hearing aid: Micro RIE

Type of hearing loss: Mild to Profound

Noise-canceling technology: Yes, NoiseTracker^TM II technology
Battery type: Rechargeable
Battery life: 30 hours, upgraded portable charging case holds three full charges
Bluetooth compatible: Yes
Trial period: 6 months

Pros

Advanced AI noise reduction for clearer speech
Long battery life (30 hours) plus on-the-go charging
Small profile design for discreet wear
High rating (IP68) for water and dust resistance

Cons

Only sold at Costco
You need a Costco membership for service and support
Requires a prescription
Not as powerful as some other prescription hearing aids

The Jabra Enhance Pro 30 is best for:

People who are already Costco members
Someone who wants an in-person fitting
People who prefer a discreet design
Someone who wants the latest tech like Bluetooth streaming and Auracast support at a reasonable price

Our testers' experience with the Jabra Enhance Pro 30

The Jabra Enhance Pro 30 is Jabra’s smallest rechargeable hearing aid. It’s available at Costco by prescription only and requires professional fitting. These hearing aids have many of the same features as the Select M3, like Bluetooth LE, hands-free calling, background noise cancellation, and TapControl, but are designed to treat more severe or complex forms of hearing loss.

The Pro 30 model comes with a portable charging case that holds three full charges. It pairs with the Jabra Enhance Pro app, which allows you to adjust the volume, change programs, and receive live support from a Costco hearing aid professional.

A man with white hair shown from behind wearing a hearing aid — A tester gets fitted with the Jabra Enhance Select Pro 30 hearing aid at a Costco store

Testers are impressed by how well the Pro 30’s Restaurant mode filters background noise. “I switched my hearing aids to Restaurant mode while in a loud bar, and they did a great job blocking out the background noise,” one tester noted. The same setting was also helpful for filtering out noise on an airplane.

“When on the airplane, I moved the hearing aids into restaurant mode and filtered out all of the engine and wind noise,” said Brian A., a Jabra Enhance Pro 30 hearing aid user.

Costco also offers a generous six-month trial period on the Pro 30. Most hearing aid brands offer a 30- or 45-day trial.

A card showing prices and hearing aids at a Costco store — Testers checked out the hearing aid competition at Costco.

To purchase the Jabra Enhance Pro 30, you must have a Costco membership. You’ll begin by scheduling an in-person hearing test where an audiologist or hearing instrument specialist will fit you with your hearing aids and program them to your hearing needs.

Who should consider Jabra Enhance Select hearing aids:

Anyone with mild to moderate hearing loss looking for a quality hearing aid with Bluetooth connectivity
People who are looking for virtual support from a team of hearing aid specialists
People who stream music or calls and still require a long-lasting rechargeable battery

You may consider other options if you:

Have severe to profound hearing loss or complex hearing needs and do not live near a Costco
Only have a few hundred dollars to spend on hearing aids

The Jabra customer experience

Jabra has one of our highest brand reliability scores (9.95/10). The company provides easy-to-follow instructions and videos in the Quick Start Guide to help you set up and use your hearing aids. If you already own a Jabra Enhance device, the Help Center is a great resource for additional support. You can also visit the FAQs page to find answers to common questions about pricing, protection packages, and ordering

For additional support, Jabra’s Customer Support Team is available 7 days a week. You can reach assistance by:

Phone: 800-854-2772, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ET, and Saturday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. ET.
E-mail: support@jabraenhance.com
Chat: Located in the bottom right corner of the website, available Monday through Friday from 8 a.m to 6 p.m. ET, and Saturday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET

Warranty and returns

Jabra Enhance hearing aids come with a 100-day trial period, during which you can return the hearing aids for a full refund, including shipping costs.

Jabra hearing aids come with a three-year warranty, which includes loss and damage protection. This means if your hearing aids are lost, stolen, or damaged while under warranty, Jabra will help you replace them. Covered devices can be replaced once, with a deductible of $195 for hearing aids and $175 for the charger.

Jabra Enhance costs and purchasing options

Jabra Enhance hearing aids cost between $1,195–$1,995 per pair.

Most traditional insurance plans, including Medicare Parts A and B, do not cover the full cost of hearing aids. But some private insurance providers and Medicare Advantage Plans (known as Part C) do offer hearing benefits. Check with your insurer to understand what your plan will and will not cover.

If the cost of Jabra hearing aids exceeds your budget, you may qualify for financial assistance for hearing aids through your local area agency on aging. You may also consider financing your purchase through Bread Pay, Jabra’s financing partner. With Bread Pay, monthly payments start at $33 for the Enhance Select 50R.

Cost of Jabra Enhance hearing aids compared

Comparison Features	Enhance Select M1	Enhance Select M2	Enhance Select M3	Enhance Pro 30
Cost	$1,195	$1,695	$1,995	$1,599
Hearing aid type	Mini RIE	Mini RIE	Micro RIE	Micro RIE
Model notes	Most affordable option with high-end features like Bluetooth LE and Auracast compatibility	Includes advanced acoustics	Jabra’s most discreet OTC model and the only one with TapControl	Jabra’s prescription hearing aid, only available at Costco

How to buy Jabra Enhance hearing aids

Jabra Enhance hearing aids are available to adults over 18 through the Jabra Enhance website. Jabra's website also features the brand's other offerings, like its Elite earbuds, Evolve headsets, and accessories. You can also buy them at Best Buy, Amazon, or use the Partner Locator on Jabra’s website to find an authorized retailer near you. Jabra Enhance Pro 20 is only available through Costco.

Before purchasing a hearing aid online, you’ll want to take a hearing test. Jabra offers a free, at-home hearing test developed by audiologists. All you need is a pair of headphones. The test starts with basic questions about your age, gender, and how you would describe your current hearing. Then, you’ll complete a tone test that plays sounds at different frequencies and asks you to select the lowest volume level you can hear. While the test does not diagnose hearing loss, it can suggest whether you may be a good candidate for hearing aids.

If you’re considering the Pro 30 model through Costco, you’ll need to call their hearing team to schedule an appointment. When you arrive, the audiologist or hearing instrument specialist will begin with a visual inspection of your eardrum. Then, you’ll take a hearing test in a sound booth, which takes about an hour. After the test, the specialist will go over your results and let you try the hearing aids, which are calibrated to the results of the hearing test. If you decide to move forward, you’ll place your order and return for a follow-up fitting. Testers say this process took around two weeks.

Jabra Enhance accessories

Jabra Enhance hearing aids come with an ear measurement tool plus a cleaning kit. The cleaning kit includes a cloth, brush, and extra domes. You will also receive wax guards to protect your hearing aids from earwax buildup.

Jabra offers the following optional hearing aid accessories to optimize your listening experience:

TV Streamer+ ($299): The TV Streamer+ plugs into your TV and sends sound straight to your hearing aids from up to 22 feet away. This can be a helpful option if you want to avoid turning the TV up too loud for others in the room.
MultiMic+ ($275): The MultiMic+ is a small, portable microphone that streams sound directly into your hearing aids. It has built-in telecoil, and you can clip it on your clothes or place it on a table to pick up multiple voices. It works from up to 82 feet away, making it easier to hear someone even from a distance.
Upkeep Kit ($39): The Upkeep Kit includes a year’s supply of replacement parts (like additional domes) and cleaning tools needed to maintain your hearing aids.
Charging Case ($250): An additional charging case that holds three full hearing aid charges that powers 24 hours of listening each can be a good option if you often misplace your charger.

All accessories come with a 100-day money-back guarantee and a one-year warranty.

Are Jabra Enhance hearing aids right for you?

Jabra Enhance hearing aids are designed for adults over the age of 18 with mild to moderate hearing loss. They offer a discreet design and are comfortable for everyday wear, making them some of the best hearing aids available. Considering the quality and features offered, Jabra Enhance hearing aids are some of the more affordable options on the market today.

When deciding whether to purchase Jabra Enhance hearing aids, consider the following questions:

What is your budget? OTC hearing aids can range from several hundred to several thousand dollars. If cost is important to you, Jabra Enhance hearing aids can be a good option. You can learn more about other budget-friendly hearing aids in our Audien review and our MDHearing review.
How severe is your hearing loss? Jabra Enhance OTC hearing aids are designed to treat mild to moderate hearing loss. If you have severe to profound hearing loss, we recommend visiting an audiologist to obtain prescription hearing aids. Jabra Enhance sells one of the best prescription Costco hearing aids that can support severe hearing loss.
Do you care more about style or features? Jabra’s hearing aids are small and more discreet than traditional BTE hearing aids, but they do have a case that sits behind your ear. ITC and CIC styles are smaller and fit deeply in your ear canal, but a smaller size often means fewer features, including Bluetooth streaming.
Do you prefer rechargeable or disposable batteries? Rechargeable batteries can save you money over time. Disposable batteries usually last longer per use and don’t need to be charged.

Frequently asked questions

How much do Jabra Enhance hearing aids cost?

Jabra Enhance hearing aids range in price from $1,195–$1,995, depending on the model and care package you choose.

Can Jabra Enhance hearing aids help with tinnitus?

The Jabra Enhance app that comes with the M series hearing aids features soundscapes you can personalize to help relieve tinnitus. This may help mask the ringing known as tinnitus.

Are Jabra Enhance hearing aids over-the-counter?

The Jabra Enhance Select M2, M2, and M3 models are OTC, while the Enhance 30 Pro is the brand’s only prescription-grade hearing aid.

Can I try Jabra Enhance hearing aids before committing?

All Jabra Enhance OTC hearing aids come with a 100-day trial, giving you time to try them before fully committing.

Questions? Email us at reviewsteam@ncoa.org

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Why Jabra Enhance hearing aids are our top pick

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