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Best Buy Flash Sale: Save up to $200 on OTC hearing aids and more

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In the spirit of deals season, Best Buy is currently hosting a flash sale on a variety of OTC hearing aids. OTC hearing aids, if you’re not familiar, are an accessible and more affordable version of hearing devices meant for medium to mild hearing loss — nothing you’d need a prescription for. We’ve picked out some of the best offers for you. Take a look:

Go Ultra OTC hearing aids — $399, was $499

The Go Hearing Go Ultra OTC hearing aids offer up to 20 hours of use per charge, with a convenient charging case you can take with you. They’re Bluetooth-enabled, as well for streaming calls, music, and audio — they pair with Android and iOS devices. Moreover, you get on-device controls for volume adjustments and more with preset listening programs, noise reduction, and personalized product support. Not to mention they are HSA/FSA eligible. This deal saves you $100.

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Lexie Lumen self-fitting OTC hearing aids — $559, was $699

FDA-cleared. Check. At-home hearing test before wearing and with full customization. Check. Intuitive Lexie app for configuration. Check. Comfortable, remote tuning, on-device controls, noise management, and environmental options — all here. These Bluetooth-enabled hearing aids from Lexie run on replaceable batteries. The 312 zinc-air batteries last for four to five days of use. No need to plan around recharging sessions, just replace the batteries as necessary. Telecoil connectivity allows them to connect directly to sound systems out in the world to improve hearing, too, like in local theaters, on public transit, churches, schools, and more. This deal saves you $140.

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Lexie B1 OTC hearing aids powered by Bose — $599, was $749

These self-fitting, receiver-in-canal OTC hearing aids offer full personalization as Lexie Hearing is known for. Use the intuitive Lexie app to adjust volume, treble, bass, directionality, balance, and much more. Noise management and directionality control are also swappable between “everywhere” and “front” modes so you can hear exactly what you want to and when. Moreover, you get on-device controls, environmental settings, replaceable batteries — 312 zinc-air — with four to five days of use, and much more. The matching carrying case gives you somewhere to safely stow the hearing aids, too. With this deal, you save $150.

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Lexie B2 Plus powered by Bose — $799, was $999

Adorned in a grey, as opposed to the common all-black finish on most OTC hearing aids, the Lexie Hearing Lexie B2 Plus are powered by Bose sound. They pair with the intuitive Lexie app to give you unbelievable controls and access. Noise management and directionality controls, on-device volume controls, Bluetooth streaming, and a self-fitting design round out the list of features. You’ll also get up to 18 hours of use on a single charge, plus longer with the charging case that charges them on the go. Grab this deal to save $200.

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Briley Kenney
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