Hearing aids were designed keeping one purpose in mind initially, to amplify sound and enable people with hearing impairments to listen clearly. But with innovative technology applied to the basic principle, digital hearing aids were created boasting features like noise reduction, feedback reduction, zero signal interference with other devices, connectivity with your smartphone, and more.

Of course, any kind of investment in hearing aids is going to be expensive, as it may cost you a couple of hundred bucks or even a couple of hundred grand depending on a number of factors.

However here are a few cheap options you can opt for:

Stealth secret sound amplifier: A behind-the-ear hearing aid actually resembles a Bluetooth headset. This is not one of those expensive compact hearing aids which are barely visible unless you are very close to the person to see it clearly. However, this hearing aid also does the job for the attractive price that it is offered at.

Okara hearing aid amplifier: One of the best features of this hearing aid is the rechargeable battery also for the price it is being offered at. This particular model raises sound decibels up by to 50 decibels but can be bought for less than a hundred bucks, compared to those which cost you a grand or two.

Turbo ear: With a number of benefits, turbo ear features a microprocessor that reduces the background noise and also a rechargeable battery. For the attractive price that it is being offered at, this is a very nice combo you can avail.

Other cheap models include the SSI Mini hearing enhancement system, MEDca high quality rechargeable ear hearing amplifier, hearing amplifier by DTM, walkers game ear ultra ITC, the owl XL hearing amplifier by ARI, and TinBest EAR hearing amplifier personal sound amplifier amongst many others.