Who is the Nexus made for?

It is designed for mild to moderate hearing loss and needs no prescription. People with severe loss or medical ear conditions should see an audiologist.

What batteries does it use?

It runs on A13 button-cell batteries, and a set comes in the box. Buyers note the manual does not state expected battery life clearly.

How do the four programs work?

Normal, Restaurant, Outdoor and Music modes are selected with the multi-function buttons. Some owners report only small differences between them.

Can I adjust the volume?

Yes. The multi-function buttons handle volume as well as program changes, so no phone app is needed.

What comes in the box?

A storage case, four sets of ear tips, A13 batteries and a cleaning tool.

How does it compare with rechargeable hearing aids?

It uses disposable batteries instead of a charging case, so there is no dock to carry. Rechargeable rivals avoid battery swaps but cost more and need charging time.

Where is the Ceretone Nexus BTE Hearing Aid cheapest?

At Wholesale Point, for $64.39, 18% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Ceretone Nexus BTE Hearing Aid?

Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 146 ratings. Buyers like: Clear sound and reduced background noise; Comfortable enough to wear all day without irritation; Easy to use, good entry-level option. Common complaints: Battery life runs out sooner than expected; User manual unclear on replacement battery size and expected battery life.

Where can I buy the Ceretone Nexus BTE Hearing Aid?

7 stores we checked sell it, including Ceretone Hearing Aids, Wholesale Point, Best Buy, Walmart, Rehabmart.com.

Ceretone Nexus BTE Hearing Aid

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What reviewers say

4.8 / 5146 ratings

Buyers rate the Nexus highly, praising clear sound, all-day comfort and a discreet fit. Most see it as an easy, good-value entry into hearing aids. Complaints center on battery life, unclear instructions and modes that sound alike.

What people mention

Sound clarityPraisedBuyers say speech comes through clearly and background noise is reduced.
ComfortPraisedOwners report wearing it all day without irritation.
Battery lifeCriticisedSeveral say batteries run out sooner than they expected.
InstructionsCriticisedThe manual is unclear on battery size, battery life and fitting the ear wire.
Sound modesMixedSome hear little difference between the four preset programs.
DiscretionPraisedBuyers find it mostly invisible when worn.

About the Ceretone Nexus BTE Hearing Aid

The Ceretone Nexus is a battery-powered behind-the-ear (BTE) hearing aid designed for mild to moderate hearing loss. No prescription is required. It sits behind the ear and sends sound through a small tube into an earmold that fits inside the ear canal.

It has four preset programs: Normal, Restaurant, Outdoor, and Music. High-definition audio is meant to give clear, powerful sound. Enhanced noise cancellation reduces background noise, and wide dynamic range compression balances soft and loud sounds.

Multi-Function Buttons (MFB) let the wearer adjust volume and settings.

Type

Behind-the-ear (BTE) hearing aid

Hearing loss

Mild to moderate

Prescription

Not required

Programs

Normal, Restaurant, Outdoor, Music

Controls

Multi-Function Buttons (MFB) for volume and settings

Sound features