These Sub-$300 Hearing Aids From Lizn Have a Painful Fit

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Lizn's innovative approach to hearing technology has yielded a product that blurs the lines between traditional hearing aids and earbuds. The company's Hearpieces, now available in the US market, are designed with a unique bulbous shape that's both aesthetically pleasing and self-contained within the ear.

However, this design comes with a significant trade-off: comfort. Weighing 4.58 grams per bud, these hearing aids are notably heavy, which can make them difficult to insert into the ear canal without causing discomfort. The twist-and-fit mechanism required to secure the device also proved challenging for some users, including the author of this review.

While the app that accompanies the Hearpieces is user-friendly and provides a natural interface for adjusting settings, the audio quality itself is mixed. In hearing aid mode, ambient sounds are boosted, but there's no frequency-tuning capability, resulting in a blunt boost to external sounds. The impact can be muddy at times, especially at lower volumes.

In contrast, streaming media through the Hearpieces was surprisingly solid, with better performance than most hearing aid products. However, the lack of true active noise cancellation and limited battery life (5-7 hours per charge) are notable drawbacks.

Ultimately, while Lizn's Hearpieces offer a unique concept and respectable audio quality, their comfort issues may deter some users. The company's persistence in pushing the boundaries of hearing technology has yielded an innovative product that's worth considering for those willing to adapt to its unique design.
 
Ugh, I mean come on, 4.58 grams per bud is just ridiculous 🤯! Who thought it was a good idea to make hearing aids as heavy as earbuds? And don't even get me started on the twist-and-fit mechanism - so annoying 😩. I've tried using them and it feels like they're trying to push something into my ear instead of helping me hear better.

And the audio quality is just...meh 🤷‍♀️. I mean, boosting ambient sounds in hearing aid mode is cool and all, but no frequency-tuning capability? That's a major bummer. And streaming media was okay, but what's with the lack of active noise cancellation? It's like they took away my superpower to tune out distractions.

Battery life is also pretty short - 5-7 hours? That's not even enough for a whole day 📦. I need something that's gonna last me all day without needing to recharge. Maybe Lizn should revisit their design and prioritize comfort over innovation 🤔.
 
I gotta say, I was kinda stoked about the Hearpieces at first - the design is def cool and I love how Lizn's tackling this whole hearing tech space. But when it comes down to comfort... idk man, 4.58 grams per bud is a lil heavy. I've tried them out and it's like, yeah they're comfy for a sec but then you gotta deal with that annoying twist-and-fit mechanism. And don't even get me started on the audio quality - the sound just gets all muddy when you're in hearing aid mode. BUT, streaming media is actually pretty solid so I guess that's a plus? One thing though, true active noise cancellation would be a game-changer. Battery life could use some work too... still, def worth checking out if you're into futuristic hearing aids.
 
idk why ppl think they can just cram all tech into these tiny ear things lol 🤷‍♂️ 4.58g per bud is CRAZY! like, who needs a hearing aid if it's gonna hurt your ears? 😒 and don't even get me started on the app - nice try Lizn but true ANC would be a game changer 💥
 
idk how ppl will react to these new hearpieces - they look super cool but 4.58g per bud is insane! i mean, i've had my share of uncomfortable earbuds before but this is on a whole other level lol. the app tho is pretty neat, it's like they took inspiration from spotify or something

i'm kinda surprised by the audio quality - in hearing aid mode, it sounds all muddy and stuff but when you stream media it's actually pretty good? not sure if i'd trade comfort for that tho. battery life is also a bit of a letdown. still, i guess it's cool that they're pushing the boundaries of tech like this
 
🤔 I'm not sure how much I'd love these new Hearpieces from Lizn... the design is super cool, no doubt about it 💥 but comfort is like, totally not there 😓 4.58 grams per bud is a lot! I mean, who wants to wear something that's gonna make you feel like you're wearing a tiny metal brick in your ear 🤯? And don't even get me started on the app - it sounds pretty user-friendly, but the audio quality is just...meh 🎧. I'd have liked some more fine-tuning options, especially when it comes to noise cancellation 🗣️. That being said, I do appreciate Lizn's willingness to push the boundaries of hearing tech 🚀. It's definitely an interesting product that's worth keeping an eye on 👀.
 
I'm not sure I'd say these Hearpieces are a game-changer just yet 🤔. Don't get me wrong, the app is super user-friendly and the audio quality is actually pretty solid... but those weights? 4.58 grams per bud?! That's heavy, fam 😩. And don't even get me started on the comfort issues - I can see how that'd be a major bummer for people who just wanna enjoy their tunes without any hassle.

And yeah, the audio quality is hit or miss... I mean, it's great when you're streaming music, but when it comes to everyday sounds, it's kinda muddy 🎧. And those battery life issues? Not cool 💔. But hey, I guess that's just part of innovating, right? Pushing boundaries and all that jazz ✨. Still, I think Lizn's got potential here... they just need to work on refining the design a bit more 🔄.
 
I'm kinda meh about this new Hearpieces thing from Lizn. I mean, it's dope how they're trying to merge traditional hearing aids with earbuds, but the weight of these things is no joke! 4.58 grams per bud? That's like, heavy for ears, you know? And don't even get me started on the twist-and-fit mechanism - it's like they're trying to solve a puzzle blindfolded 🤯.

The app is pretty cool and all, but the audio quality could be better, especially with that frequency-tuning thing. I mean, who doesn't want to tune their sound to their liking? But hey, streaming media through Hearpieces was solid, so that's a plus ✌️.

I think what's missing here is true active noise cancellation - it's like they're holding back 🤔. And battery life? 5-7 hours per charge? That's just not enough for me, especially if I'm using them all day. But hey, Lizn's still pushing the boundaries of hearing tech, so that's something to look forward to 💥. Maybe with some tweaks and adjustments, they'll make it more comfortable and user-friendly.
 
I mean, I've got 4.58 grams of anxiety just thinking about wearing these Hearpieces all day 🤣. Heavy and uncomfortable? Yeah, that's like trying to cram a brick into your ear 🤦‍♀️. But hey, at least they're looking fresh, right? 💁‍♀️ I'm not sure if I'd trade sound quality for style (just kidding, who does that?), but these Hearpieces are definitely giving me some food for thought... or should I say, food for the ear 🍴😂.
 
Idk how u expect ppl 2 tolerate these heavy, awkward hearpieces just cuz they got decent audio quality lol 🤣 what's the point of having tech if it hurts u?? I mean, i've seen people with hearing aids that look like normal earbuds and they don't weigh a ton. why can't Lizn just tweak the design a bit?
 
I gotta say, I'm intrigued by Lizn's new Hearpieces! 🤔 The design is so futuristic and cool 😎, it's like they took inspiration from sci-fi movies or something. But, oh man, the weight of these things is crazy heavy 🤯 4.58 grams per bud? That's like a small rock in your ear canal lol. And don't even get me started on the comfort issues - I can see how it'd be hard to wear 'em all day.

On the other hand, I'm loving the idea of having all these features built into an earbud 💻 The app is super easy to use and the audio quality's not bad at all. Streaming music through them sounds pretty solid 😎. But, true ANC? Limited battery life? Come on Lizn, you're pushing the boundaries, but can't push it far enough for me 🤷‍♀️ Still, I gotta give 'em props for innovating - they're definitely giving hearing aid manufacturers a run for their money 💥
 
🤔 I gotta say, I'm kinda disappointed with Hearpieces. I mean, they're so pretty and all, but 4.58 grams per bud? That's just excessive! Who needs that much tech crammed into a tiny space? It's like trying to fit a square peg into a round hole. The app is cool and all, but what's the point if it can't make up for the lack of finesse in design?

And don't even get me started on the audio quality. I mean, I know they're trying to boost ambient sounds, but muddy at times? That's just lazy. And where's the frequency-tuning capability? It's like they're assuming everyone wants a generic sound. Streaming media is cool and all, but that doesn't make up for it.

I think Lizn should've stuck with traditional hearing aid designs instead of trying to reinvent the wheel. Comfort first, tech second. 5-7 hours of battery life? That's just not enough. If they wanna push boundaries, maybe they should start by making something that actually works properly. 😐
 
I'm intrigued by these new Hearpieces from Lizn! I mean, who wouldn't want a fancy earbud with all sorts of tech baked in? 🤔 But seriously, 4.58 grams per bud is kinda heavy, you know? I've seen some super thin hearing aids before that still get the job done, but these ones look like they belong on a space station! 👽 And don't even get me started on the comfort thing... can't we just have it both ways? 😒

And what's with the audio quality? Boosting ambient sounds is cool and all, but I need my sound to be clear and crisp, not muddy and confused. Like, if I'm trying to watch a movie or something, I don't want my brain getting all mixed up from all the background noise 🍿👀

But hey, on the bright side, it's streaming media that sounds solid, which is awesome! Can't we just have better battery life, though? 5-7 hours feels kinda short for a device that's basically an earbud with some bells and whistles 💨
 
I can see why they'd be excited about this new tech, but for me as a parent, I'd want my kid to wear something that feels comfy and secure on their ears all day. 4.58 grams is like carrying around a tiny rock! I'm sure it's not the most comfortable thing to deal with earwax or ear infections 🤯😷. And yeah, I can see how the audio quality would be hit or miss - my kid's always listening to music on her earbuds anyway, so maybe they'd just end up wearing the Hearpieces and complaining about the sound? 😂🎧
 
I'm so done with these new hearing aid earbuds 🤯. I mean, they're like a weird cross between Earbuds and traditional hearing aids... but honestly, who thought it was a good idea to make them so heavy?! 4.58 grams per bud is just ridiculous! It's like they're trying to be the most uncomfortable thing ever 🚽. And don't even get me started on the app - it's fine I guess, but can't we just have some actual frequency-tuning options? 🤦‍♀️ The audio quality is all over the place too... muddy in ambient mode, and streaming media is only decent. Not to mention they're like 5-7 hours per charge... that's just a joke 🙄. I get what Lizn's trying to do with this innovative product, but maybe we should focus on getting it right first? 😒
 
omg I just read this review about Lizn's new Hearpieces and it sounds like they're a total game changer 💡 but at the same time, 4.58 grams per bud is like, way too heavy 🤯 I mean, I know innovation often means sacrificing comfort, but come on, can't we have both? 😂 anyway, the app does seem pretty user-friendly and the audio quality when streaming media is solid, so that's a plus 👍
 
I mean, I was just talking to my grandma about these new "Hearpieces" and she's like super excited to try them out 🤣. But, honestly, the weight of 'em is a bit much for her (and probably most people). I remember when my grandpa used to wear those old-school hearing aids with the giant metal bits and they were so uncomfortable. At least these Hearpieces are cute 😂.

But seriously, 4.58 grams per bud? That's like wearing a tiny chunk of lead in your ear 🤯. And don't even get me started on the app – it's all nice and user-friendly, but what's the point if you can't even adjust the sound quality properly? I swear, back when my hearing aids had adjustable volume controls, we thought we were living the high life 😎.

Still, I gotta give Lizn credit for trying to push the boundaries of tech. These Hearpieces might not be perfect, but they're a step in the right direction. Maybe with some tweaks and improvements, they'll become more comfortable and user-friendly. Until then, I'm gonna stick with my trusty old headphones 🎧
 
I don't think I'd want one of these Hearpieces just because they're so heavy 😂 4.58 grams per bud is a lot, even if they do sound good. The twist-and-fit mechanism is supposed to be comfy but it's still kinda awkward trying to get them in your ear. And don't even get me started on the battery life - 5-7 hours is pretty short for something that's meant to be used all day. I guess it's a trade-off for having such good sound quality and a cool design 🤖
 
🤔 I gotta say, these new Hearpieces from Lizn are...different. The idea behind them is cool, but the execution falls a bit short for me. I mean, who wants to spend more time fiddling with something that's supposed to be comfy in your ear? 4.58 grams per bud is just too heavy for some people, and I can see why it'd cause issues.

The app is alright, don't get me wrong, but the audio quality is kinda hit-or-miss. In hearing aid mode, it sounds a bit muddy at times, especially when you're trying to focus on dialogue. But hey, streaming media through them was pretty solid, so that's a plus.

I think Lizn's onto something with this innovation, but they need to work on making these things more user-friendly, you know? Like, who wouldn't want true active noise cancellation? 😒
 
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