I am 67 years old and got the Widex Moment hearing aids earlier this year. I had my hearing tested in my mid-50s and it was pretty good, better than average for my age. However, I was starting to suffer from tinnitus. Not too badly, and it would come and go.
Fast forward to last year and my tinnitus is starting to bother me while listening to music. On days that it is acting up, I could not listen with headphones, and it was mildly distracting when listening to my two audio systems. I went for another hearing test and was shocked to see how much high frequency hearing I lost since my last test. In the meantime, I was researching HAs and found several reviews of the Widex Moments and their popularity with musicians. I was also seeing a lot of people saying that their tinnitus had improved after getting HAs. (There are a lot of different causes of tinnitus and HAs are no guarantee of any relief).
After about four months of use, I am thrilled with the Widex Moments. First of all, I am one of the lucky ones that got significant relief from my tinnitus. Even on days when it is present, I find it easier to listen through it. Secondly, I feel like I just did a major upgrade to both of my systems. (I'm actually spending way too much time listening to music again).
Everybody's experience will be different, but my HAs have given me exactly what I was hoping for. I do wear them all the time, with the exception of vigorous exercise. While I never felt I had any difficulty hearing day-to-day stuff, I was mildly surprised to experience what I was really missing once I started to wear the HAs.
The Moments are very comfortable and I don't really notice them while I am wearing them. Not one single person has noticed them either unless I point them out. The app for the phone is terrific and allows me to create custom settings and save them. I am still experimenting with different setting for music, but I have a couple that I am happy with.