ELEHEAR Newsletter: What Your Hearing Aid's Settings Actually Do

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Published by ELEHEAR on October 3rd, 2026 2:45am. 15 views.

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Hi there,

You walk into a busy restaurant. Plates clatter, music plays, and three tables talk at once. The right hearing aid setting decides what reaches you first: the noise, or the person across the table.

Here are the settings that matter most, with ELEHEAR examples.

Listening modes: one tap for the room you're in

Beyond has four ready-made modes: Default for quiet days and TV, Everyday, Maximum Noise Reduction for loud places, and Music. Delight has modes for conversation and for noisy places like restaurants.

Try it: switch to noisy-place mode before you sit down for dinner.

Noise reduction: less clatter, clearer voices

AI noise reduction softens traffic, dishes and wind so speech comes through. On Beyond Pro, leave it on Adaptive and it adjusts as you go.

Good to know: stronger isn't always better. Too much can hide sounds you want, like someone calling from the next room.

Feedback control: no more whistling

Whistling can happen during a hug, under a hat, or with a phone close to your ear. Every ELEHEAR model stops it before you hear it, and Beyond 2 Pro reacts fastest.

Volume and tone: louder isn't always clearer

Volume sets how much you hear, and tone sets how it sounds. Beyond Pro lets you adjust brightness. Beyond 2 Pro lets you set bass, middle and treble separately.

Streaming: calls, music and TV straight to your ears

Beyond and Beyond Pro stream over Bluetooth 5.3. On Delight, turn on Headset Mode in the app first; it's the step most people miss. Beyond 2 Pro also supports Auracast for public audio broadcasts.

→Take ELEHEAR to Your Next Dinner Out

Best regards,
The ELEHEAR Team

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