Elehear Beyond Pro vs Jabra Enhance Select 200

The Elehear Beyond Pro is a mid-priced OTC hearing aid that earns an A grade with a SoundScore of 4.2/5 in our lab testing, placing it #11 out of 65 OTC devices tested. At $631, this behind-the-ear rechargeable device delivers strong overall performance and has earned HearAdvisor's Expert's Choice Award for both 2024 and 2025. In our testing, the Beyond Pro excels in music streaming, scoring 3.8/5—a solid result that sits 1.88 points above the OTC category average of 1.92/5. Speech clarity in quiet environments also performs well at 3.3/5, which is 0.46 points above average. Speech in noise scores 2.5/5, which is above the category average by 1.00 points, though this remains a mixed result in absolute terms. Feedback handling is excellent at a perfect 5.0/5. The primary limitation is own-voice comfort, which scores 1.2/5—a low result that falls 1.31 points below the category average. Users sensitive to hearing their own voice may find this more noticeable. The device uses closed domes with a medium-power receiver and achieved identical scores in both initial and tuned fit conditions in our testing. The Beyond Pro supports both iPhone and Android streaming with hands-free functionality. It's best suited for users who prioritize streaming audio quality and speech clarity and are less sensitive to own-voice occlusion effects. Within its price range, it competes with devices like the Sony CRE-E10 and Lexie B2 Plus, though some competitors in this tier score higher overall.

The Jabra Enhance Select 200 is a premium-priced OTC hearing aid that earned a B grade with a SoundScore of 3.9/5 in our lab testing, placing it in the top 35% of the OTC hearing aid category. At $1,695, this behind-the-ear device offers solid performance in several key areas, though it faces stiff competition from higher-scoring alternatives at similar price points. In our testing, this device showed particular strength in speech clarity during quiet listening situations, scoring 3.5/5—0.67 points above the category average. Own-voice comfort was another highlight at 3.4/5, finishing 0.89 points above average, which suggests users may find their own voice sounds more natural compared to many competitors. Music streaming scored 2.6/5, which is above the category average by 0.68 points but still only mixed in absolute terms. The device's limitations become apparent in challenging listening environments. Speech in noise scored just 1.4/5, slightly below the category average and low in absolute terms—a consideration for users who frequently encounter noisy restaurants or social gatherings. Feedback handling scored 4.0/5, which is strong in absolute terms though 0.54 points below the category average. The Enhance Select 200 has earned Expert's Choice Awards in both 2023 and 2024, reflecting its reliable real-world performance. With Bluetooth streaming for both iPhone and Android, rechargeable batteries, and hands-free capability, it offers modern convenience features. However, shoppers should note that several competitors in this price range—including the Lucid Tala and Audicus Omni 2—scored notably higher in our testing. This device is best suited for users who prioritize speech clarity in quieter environments and own-voice comfort over performance in noisy situations.