
Summary
In the initial fit condition with an open dome coupling, the Jabra Enhance Select 200 delivered strong results for speech clarity and own-voice comfort. The speech in quiet score of 3.90 was well above the category average, and the own-voice score of 4.50 was exceptional—indicating minimal occlusion effect that many users find bothersome. Speech in noise performance was above average at 1.50. However, music streaming quality measured significantly below average at 1.70, and feedback handling at 4.00 was below the category norm. The open dome configuration prioritizes natural sound and comfort but limits low-frequency amplification.
The tuned fit condition used a tulip dome for slightly more occlusion, resulting in modest improvements across several metrics. Speech in noise improved from 1.50 to 1.80, and music streaming quality increased substantially from 1.70 to 2.60—moving from below average to above average. However, the own-voice score decreased from 4.50 to 3.40, reflecting the tradeoff that comes with more occluding coupling. Speech in quiet remained strong at 4.00, and the overall fit score improved slightly. This configuration offers better balanced performance but sacrifices some of the exceptional own-voice comfort seen in the initial fit.
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In this video, we take a look at Jabra's premium FDA registered product Enhance Select 200. Select 200 is an OTC hearing aid offering advanced features such as remote programming from a hearing care provider, Bluetooth streaming, wireless control, and rechargeability. It can be purchased for roughly $2000 online at JabraEnhance.com.
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