
Linner Mercury Expert Review
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Summary
In the initial fit condition using a power dome coupling, the Linner Mercury delivered below-average performance across most metrics in our lab testing. Speech in quiet scored 2.50/5 and speech in noise was particularly weak at 0.30/5, indicating limited benefit in challenging listening environments. Own voice comfort measured 1.60/5, suggesting noticeable occlusion effects. Feedback handling was the relative strength at 4.40/5, providing stable amplification without whistling during normal use. The overall initial fit score of 1.71/5 reflects performance that falls short of category expectations.
The tuned fit condition maintained the same power dome coupling, and notably, performance did not improve with adjustment attempts. Speech scores remained essentially flat with speech in quiet at 2.30/5 and speech in noise dropping slightly to 0.20/5. Own voice comfort held at 1.60/5. Feedback handling improved marginally to 4.70/5, scoring above the category average. The overall tuned fit score of 1.64/5 was actually slightly lower than initial fit, suggesting the device offers limited adjustment flexibility to optimize for individual hearing needs.
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