
Summary
In the initial fit configuration using a vented sleeve coupling, the Rexton Reach R-Li T80 delivered well above average overall performance in our lab testing. Speech in quiet (3.90) and speech in noise (2.30) both exceeded category averages meaningfully, while own-voice comfort tested at 3.60—above average for the category. Feedback handling was excellent at 4.90. The vented coupling allows for natural low-frequency sound while still providing adequate gain for the target hearing loss profile. Music streaming measured 2.90, slightly above average but representing the device's weaker area.
The tuned fit maintained the same vented sleeve coupling, with modest improvements in speech understanding metrics. Speech in quiet improved to 4.10, and speech in noise edged up to 2.40. Own-voice comfort remained steady at 3.60, now rating well above average. The overall fit score improved by 0.06 points, indicating the initial fit was already well-optimized. Interestingly, music streaming decreased slightly to 2.70 after tuning. The consistency between fits suggests the manufacturer's SmartFit formula provides a solid starting point with limited room for dramatic improvement through additional adjustments.
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