Revival Hearing is a New Zealand owned and operated business. We sell two over-the-counter hearing aids. The One at $199 and The Plus at $299.
This page is our own guide to our own products. It is not an independent review and we are not going to pretend otherwise.
Below are five honest reasons to buy from us, and the honest limits that come with buying a hearing aid this way.
1. We Are New Zealand Owned and Operated
Our stock sits here in New Zealand. When you order, it is packed here and posted here with free tracked shipping. That means days, not weeks waiting on a parcel from overseas.
If you need help, email revivalhearingnz@gmail.com and a real person answers. No chatbot, no overseas call centre.
You also keep your rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act, the same as with any other New Zealand retailer.
One thing we will not claim. The devices are not made in New Zealand. They are manufactured overseas, like most hearing aids sold here. What is local is the company, the stock, the shipping and the support.
The One and The Plus are in-the-ear devices. They sit inside the ear canal and stay discreet.
Happy to Skip the Reading?
The One is $199. The Plus is $299 and adds Bluetooth for calls and audio from your phone. Both are posted from New Zealand.
Shop The One, $1992. The Price Is the Honest Argument
A hearing aid fitting through a New Zealand clinic commonly runs to around $4,800 for a pair. That price buys a hearing test, custom moulds, a profile tuned to your hearing and follow-up appointments with an audiologist.
The One is $199. The Plus is $299 and adds Bluetooth, so you can take calls and listen to audio from your phone. Bluetooth is on The Plus only.
We are not saying we are the same service for less money. A clinic fitting is a different service, and for some people it is the right one. We are saying you can decide not to buy it.
These are our normal prices. There is no sale on, and there is no old price we have crossed out.
$199 for The One. Around $4,800 for a typical clinic fitting. Two different things you can choose between.
3. Cutting Background Noise Beats Turning Everything Up
A cheap sound amplifier makes everything louder. The person across the table, the coffee machine, the chairs scraping, all of it together. In a quiet room that can help. In a busy cafe it is worse than nothing.
Revival Hearing devices are built to lift speech and reduce background noise, with preset listening modes for quiet rooms, busy places and outdoors.
We say reduces, not cancels. The background does not disappear. It sits further back so voices are easier to follow.
4. Ready to Wear, With No Appointment
There is no hearing test to book and no fitting session to attend. The devices arrive ready to wear, with ear tips in a few sizes so you can find the fit that suits you.
They are rechargeable. The case charges them, so there are no tiny batteries to buy or fiddle with at the kitchen bench.
Put them in, pick a mode, get on with your day.
Ready to wear out of the box. No appointment and no hearing test needed.
Two Models, Two Prices
The One at $199 covers the basics. The Plus at $299 adds Bluetooth for calls and audio from your phone.
Shop The One, $1995. Thirty Days to Change Your Mind
Every order comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee and a 12-month warranty. Wear them at home, at the dinner table, in the car and out with friends. If they are not right for you, email us inside 30 days and send them back for a refund.
Now the honest limits. These are over-the-counter hearing aids. They are made for mild to moderate hearing difficulty. They are not tuned to a hearing test and they will not suit everyone.
If your hearing has changed suddenly, if one ear is much worse than the other, or if you have pain, discharge or ringing in your ears, see your GP or a qualified audiologist first. That is a medical question, not a shopping one.
Published by Revival Hearing. This is our own guide to our own products, not an independent review. Revival Hearing devices are over-the-counter hearing aids intended to help with mild to moderate hearing difficulty. They are not a substitute for professional medical advice. If you have concerns about your hearing, please see your GP or a qualified audiologist.
Thirty days to try them at home. If they are not right, send them back for a refund.
Ready When You Are
The One is $199. The Plus is $299 with Bluetooth. Both are stocked and shipped from New Zealand, with a 30-day money-back guarantee and a 12-month warranty.
Shop The One, $199