I can hopefully get to a point where I love the app but it falls short of expectations because it has glaring bugs. For example, equalizer setting do not persist. There is an option to Save As but not an option to simply Save the changes to an existing program. Also, deleting a program does not delete the program. Also programs show in the instructional manual are not available in the app. I asked my doctor thinking that he could add the programs but he told me to call Evoke support. If am using latest version of iOS on iPhone 10 Max. Evoke version is current. I am not convinced the developers have a hearing problem otherwise these issues would have been fixed. Walk in their customer shoes for a few days and the bugs will becomevery apparent

It’s nice to have the app to create additional programs and to adjust the left and right levels independently. Soundsense is really overhyped. All it does is adjust the EQ on an existing program which you can then save. It does it by doing multiple A/B comparisons, but the net is still just an EQ setting. They call it Bass/Middle/Treble, but I have a hard time calling anything over 100 hertz bass, so it’s really Middle/Treble/High Treble. You can only do the Soundsense once for a favorite you save, so to tweak it at all, you just adjust the EQ. It’s a novel approach, but I’d much rather have more bands of EQ. Using your own background photos is a nice feature. It’d be nice to also be able to use your own icons, though, since the ones they have are very limited and if you create a lot of favorites, you have to duplicate icons which to me kind of defeats the idea of icons. I also wish it didn’t call all of them “favorite”. I get that it can’t reliable pronounce whatever you choose to name it, but it could say “favorite one”, “favorite two”, or something like that to at least distinguish between them. It’s a good start, though, and hopefully future updates will add more useful function.

Have used my hearing aids (Widex 440) for over 4 months now with the app and an iPhone X, have not had the problems mentioned in the other reviews. The only dropouts I have had is when the batteries gave out because I didn’t heed the warning’s that the batteries were low. I have used the different programs and they do work as advertised the restaurant program helps me hear individual people at my table, the transport program helps me hear people better in the car and the music program allows me to hear music much better with the full frequency range that I don’t get just with my ears. I can’t say that using them with Bluetooth listening to music on my phone is anywhere near as good as my Apple Air Pods but they are serviceable in a pinch. The only gripe I have is with the battery level, it indicates 100% until the aids start telling you that the battery is low and then they give out 4-6 hours later.

I am very impressed with my new hearing aids and this app. I was in desperate need of new hearing aids. I got these and there is a slight hassle but well worth nothing t dealing with earphones to listen to music. Now, on my IPhone 7 I am able to utilize my hearing aids with a tap of a button on this Evoke app and switch from normal hearing to Music setting, which makes it sound like it’s in stereo. With me being hard of hearing my whole life and love to listen to music, these have improved my listening experience above and beyond my expectations. I can understand every word in songs, which I have never been able to do until my iPhone earphones and now my Pandora automatically routes to my hearing aids. Totally amazing technology. I also have an IPhone 6 but so far not figured out why I can’t seem to get them to Bluetooth to this app? I’m still learning but all in all “great app”.