Jabra Launches Enhance Select M3, M2, M1 Hearing Aids, Retiring Entire 2024-25 Lineup
Jabra has introduced a new lineup of over-the-counter hearing aids, discontinuing the Enhance Select 700, 500, 300, and 50R after just one or two years. The latest offerings are the Enhance Select M3, M2, and M1, each weighing 2.12 grams. Notably, the M3 is slightly shorter and comes in a red option. All models feature a rear button for power, volume, and mode adjustments. The SoundScape audio system is back, offering unique capabilities for the M3, such as a speech autofocus tool and an adaptive listening mode. Testing indicated that environmental modes were not as effective as manual settings. Pricing starts at $1,995 for the M3, $1,695 for the M2, and $1,195 for the M1, with the M3 being recommended for its superior features.
Key facts
- Jabra retired the Enhance Select 700, 500, 300, and 50R, all launched within the previous one to two years
- The new lineup comprises the Enhance Select M3, M2, and M1
- All three M-series models weigh 2.12 grams, and the M3 is a few millimeters shorter than the M2 and M1
- Only the M3 is available in red
- Two SoundScape features are exclusive to the M3: a revamped autofocus tool and an advanced adaptive listening mode
- The M3 starts at $1,995, the M2 at $1,695, and the M1 at $1,195
- A fully charged pair lasted close to 26 hours in testing, versus the specified 24 hours
- All purchases include three years of access to on-staff audiologists via video chat
Entities
Institutions
- Jabra
- WIRED