AudioCardio Hearing & Tinnitus Reviews

Wonder if it is gimmicky. Been trying for it for sometime and trying to see if it makes a difference. So far haven’t seen a difference but will continue. Don’t like it that it is a paid subscription and not that cheap.

Updated and lowered my rating since I found a few bugs with AudioCardioHearingTinnitus . Have sent those bugs to the company hopefully they can resolve it. But for the paid subscription would think it should be less or free if essentially we are beta’ing AudioCardioHearingTinnitus .

Update April 10, 2022. So got email from developer. App still has a few bugs and hope they can fix it soon. Updated my review from 2 to 3 since app developers seem to really want to fix their product and are receptive to feedback. But for price would think their main part of volume control should be fixed since this is main part of the therapy. Hopefully it works in future will try again once app is more stable with bugs fixed. Concept and practice seems to be easy and straight forward and hopefully it can help with hearing loss and tinnitus.

I have been using AudioCardioHearingTinnitus pretty diligently for about a year now. I developed sudden tonal tinnitus at the age of 57 with a pitch of around 8,000 mhz. While I use AudioCardio every day for at least an hour, I don’t really think it has improved my hearing…though perhaps it has helped me maintain where I am. However, I do believe it has worked to calm my tinnitus significantly. There is something about those tones that seem like maybe they stimulate something in my ear/brain that decreases the tinnitus volume. There are still some days where it is louder and more distracting and I will listen to the audio cardio more on those days – and eventually it seems to quiet things down. I am appreciative of AudioCardioHearingTinnitus for sure as there aren’t many consistent ways to affect tinnitus. Thank you!

I began AudioCardio treatment in earnest just 9 days ago committing to my own self-motivated regimen of two hours daily. Within my first 4 days, my hearing ability skyrocketed from 73.4% to 86.9% - WOW! I cannot begin to describe in words alone what this means to me as an avid audiophile and classically-trained pianist. Music has always been a major component of my life and having my hearing restored without any drugs, surgery, or hearing aids is like a 21st century miracle to me. I believe this is the type of company Warren Buffett tell us to pay attention to - the product is straightforward, easy to understand m, and easy to explain. I have quickly become an AudioCardio investor and evangelist. FYI - as of the time of this review, my latest AudioCardio hearing assessment now shows 92.9%

AudioCardioHearingTinnitus stopped working just short of a month of use. I subscribed to access the TSC feature, but before the month was over, AudioCardioHearingTinnitus would not let me access that feature. I uninstalled and reinstalled a couple of times, but that did not work. My subscription renewal was two weeks away. I emailed AudioCardioHearingTinnitus support, but never received a response. I don’t think AudioCardioHearingTinnitus ever was fully functional, but the TSC feature was good. Unfortunately, AudioCardioHearingTinnitus stopped working so I cancelled my subscription.

Update - I was contacted directly by AudioCardioHearingTinnitus developer to address the problems I was having. They listened and fixed the issues with AudioCardioHearingTinnitus and it’s working great now! I’ve revised my rating to reflect AudioCardioHearingTinnitus and the customer service I received. Thank you!

I noticed a decline in my hearing a few years back but never did anything about it since I wasn’t financially ready to buy a set of hearing aids. After doing some research on some alternative options I decided to give audiocardio a try. I have to say, I am really surprised and impressed on how much a difference it has already made. I recently went to a restaurant and noticed I was picking up sounds a lot better than before, conversations weren’t as muffled. Definitely give AudioCardioHearingTinnitus a shot, especially if you are looking for a cheaper alternative. Best thing is that I can do the sound therapy whenever I want.

I have ringing in my ears once every other day or so, and it can be really annoying and untimely. I pretty much had given up on any hope without major corrective surgery or some sort of over the counter medications, which I was unwilling to do (yet). Then I was introduced to Audio Cardio and I gotta say, although I still have a slight ringing in my ears, the frequency at which it happens has been reduced quite a bit through AudioCardioHearingTinnitus, and I’m so grateful it’s so non-intrusive and affordable! I look forward to every app update now that the company is getting dialed in to what customers want. Keep it up AC team!

I have hearing loss and tinnitus from working around loud machines my whole life. I have been using AudioCardioHearingTinnitus for a month and few days ago I retook my hearing test and my hearing and turned out I could hear better because now I had to lower the volume. I was told that AudioCardioHearingTinnitus can help with tinnitus that I have been having for a few years. I’ll keep on trying for another month or so to see if my condition improves.

6 Month Update: Tinnitus is practically GONE!!!! If you have tinnitus you must try AudioCardioHearingTinnitus!

AudioCardioHearingTinnitus was recommended to me by a friend. When I was younger, I had gotten lots of ear infections and during my teenage years I would blast my music. Now, in my adult years (33 years old) I am already asking people to repeat what they say and notice that when I listen to audiobooks, the sounds entering my left ear isn’t as clear as the right ear. After just a few weeks of using AudioCardioHearingTinnitus , I noticed I wasn’t asking my friends to repeat themselves as much as I used to. AudioCardio has definitely helped my hearing in less than a month.

Hearing loss runs in my family so when my hearing started going I pretty much despaired over finding anything to help, other than a hearing aid, which I figured was inevitable. Then a friend told me about AudioCardioHearingTinnitus. Previously, I had started watching some TV shows with close captioning and, with friends, my conversation was punctuated with “What? What?” Now, after some months of diligently using AudioCardioHearingTinnitus , this is no longer the case. I intend to keep using it and I wish this company every success!

So I was looking into buying into this company, and thought that I would try it first…. I was pleasantly surprised by the ease of use and am able to hear tones that I was not able to before…. I listen to classical music, and it has a lot of really high tones that I did not realize I was missing !!
Would highly recommend AudioCardioHearingTinnitus to anyone who thinks they are losing their hearing, or find themselves asking others to repeat what they said….

As someone who plays music and podcasts super loud all the time at work, during my commute, and at the gym, this just makes sense. Yes, I'm that person where you're like ”I can hear your music and you should probably turn it down like 10 notches!!!” Haha, I guess I'm crazy like that, but I got the opportunity to test out AudioCardioHearingTinnitus early, and so far it’s it's really conditioned me to stop playing my stuff so loud and to play it within the suggested volume range. My ears are already thanking me for it!

I was skeptical that my phone could improve my hearing, seemed too good to be true. But I decided to give it a try. My hearing is pretty good, scored a 7.3 on the free assessment, but I spent time in the army when I was younger, and I believe I have some lasting impact of long-standing exposure to gunfire, and artillery (even though I almost always wore ear plugs). Tried the 14-day free trial, and have to say I’m impressed. It’s been two weeks and I’m consistently scoring in the low 8s on my assessments. Highly recommend!

I pride myself on having accurate ears as from a long time, my ears paid my bills. While I am not practicing sound engineer these days I still value my hearing to no end!

From years of listening to music at high volume, I am sure my ears lost some of their sharpness so I wanted to try AudioCardio.

I love AudioCardioHearingTinnitus !! Logically, I know this works but after putting to the test, it really did work. Headphone on, music playing, running on the treadmill and improving my hearing at the same time. No brained!!

Due to a birth defect I do not hear from my right ear. This means that all my life I have been very conscious and protective of my left ear. As I aged I needed a hearing aid in my left ear.
I was introduced to audio cardio and unfortunately it was around the time Covid/quarantine began so it is hard to tell my improvement in the real world and with people masking up.
What I do know for sure since I took the hearing assessment and having used AudioCardioHearingTinnitus that my hearing scores are better. Thank you AC

I have suffered from gradual hearing decline over the past several years and a friend recommended trying Audio Cardio. Within 2 weeks I began to notice an improvement in my hearing and it has continued to improve as I keep using the application. AudioCardioHearingTinnitus is very easy to integrate into everyday life and I don’t even notice the sounds when I am listening to music. I would highly recommend this to anyone who wants an easy, yet effective hearing loss treatment.

Got tired of yelling and hearing ‘what’ all the time. Took her to get her hearing checked. Found out she had moderate hearing loss. Not quite ready for a hearing aid, Found this online, figured we have nothing to lose. She’s using it, but I have to remind her sometimes. I notice she isn’t saying what as much. she isn’t as confused and I’m not as frustrated with her. I thought she was losing he memory, but I think it is just her hearing. AudioCardio is really helping.

My hearing loss has made it hard for me to hear conversations. It’s hard to hear in loud restaurants and bars. They offered a free hearing test and therapy so I thought there was nothing to lose. I wasn’t expecting too much but I’m noticing a difference and hope it keeps improving! It’s also helping with my tinnitus. Anyone should give the 14 day trial a try, what do you have to loose, except more hearing!

My audiologist had read about AudioCardioHearingTinnitus online and thought it would be good for me since I don’t have severe hearing loss. They thought the use of frequencies would help activate my ears in a way that will let me hear more sounds if I used it enough. I’ve been using hearing aids for quite a bit, but using them in conjunction with AudioCardioHearingTinnitus it does seem like I am hearing more sounds and depth than before.

I downloaded this hearing test and therapy to see if it would help my hearing. I have had starkey hearing aids for 6 years now. Really interesting app. I found it easier than the Mimi hearing test. The therapy seems to be more working too. I had some issues getting things set up with my hearing aids, but their support staff answered all my questions and got on the phone with me to make sure it was all set up correctly.

I’m 74 and I’ve been wearing hearing aids for over a decade, and this is really helping. I had my doubts, but they offered a free trial and I thought “What have I got to lose?” In a couple of weeks, I was able to hear sounds that I haven’t heard for years, like a small bedside clock ticking, and the longer I use AudioCardioHearingTinnitus , the better I can hear. Perhaps most important, my understanding of speech is much better—something my wife greatly appreciates!