iBstone Hearing is a direct-to-consumer OTC (over-the-counter) hearing aid brand operating at ibstonehearing.com. The company's mission is to deliver clinic-level hearing technology at prices accessible to everyday consumers, with a product lineup spanning from the budget-friendly S01 at $159 to the full-featured AuraLink Bluetooth model at $649.
The brand's proprietary StoneCore® AI chip technology powers intelligent noise reduction and crystal-clear sound amplification across its product range. Select models offer Bluetooth streaming for calls and music, a self-fitting mobile app, IP68 waterproofing, and sound gain up to 48dB. These features position iBstone as a competitive option against far more expensive prescription devices. The company has been recognized by CNET as 'Best Overall' for three consecutive years (2023–2025) and by Forbes Health as 'Best Premium OTC Hearing Aids' in both 2024 and 2025.
- AuraLink – $649 | Bluetooth, self-fitting app, IP68, 48dB gain
- Edge – $399 | Waterproof, RIC style, Onsemi chips, 2.9g
- Nova – $296 | Ultra-compact CIC, rechargeable
- S01 – $159 | Stylish, entry-level hearing support
All orders to the contiguous United States ship for free via USPS, UPS, FedEx, DHL, or Amazon Logistics and arrive in 3–4 business days. Orders are processed within 1 business day Monday through Friday. iBstone also provides a 45-day risk-free trial—one of the longer trial windows in the OTC hearing aid market—so customers can test the devices in real-world environments before committing. Returns require prior authorization from the customer service team and may include a brief consultation with a hearing specialist.
Customer support is available by phone at (833) 922-2999 (Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm EST) and by email at support@ibstonehearing.com. The brand holds a 4.5 out of 5 rating on Trustpilot based on 216 verified reviews, with positive feedback frequently highlighting sound quality, pricing, and responsive support. iBstone products are also available through select retail partners including Walmart, Best Buy, and Amazon, adding accessibility for shoppers who prefer in-person purchasing.