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Jabra Enhance offers two types of hearing aids: Enhance Select, which are over-the-counter and sold online, and Enhance Pro, which are prescription hearing aids sold through Costco. Enhance Select devices can be self-fit at home using an online hearing test and adjusted remotely via the Jabra Enhance app.

The Enhance Select 50R starts at $995 for the Basic Package and $1,195 for the Premium Package. The more advanced Enhance Select 300 and Enhance Select 500 models are each priced at $1,495 for Basic and $1,695 for Premium. For those seeking prescription hearing aids, the Enhance Pro 30, available exclusively through Costco, starts at $1,699.99 per pair, including a premium charger.

Jabra Enhance is not explicitly designed to treat tinnitus, and their hearing aids do not include dedicated tinnitus masking features. However, some users report that amplification from the devices helps reduce the perception of ear ringing, particularly in quieter settings.

Jabra Enhance Select hearing aids are intended for adults with mild to moderate hearing loss and are unsuitable for severe or profound cases. The Enhance Pro line, sold through Costco, includes prescription hearing aids that support a broader range of hearing loss, including mild to profound.

Yes, their Enhance Pro model uses Intelligence Augmented technology, which blends artificial intelligence with the brain’s natural ability to process sound. This AI-driven feature helps improve speech clarity in noisy environments by focusing on voices and reducing background distractions in real time.

Jabra Enhance Select hearing aids are available in two packages. The Basic Package includes preset hearing profiles, a one-year warranty, and access to the mobile app. The Premium Package adds custom programming based on your hearing test, a three-year remote care plan, extended warranty and loss/damage coverage, and unlimited adjustments by licensed specialists.