Starkey Relax

Starkey Relax Free App

Rated 4.31/5 (35) —  Free Android application by Starkey Hearing Technologies

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About Starkey Relax

Ringing, buzzing, roaring, clicking, and hissing are words which can be used to describe tinnitus, the perception of sound in your ear(s) or head when no external sound is present. While there is no cure for tinnitus, treatment options such as sound therapy and counseling can provide relief.

The Starkey Relax app is an informational resource and self-management tool, which is intended for incorporation into a hearing professional’s sound therapy protocol for patients diagnosed with tinnitus. Sound therapy uses sound to decrease the loudness or prominence of tinnitus.

Starkey Relax allows you to customize 12 relief sounds by modifying the volume, frequency response, and rate of fluctuation, providing you with highly-personalized relief sounds for your unique tinnitus. With Starkey Relax, you can create new, customized relief sounds coupled with soothing images to best suit the changing behavior of your subjective tinnitus.

You can play Starkey Relax relief sounds through your Android device or any connected speaker/headphone. You can also stream the relief sounds from your 900sync hearing aids (via the SurfLink Mobile device) from Starkey, Audibel, NuEar, MicroTech, and AGX Hearing.

Starkey Hearing Technologies is a proud corporate member of the American Tinnitus Association, a global leader in the effort to cure tinnitus. ATA brings together patients, healthcare providers, researchers, and industry partners to improve tinnitus information and support, and fund vital tinnitus research.

How to Download / Install

Download and install Starkey Relax version 1.3 on your Android device!
Downloaded 10,000+ times, content rating: Everyone
Android package: com.starkey.tinnitus, download Starkey Relax.apk

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App History & Updates

What's Changed
Minor bug fixes
Version update Starkey Relax was updated to version 1.3
Version update Starkey Relax was updated to version 1.1.1
More downloads  Starkey Relax reached 10 000 - 50 000 downloads
Version update Starkey Relax was updated to version 1.1

What are users saying about Starkey Relax

Q70%
by Q####:

I like this app as I can use it any time I need it. I had been using a different app that had the same features. However, the free version didn't allow me to use my other apps. The sound would always stop. I am thankful that this is much more user friendly and that it is free. I use this app whenever my tinnitus increases beyond sanity in order to mask it. It does work. The only thing is the sleep timer. It should permit much more than 120 minutes. 4 hour intervals were recommended to me. Since I use this mainly as I sleep I want to be able to shut off automatically at 4 and not 2 hours. Appreciate any help with that if possible - why 4 and not 5 stars

Q70%
by Q####:

For those who don't know, this is a high-end sound machine. I have three very expensive stand-alone sound machines that use various means to adjust the intensity of the sound emitted. This Starkey app works MUCH BETTER because I am able to adjust the sounds to the level of tinnitus (loud ringing) in my ears, suffered due to combat (lots of grenades, 50 cal, shotguns, M16, M60, etc.) Give this app a try, what the heck, it is FREE!. Play around with the sound adjustment (bass, treble, volume). Adjust it to where it masks the tinnitus sound in your ears, or to simply use as a therapeutic sound machine. (Works best with head or ear phones.) Sounds include white noise, bells/chime, xylophone, guitar, rain, ocean surf (my favorite), stream brook, storm with lightning, Amazon forest, jungle, electric fan, fireplace. Try em all to see what you like. Bonus Tip: The app can stay on in the background so that if you use other parts of the phone (e-mail, etc.) you don't lose the sound therapy. To turn off the sound simply open the Relax App and press the universal symbol for "Stop", the square in the middle of the screen. To restart press the play symbol.

Q70%
by Q####:

Works okay first time....then no sound

S70%
by S####:

Aside for not immediately realizing I had to swipe to change sound libraries it's really an elegant little app. They should really charge a buck or two but don't. I suffer tinnitus and this relaxes me and let's me nap or sleep. Earbuds work best but take a little getting use to.

S70%
by S####:

App icon wont go away have to manually force close it.irritating as hell.A simple stop button for app not just sound badly needed

S70%
by S####:

App worked fine for one night. Now it has glitches every few seconds. Too bad.

T70%
by T####:

Poor sound and no real control.

S70%
by S####:

does not go past opening screen

Z70%
by Z####:

For those who don't know, this is a high-end sound machine. I have three very expensive stand-alone sound machines that use various means to adjust the intensity of the sound emitted. This Starkey app works MUCH BETTER because I am able to adjust the sounds to the level of tinnitus (loud ringing) in my ears, suffered due to combat (lots of grenades, 50 cal, shotguns, M16, M60, etc.) Give this app a try, what the heck, it is FREE!. Play around with the sound adjustment (bass, treble, volume). Adjust it to where it masks the tinnitus sound in your ears, or to simply use as a therapeutic sound machine. (Works best with head or ear phones.) Sounds include white noise, bells/chime, xylophone, guitar, rain, ocean surf (my favorite), stream brook, storm with lightning, Amazon forest, jungle, electric fan, fireplace. Try em all to see what you like. Bonus Tip: The app can stay on in the background so that if you use other parts of the phone (e-mail, etc.) you don't lose the sound therapy. To turn off the sound simply open the Relax App and press the universal symbol for "Stop", the square in the middle of the screen. To restart press the play symbol.

Z70%
by Z####:

No way to turn it off.

R70%
by R####:

Suffered with tinnitus for over 30 years. It's so much better than my sound machines that are not customizable. You can find the right bass depth to mask the ringing.

R70%
by R####:

Just got back from a Nickelback show and my ears were ringing something fierce. I plugged in my headphones and turned this app on and within minutes my ears were feeling better!


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