Hearing Aid Pro 3 for AirPods

Name: Hearing Aid Pro 3 for AirPods
Rating: 4.39 (2085 reviews)
Author: Sule Demir

Sule Demir Medical

Hearing Aid Pro 3 for AirPods is a medical app by Sule Demir earning an estimated $10k/mo on the App Store with < 5k installs a month. Below are its 5 current App Store screenshots, localized in 5 languages.

Revenue: $10k/mo
Downloads: < 5k/mo
Rating: 4.4 (2,085)
Price: Free

Hearing Aid Pro 3 for AirPods App Store screenshots

Hearing Aid Pro 3 for AirPods ships 5 screenshots on its App Store listing, 2 fewer than the Medical median of 7. The set is localized into 5 languages — 24% of Medical apps localize their screenshots at all.

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How much does Hearing Aid Pro 3 for AirPods make?

Hearing Aid Pro 3 for AirPods generates an estimated $10k per month in App Store revenue, from around < 5k downloads a month. Its listing holds a 4.4-star rating across 2,085 ratings. The app has been on the App Store since 2025. Figures are monthly estimates of worldwide App Store performance.

How Hearing Aid Pro 3 for AirPods compares

Against the 3,846 top-grossing apps tracked here, Hearing Aid Pro 3 for AirPods ranks #2,222 overall and #82 of 193 in Medical. That is 2x the Medical median of $5k/mo.

Ranked against the 3,846 top-grossing App Store apps tracked on RevShot. See every Medical app by revenue.

About Hearing Aid Pro 3 for AirPods

Need help hearing better? This app makes voices and sounds louder and clearer using your Bluetooth or wired headphones. Great for quiet talks or noisy places. Take a fast hearing test and enjoy custom sound for your ears. Works with AirPods, Beats, or any Bluetooth headset. Top Features • Easy hearing test for personal sound • Boost volume up to 5x (160%) • Reduce noise in loud places • Clear voices and sounds • Works with AirPods, Beats, Bluetooth & wired headphones • No internet needed — safe and private Premium Features: • Unlimited Sound Access • Strong Volume Boost (Up to 160%) • Noise Reduction Mode • Full Sound Settings Disclaimer: This app is not a medical tool.

From the App Store listing.