Take it from somebody who wears a hearing aid, buy the best headset you can. I started flying in the mid-1960s, when in the U. S. it was considered ridiculous to wear any kind of headphones--only the twee Brits did that, they with their white scarves and leather jackets. We flew like we drove cars,not like we were going on a dawn patrol. Which meant listening to the $5 speaker in the cabin overhead. I'm paying for it now.
I stand corrected.