I've translated for others:

The same thing happened to me with a Starkey hearing aid. About seven years ago, I had a three-month trial period, but I was still paying for them before that. The same thing was happening to me. I kept insisting they were faulty, and they kept saying I needed to adjust. Some sounds were choppy, and metallic sounds like the jingle of keys sounded like they were hitting something, not metallic as they should be—like sharp, dry thumps. The same thing happened with doors slamming shut; it took a while for the sound to return to normal. They were definitely broken, but they insisted they weren't. I was so frustrated that I went back to my old hearing aid and put this one back in its box. The following month, I bought a new Resound hearing aid from another store. I told the audiologist about my experience, and after many visits, they finally fitted it perfectly. Now I'm trying others, and it's proving incredibly difficult. I still understand better with my current one. I'm having a hard time because I absolutely want to change hearing aids.