Try the Jabra Enhance Pro 20s first and tell the fitter that hearing in noise is a MAJOR priority for you. These are the same as Resound Nexia 9s and the fitting software (Thank you once again tenkan) has options to prioritize these settings IF the fitter does that. Mine did not and just left those at the default settings.
I was able to adjust those options thanks to self fitting changes and the results are surprisingly good. Some Costco fitters appear to be lazy and mine in Norfolk, VA blamed “my ears” and did not make further adjustments other that on gain handles as I watched.
Visited Costco earlier this week and tried (walking around store and eavesdropping on conversations) the Sennheisers and the Jabras. Leaning towards the Sennheisers, they felt more comfortable and I preferred having volume control on either ear vs the Jabra’s right side is up volume and left side is down. The voice focus is crisper on the Jabra’s, but the Sennheisers felt more natural to me. And I definitely need to replace my 4 year old Resounds. I would have liked to test them in my work environment and another situation, but the 6 month return policy should be good enough.
Just to mention that the Sennheisers are rebranded Phonak Lumity models, a little older tech but certainly have a better bluetooth streaming setup.