Device categories
Behind-the-ear, in-the-ear, rechargeable, and Bluetooth models — let's find the device that suits your hearing profile and lifestyle together.
Choosing a hearing aid is not just about comparing models. Audiometry results, lifestyle, dexterity, and daily listening environments are evaluated together.
Behind-the-ear (BTE) models offer strong amplification, broad frequency support, and easy maintenance for moderate to severe hearing loss. Different ear tips allow a personalized fit.
Each category is designed for different hearing profiles and lifestyles. Suitability must always be determined through professional assessment.
Most popular choice
Behind-the-ear (BTE) models offer strong amplification, broad frequency support, and easy maintenance for moderate to severe hearing loss. Different ear tips allow a personalized fit.
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Discreet option
In-the-ear (ITE) devices are custom-made from an impression of your ear. They offer a less visible form factor, making them a strong choice for phone use and everyday discretion.
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Minimal visibility
In-the-canal (CIC / IIC) models sit inside the ear canal and aim for a nearly invisible profile. They are considered for mild to moderate loss and for clients who prioritize aesthetics.
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Sustainable choice
Place your devices in the charging unit overnight and start each morning with a full charge. Rechargeable models offer a practical daily routine for clients who want to avoid battery waste and frequent replacements.
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Smart connectivity
Stream phone calls, music, and TV audio directly to your hearing aids. Many models also allow volume and program control through a mobile app.
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Pediatric support
Durable housings, colorful designs, and programming options adapted to school life are available. Family involvement and regular follow-up are essential for successful use in children.
Learn moreWe find the most suitable solution together through a transparent, pressure-free assessment process.
Your needs, expectations, and daily listening environments are reviewed.
Your hearing profile is measured with audiometry; results are explained together.
Trials from suitable categories; models and features are compared.
Personal adjustments are made; the process is supported with check-up appointments.
Features such as noise management, directional microphones, rechargeable use, and wireless connectivity can improve daily comfort — suitability is determined through assessment.
Algorithms that help bring speech to the fore in crowded environments.
Direct audio streaming to phones and media devices.
Charge overnight, use uninterruptedly during the day.
Fine-tuning and regular check-ups based on your hearing profile.
Phonak, Oticon, Signia, and more — the brand and model suited to your needs are evaluated together.
Hearing aid selection is based on your test results, lifestyle, budget, and personal preferences. A trial period helps you understand which device works best for you.
The adjustment period varies from person to person. Gradual use in the first weeks and regular follow-up appointments are recommended. It takes time for the brain to adapt to new sounds.
Behind-the-ear devices sit behind the ear and offer a wide range of power levels. In-the-ear devices are custom-molded to fit in the ear and can be less visible. Suitability depends on your degree of hearing loss and ear anatomy.
Rechargeable devices reduce the need for battery changes with an overnight charging routine. Battery-powered devices offer the convenience of carrying spare batteries. The best choice depends on your daily habits.
Important: The information on this page is for general guidance only and does not replace diagnosis or treatment. No device model should be recommended as suitable for everyone without a medical assessment.
After a hearing assessment, let's find the most suitable device for you together.
