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Styles to Suit Every Lifestyle

Modern hearing aids are designed to fit seamlessly into your daily life combining advanced technology with comfort, discretion, and style.

Choosing the right hearing aid isn’t just about improving your hearing; it’s about finding a solution that works for your lifestyle, preferences, and level of hearing loss.

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Here’s a guide to the most popular brand and styles available

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Behind-the-Ear (BTE)

Behind-the-Ear hearing aids sit comfortably behind the ear, either come with a thin tube connecting to an earpiece inside the ear canal or with a custom earmould. They are suitable for a wide range of hearing levels, from mild to profound, and are known for their durability and ease of handling.
These devices are available in both traditional battery-powered and rechargeable options, and all models include Bluetooth connectivity, allowing you to stream calls, music, and TV audio directly to your hearing aids.

Receiver-in-Canal (RIC)

Receiver-in-Canal hearing aids are like BTE devices but are smaller and more discreet. The speaker sits directly inside the ear canal and RIC are lightweight and comfortable.

They are available with replaceable batteries or rechargeable technology, and all RIC devices feature Bluetooth connectivity for seamless connection to smartphones and other devices.

Behind-the-Ear (BTE)

Behind-the-Ear hearing aids sit comfortably behind the ear, either come with a thin tube connecting to an earpiece inside the ear canal or with a custom earmould. They are suitable for a wide range of hearing levels, from mild to profound, and are known for their durability and ease of handling.
These devices are available in both traditional battery-powered and rechargeable options, and all models include Bluetooth connectivity, allowing you to stream calls, music, and TV audio directly to your hearing aids.

Receiver-in-Canal (RIC)

Receiver-in-Canal hearing aids are like BTE devices but are smaller and more discreet. The speaker sits directly inside the ear canal and RIC are lightweight and comfortable.

They are available with replaceable batteries or rechargeable technology, and all RIC devices feature Bluetooth connectivity for seamless connection to smartphones and other devices.

In-the-Ear (ITE)

In-the-Ear hearing aids are custom-made to fit within the outer portion of the ear. They are easy to insert and remove, making them ideal for users who prefer a slightly larger device with accessible controls. ITE aids can accommodate a variety of features, including volume control and wireless connectivity.

All ITE models are available in battery-powered with selected models offering Bluetooth connectivity and rechargeable versions for added convenience and connectivity.

In-the-Canal (ITC)

In-the-Canal hearing aids are smaller than ITE models and fit partially inside the ear canal. They offer a more discreet appearance while still being relatively easy to handle. ITC devices are suitable for mild to severe hearing loss and provide a good balance between visibility and functionality.

ITC hearing aids are typically battery powered, though some newer models offer rechargeable options, and certain designs include Bluetooth connectivity, depending on size and configuration.

In-the-Ear (ITE)

In-the-Ear hearing aids are custom-made to fit within the outer portion of the ear. They are easy to insert and remove, making them ideal for users who prefer a slightly larger device with accessible controls. ITE aids can accommodate a variety of features, including volume control and wireless connectivity.

All ITE models are available in battery-powered with selected models offering Bluetooth connectivity and rechargeable versions for added convenience and connectivity.

In-the-Canal (ITC)

In-the-Canal hearing aids are smaller than ITE models and fit partially inside the ear canal. They offer a more discreet appearance while still being relatively easy to handle. ITC devices are suitable for mild to severe hearing loss and provide a good balance between visibility and functionality.

ITC hearing aids are typically battery powered, though some newer models offer rechargeable options, and certain designs include Bluetooth connectivity, depending on size and configuration.

Completely-in-Canal (CIC)

Completely-in-Canal hearing aids are custom-fitted to sit almost entirely within the ear canal, making them one of the most discreet options available. They are ideal for users who prioritise invisibility, though their small size may limit some features like battery life and manual controls.

CIC devices are usually battery powered due to their compact size, but some models may offer limited wireless features, including Bluetooth connectivity, where space allows.

Invisible-in-Canal (IIC)

Invisible-in-Canal hearing aids are the smallest style available, sitting deep inside the ear canal and virtually out of sight. They offer maximum discretion and a natural listening experience. IIC devices are best suited for mild to moderate hearing loss and for users comfortable with handling very small devices.

These devices are typically battery powered, and due to their ultra-small design, Bluetooth connectivity or rechargeable is or not included, helping maintain their discreet size.

Completely-in-Canal (CIC)

Completely-in-Canal hearing aids are custom-fitted to sit almost entirely within the ear canal, making them one of the most discreet options available. They are ideal for users who prioritise invisibility, though their small size may limit some features like battery life and manual controls.

CIC devices are usually battery powered due to their compact size, but some models may offer limited wireless features, including Bluetooth connectivity, where space allows.

Invisible-in-Canal (IIC)

Invisible-in-Canal hearing aids are the smallest style available, sitting deep inside the ear canal and virtually out of sight. They offer maximum discretion and a natural listening experience. IIC devices are best suited for mild to moderate hearing loss and for users comfortable with handling very small devices.

These devices are typically battery powered, and due to their ultra-small design, Bluetooth connectivity or rechargeable is or not included, helping maintain their discreet size.