Hearing Aid Technology

In simple terms, DNN-powered hearing aids don’t just make sounds louder; they learn how you live, how you listen, and what matters most to you.

You've likely come across both the Vivia and the Nexia - and frankly, it's rather confusing working out which one you actually need. Both are excellent hearing aids from the same manufacturer, both launched within the past couple of years, and both look remarkably similar. So what's the actual difference, and why does it matter?

Starkey's Edge AI and Omega AI are both exceptional premium hearing aids with AI-driven sound processing and excellent connectivity, but the choice between them depends on whether you need the absolute latest technology with health-tracking features or outstanding performance at a more accessible price point. We'll help you understand what the meaningful differences are so you can decide which platform genuinely suits your lifestyle - and your budget.

Widex's SmartRIC and Allure are both excellent rechargeable hearing aids with premium sound processing, but choosing between them depends on your lifestyle and the listening environments you face daily. We'll help you understand the meaningful differences between these two platforms so you can make the right choice for your needs.

This guide helps you understand whether you actually need the Sphere's additional processing power or if the standard Ultra would serve your lifestyle perfectly well. Plus, comparing the superseded Infinio range.

In this article, we explore how making phone calls with hearing aids works and why this feature has transformed one of the most challenging aspects of hearing loss.