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Latest Hearing Aid UK Update: 29/07/2026
Launched in February 2026 alongside the premium Vivia range, Resound Savi is Resound's essentials line, built to bring the newest connectivity down to a more accessible price point.
Savi includes Bluetooth LE Audio and Auracast broadcast support on all but one model, the same wireless protocols found in Vivia. The key difference is what's left out: Savi doesn't include the dedicated DNN chip or the more advanced AI-driven processing that Vivia offers, which is how Resound keeps the price down.
Resound states Savi is designed for mild to profound hearing loss, available in micro-RIE (a very small Receiver-in-the-Ear style), standard RIE, and ITC (In-the-Canal) options.

If you have severe to profound hearing loss, Resound Enzo IA is worth knowing about. Launched in September 2025, it replaces the previous Enzo Q as Resound's Super Power range, built specifically for people who need substantial amplification that standard hearing aids can't provide.
Resound states Enzo IA is the world's smallest rechargeable Super Power hearing aid, offering up to 28 hours of battery life on a single charge. It's also the first Super Power hearing aid to support Bluetooth LE Audio and Auracast broadcast audio, alongside a telecoil for hearing loop systems.
The range uses what Resound calls Clear Focus beamforming, aimed at improving speech understanding in noisy environments specifically for Super Power users, a group who've traditionally had to choose between raw power and modern connectivity. Enzo IA is available in 10 colours and three technology levels.

Launched in February 2025, the Resound Vivia hearing aid range introduces Deep Neural Network (DNN) AI technology through its Intelligence Augmented approach. Resound states its Intelligent Focus feature combines a DNN chip trained on 13.5 million speech samples with a 4-microphone binaural beamformer for exceptional speech clarity in noise.
Marketed as the world's smallest AI-powered rechargeable hearing aid, the microRIE style offers up to 30 hours of battery life (20 hours when streaming). Resound states Vivia is the first hearing aid with full Auracast broadcast audio support and features Bluetooth LE Audio connectivity, with the Auracast Assistant integrated into the Resound Smart 3D app for one-tap connection to public audio broadcasts.
Available in micro-RIE rechargeable, RIE 62 with T-coil (a small coil that lets a hearing aid connect directly to hearing loop systems), and disposable battery options, plus all models feature IP68 weatherproofing (protection against dust and water exposure).

"Vivia's DNN chip and Auracast support are genuinely current technology. But Nexia and Omnia aren't old hat by any means; they're still excellent hearing aids, and for a lot of people the difference in real-world listening is smaller than the price gap suggests."
Paul Harrison, Audiology Expert & Founder, Hearing Aid UK
Launched in February 2024, Resound Nexia hearing aids include an innovative sound experience that caters to mild to profound hearing loss levels. Resound describes Nexia as their most advanced technology prior to Vivia, featuring strong hearing support and connectivity.
They also include their proven Organic Hearing approach and are ready for Bluetooth Auracast broadcast audio. Overall, with Resound Nexia hearing aids, you can enjoy a listening experience that sounds and feels natural, as well as benefit from premium connectivity.

Whatever your hearing loss, lifestyle or connectivity needs, this range has an option to suit you. ReSound calls its approach "Organic Hearing", designed to make sound feel as natural as possible. Every model connects directly to both Apple and Android phones, and low-energy Bluetooth means better battery life alongside all that streaming.
Cost is one of the most common reasons people delay getting help with their hearing. This is something that Resound wanted to challenge, and with Key digital hearing aids, they are hoping that this portfolio gives people access to optimum hearing and professional hearing healthcare.
Launched in 2021, Resound Key offers consumers a full line-up of hearing aid styles in their new 'essentials' range - which replaces the original, and now discontinued, Resound Enya. This range will give those with hearing loss a chance to experience clear and natural sound, advanced Bluetooth connectivity, and convenient rechargeability at a great price point.
The Resound Key range incorporates the C5 processing chip platform, which was originally seen in the LiNX Quattro range. For clarification, you are benefiting from good sound processing, but in a lower-end Quattro model in this essential range.

Resound's 2026 range covers three different priorities. Vivia sits at the top, with the latest AI-powered sound processing and full support for Auracast (a new Bluetooth technology that lets compatible hearing aids receive audio directly from public announcement systems, TVs and other Auracast-enabled devices).
Nexia offers strong everyday performance at a lower price, and Key covers the essentials well, using proven, reliable technology at the most accessible price point in the range.
The right choice depends on how much you value the newest technology versus a dependable, well-tested option, not which range launched most recently. If you're unsure, our audiologists can offer genuinely independent advice. Call us free on 0800 567 7621 or book a free hearing test to speak with one of our hearing specialists about Resound hearing aids.
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