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Starkey's Omega AI hearing aid range represents what the company calls "technology so intelligent, it's superhuman." It's quite possibly the boldest claim in hearing aid marketing this year, but having looked at what's inside these devices, it's not entirely hyperbole.
The Omega AI range introduces DNN 360, the world's first deep neural network-powered directionality system, alongside impressive battery life and genuine health-tracking features that go well beyond what most hearing aids offer.
This is Starkey's fifth generation of AI-powered hearing aids, and rather than just refining the previous Edge AI model, they've fundamentally reimagined how hearing aids process sound.
The new G3 Neuro Processor doesn't just react to your environment - it actually anticipates what you need to hear next, which makes a real difference to how natural conversations feel.
Available in performance levels: 2400, 2000, 1600, and 1200, with Receiver-in-Canal (RIC) and mini RIC styles.
Both the standard RIC and mini RIC models in the Omega AI range are built on DNN 360, which is genuinely revolutionary technology. Unlike traditional directional microphones that simply focus on what's in front of you, DNN 360 continuously analyses your entire sound environment using trained neural networks.
It distinguishes speech from noise, locates conversation partners across all 360 degrees, and responds instantaneously rather than waiting for noise changes to occur.
Starkey claims up to 28% better speech intelligibility in challenging environments and an 8 dB improvement in signal-to-noise ratio compared to previous models. That's not just incremental improvement - it's the sort of leap that makes a genuine difference to daily life.
The system works by combining DNN Directionality (which focuses on speech during conversations), DNN Spatial Awareness (which keeps your surroundings natural when you're not actively engaged in speech), and Motion-Based Optimisation (which uses sensors to adjust behaviour when you're moving).
Here's a feature that addresses a real problem - those moments when automatic processing isn't quite enough. Perhaps you're in an exceptionally noisy restaurant or a crowded event with competing voices from all directions.
Edge Mode+ gives you a manual override that re-analyses the environment in real-time and temporarily applies stronger settings for noise reduction, directionality, and compression.
It's activated through the My Starkey app or with a button press on the top-tier models, and whilst it was originally introduced in the previous Edge AI range, it worked well enough that Starkey kept it unchanged. This is the sort of practical feature that shows they actually listen to what users need.
Battery life is frankly remarkable. The standard RIC models offer up to 51 hours on a single charge, whilst the mini RIC provides 31 hours - both impressive figures for hearing aids this sophisticated. This means a full day's use even with heavy streaming, and you won't be constantly worrying about your aids running flat halfway through an important conversation.
What makes this particularly noteworthy is that these battery figures are achieved whilst running the advanced DNN 360 processing continuously in the background. The G3 chip is 30% more efficient than previous technology, which enables this combination of power and longevity.
The Omega AI aids are rated IP68 for water and dust resistance, but Starkey has gone further with a new waterproof coating that's tested to last 10 times longer than previous coatings under the toughest conditions. They've also introduced a new resin for custom-made models that's tougher and less fragile. These aren't hearing aids that need to be babied - they're designed for real-world use.
This might sound like a small feature, but it's surprisingly practical. The new green and red LED indicator lights on RIC RT and mini RIC R models confirm power status and Bluetooth connection at a glance.
More cleverly, these LEDs double as a find-my-hearing-aid tool - an industry-first feature that helps you quickly locate misplaced devices in the dark. If you've ever spent 20 minutes hunting for a hearing aid before bed, you'll appreciate this.
The Omega AI supports Bluetooth LE Audio and is Auracast-ready (pending a firmware update), which means future-proof connectivity for next-generation public broadcast listening.
You can stream calls, music, and TV directly to both ears with stable connections that you'll actually want to use regularly. Automatic TV streaming starts and reconnects seamlessly, which is how Bluetooth should work, but often doesn't in hearing aids.

Starkey continues to lead in what they call "Healthable" hearing technology. Through the My Starkey app, Omega AI offers fall detection, tracks your steps and social activity, and includes Balance Builder - guided at-home exercises designed to improve stability and coordination.
More impressively, it's the first hearing aid to offer automatic respiratory rate monitoring, tracking your breathing in the background. This holistic approach to health monitoring sets Omega AI apart from competitors who focus solely on hearing.
The My Starkey app includes TeleHear AI, which uses generative AI technology to listen to your sound concerns and solve them with 93% accuracy. There's also a Gen AI Smart Assistant that allows voice-controlled adjustments and answers to questions.
It's rather like having an audiologist available 24/7, and whilst it won't replace professional care, it's genuinely helpful for quick troubleshooting.
The Omega AI works seamlessly with Starkey's StarLink wireless accessories, including the Remote Microphone, Table Microphone, and TV Streamer. These are all rechargeable and Bluetooth-enabled, making them easy to pair and use. For people who regularly find themselves in challenging listening environments, these accessories can extend the hearing aids' capabilities significantly.
Both models are available through our qualified hearing care professionals who can assess your specific hearing needs and ensure proper fitting and programming. All testing, fitting, and lifelong aftercare are included in the price, with free home visits available throughout the UK.
The standard receiver-in-canal model offers exceptional battery life and includes a telecoil system, making it suitable for use with hearing loop systems in theatres, churches, and other public venues. This combination of modern Auracast technology and legacy telecoil support means you're covered for both current and future assistive listening systems.
Available in performance levels: 2400, 2000, 1600, and 1200.
Available in colours: Various options to match your hair and skin tone.
Compatible accessories: StarLink Remote Microphone, Table Microphone, TV Streamer, and the My Starkey app.
This is the headline feature for the RIC RT model - battery life that lasts more than two full days, even with regular streaming. For people with busy lifestyles who can't afford to worry about charging daily, or for those who travel frequently, this makes a real difference to peace of mind. The long battery life also makes this model ideal for anyone who might occasionally forget to charge their aids overnight.
Whilst Auracast represents the future of public audio streaming, many venues still use traditional hearing loop systems. The inclusion of a telecoil means you can use these existing systems whilst also being ready for Auracast-enabled venues as they become more common. It's thoughtful future-proofing that doesn't sacrifice current functionality.
The green and red LED lights serve multiple purposes - confirming power status, indicating Bluetooth connection, and helping you locate misplaced devices. This is particularly useful for the RIC RT model, given its longer battery life means you might go longer between charges and potentially misplace them less frequently.
The RIC RT is ideal for people who want maximum battery life and the security of knowing their hearing aids will last through long days or weekend trips without needing a charge. If you regularly attend venues with hearing loop systems, the telecoil functionality makes this model particularly practical. It's also worth considering if you prefer slightly larger devices that are easier to handle and less fiddly to manage.
The mini Receiver-in-Canal model prioritises discretion and comfort whilst maintaining all the advanced DNN 360 processing capabilities. This is the most popular style in the Omega AI range, offering a balance between invisibility and functionality that many people find ideal.
Available in performance levels: 2400, 2000, 1600, and 1200.
Available in colours: Various options to match your preferences.
Compatible accessories: StarLink Remote Microphone, Table Microphone, TV Streamer, and the My Starkey app.
The mini RIC sits discreetly behind your ear and is genuinely difficult to spot, even for people who know you're wearing hearing aids. For those who've been self-conscious about visible hearing aids, this model offers modern technology in a package that virtually disappears.
Whilst the 31-hour battery life isn't quite as remarkable as the RIC RT's 51 hours, it's still more than sufficient for a full day's use with streaming. You'll charge it overnight like your phone, and it'll reliably last through even busy days with lots of calls and streaming.
The smaller size means less weight behind your ear and often greater comfort for all-day wear. The mini RIC is designed to be so comfortable that you forget you're wearing it, which is exactly what hearing aids should aspire to.
The mini RIC R is ideal for people who want the most discreet option available whilst maintaining access to all the advanced processing capabilities of the Omega AI range.
If cosmetic appearance is important to you, or if you've found larger hearing aids uncomfortable in the past, this model offers exceptional discretion without compromising on sound quality or features. It's particularly popular with active people who want hearing aids that won't interfere with glasses, helmets, or other headwear.
The Omega AI range is available in four performance levels - 2400, 2000, 1600, and 1200. The higher the number, the more sophisticated the processing capabilities and the greater the number of channels and programmes available.
All levels include the DNN 360 processing, but the 2400 and 2000 models offer the most advanced features, including the full Edge Mode+ functionality and the most precise automatic adjustments.
For most people with moderate to moderately-severe hearing loss who lead varied lifestyles, the 2400 or 2000 levels represent the sweet spot between capability and value. The 1600 and 1200 levels still offer excellent performance for those with less demanding listening environments or tighter budgets.
The Starkey Omega AI range represents a genuine leap forward in hearing aid technology. The DNN 360 system addresses real problems people face in understanding speech from multiple directions - this isn't just incremental improvement.
Starkey offers two models to match different priorities. The RIC RT delivers 51-hour battery life and telecoil functionality for maximum reliability. The mini RIC R offers a discreet design without compromising sound quality.
What sets the Omega AI apart is how it combines cutting-edge hearing technology with genuinely useful health-tracking features - respiratory rate monitoring, fall detection, and Balance Builder exercises. These aren't just devices that amplify sound, but comprehensive health companions.
For people who struggle with speech understanding in noisy environments and appreciate health-tracking features that go beyond hearing, the Omega AI offers technology that previous generations simply couldn't deliver.
Our qualified hearing care professionals can assess your specific hearing needs and help determine which Omega AI model best suits your lifestyle. Proper fitting and programming make all the difference in getting the full benefit of these sophisticated hearing aids.
We offer completely free home visits throughout the UK with our network of over 200 independent audiologists - no additional charges, no hidden fees. We're not tied to any manufacturer, which means you get genuinely impartial advice about whether Omega AI is right for you.
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