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When people predict how any industry is going to move forward it is no easy feat. The hearing aid industry is no different. The rate in which hearing aid technology has advanced over the last few years has given rise to increased competition within the industry itself. Inspiring consumers to want, need and expect more from these devices.

Considering National Audiology Awareness Month 2020 – we wanted to discuss something a little bit different. This year we have decided to raise awareness about how important it is to teach children about hearing loss.

Audioservice launched the G6 hearing aid platform in Autumn 2020 and with that came a new dimension to the recognition of hearing experiences. Using Motion Sensor technology and combining the new HighRes Comformatic, it ensures that you can easily tag over 120 unique hearing situations - completely automatically.

It is no secret that the hearing loss community has struggled during the pandemic, as masks, group limitations and social distancing make communication tricky and stressful for those with limited hearing abilities and those who rely on lip-reading.

'Smallest hearing aids', 'Discreet hearing aids' and 'Invisible hearing aids' deliver big power and offer modern solutions in a modern world of style and technology. Giving consumers exactly that - power, style, connectivity and technology. This article explores the IIC hearing aids further.

People who have severe to profound hearing loss wear hearing aids called power or superpower. They are generally a touch larger than other hearing aids, but recent launches have proven that powerful technology is getting smaller and therefore so are the devices themselves. In this article, we will discuss the most recent powerful hearing aids available on the market today.