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Digital hearing aids
Digital hearing aids are essentially smart mini-computers in your ear. They offer an improved hearing experience by automatically adjusting to your sound environment. Their settings can be personalised, and they can connect to other digital devices.
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Digital vs analogue hearing aids
Analogue hearing aids simply amplify the sounds around you. But digital hearing aids convert the sound waves into digital signals.
Digital hearing aids are usually fitted and fine-tuned by a hearing care expert. They can also be programmed to adjust automatically to the sound environment (unlike analogue hearing aids).
As technology advances, the capabilities of the latest digital hearing aids are becoming increasingly powerful.
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Hearing aid finder: see which type suits you
Take a minute to find out which hearing aid models are right for you.
Your result
Based on your answers, the following hearing aid types might suit your needs:
- miniRITE R
*The result of the test may only be used for guidance and is not meant to replace a more accurate measurement of your hearing abilities and needs by one of our hearing care experts.
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Your result
Based on your answers, the following hearing aid types might suit your needs:
- miniRITE R
*The result of the test may only be used for guidance and is not meant to replace a more accurate measurement of your hearing abilities and needs by one of our hearing care experts.
Would you like to have a free hearing aid trial?
Your result
Based on your answers, the following hearing aid types might suit your needs:
- miniRITE
- BTE Plus/Ultra Power
- In-the-canal (ITC)
*The result of the test may only be used for guidance and is not meant to replace a more accurate measurement of your hearing abilities and needs by one of our hearing care experts.
Would you like to have a free hearing aid trial?
Your result
Based on your answers, the following hearing aid types might suit your needs:
- miniRITE
- BTE Plus/Ultra Power
*The result of the test may only be used for guidance and is not meant to replace a more accurate measurement of your hearing abilities and needs by one of our hearing care experts.
Would you like to have a free hearing aid trial?
Your result
Based on your answers, the following hearing aid types might suit your needs:
- miniRITE R
*The result of the test may only be used for guidance and is not meant to replace a more accurate measurement of your hearing abilities and needs by one of our hearing care experts.
Would you like to have a free hearing aid trial?
Your result
Based on your answers, the following hearing aid types might suit your needs:
- miniRITE R
*The result of the test may only be used for guidance and is not meant to replace a more accurate measurement of your hearing abilities and needs by one of our hearing care experts.
Would you like to have a free hearing aid trial?
Your result
Based on your answers, the following hearing aid types might suit your needs:
- miniRITE
- Invisible-in-the-canal (IIC)
- Completely-in-the-canal (CIC)
- In-the-canal (ITC))
*The result of the test may only be used for guidance and is not meant to replace a more accurate measurement of your hearing abilities and needs by one of our hearing care experts.
Would you like to have a free hearing aid trial?
Your result
Based on your answers, the following hearing aid types might suit your needs:
- Halfshell/full shell
- miniRITE
*The result of the test may only be used for guidance and is not meant to replace a more accurate measurement of your hearing abilities and needs by one of our hearing care experts.
Would you like to have a free hearing aid trial?
How do digital hearing aids work?
Modern, digital hearing aids work by amplifying sound via a three-part system:
- Microphone – Receives the sound waves and converts them into electrical signals
- Amplifier – Increases the strength of the sound signals and sends them to the ear
- Receiver/speaker – Converts the amplified electrical signal into sound and delivers it into the ear canal
Digital hearing aids automatically adjust the volume and listening programs based on the environment.
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