Hearing Aids

Find the Best Hearing Aids

Hearing aids are a great, non-invasive solution to hearing loss. Many users report that ever since they started wearing hearing aids, their quality of life has dramatically improved.

Woman wearing hearing aid and looking at her piggy bank

Hearing aid prices

At the moment, prices range from $1,250 for a basic device to $3,500 for a premium hearing aid. However, to get a more accurate price, it is necessary to learn more about your hearing loss and your individual needs.

Hearing Aid Technology

Do you know what modern hearing aids are capable of? They not only help you hear better, but they also let you live a far more satisfying life. New cutting-edge technology has shrunk hearing aids down to the size of a coffee bean!

Affordable hearing aids

Hearing aids are an important investment that will dramatically affect your quality of life. In fact, hearing care professionals encourage patients to treat their hearing loss sooner than later as the benefits are felt from the moment they begin wearing hearing aids.

As seen on TV hearing aids

As seen on TV hearing aids are not necessarily the assistive listening devices that you are probably used to seeing. One particular model is the MSA 30x, which is a device that makes sounds and noises louder.

Used hearing aids

Even used hearing aids are frequently offered for sale, mostly by private individuals. Whether or not the purchase of such used hearing systems is really worthwhile will be explained in the following section.

Hearing aid batteries

Hearing aid batteries are mainly offered in four different sizes: 10, 312, 13, and 675. Hereby, the basic rule of thumb applies: The bigger the battery, the more energy it can supply.

Binaural hearing aids

Modern binaural hearing systems, similar to natural hearing, couple the left and right hearing aids together via a radio signal. The devices are able to intelligently communicate and coordinate with each other.

Behind-the-ear hearing aids (BTE)

Behind-the-ear hearing aids (BTE) are the best known and most frequently selected models. The hearing aids are very small, light, and can be worn almost invisibly behind the ear.

In-the-ear hearing aids (ITE)

In-the-Ear hearing aids come in three different styles.

CROS and BiCROS hearing aids

If you have a form of unilateral hearing loss (single-sided deafness), new CROS (“Contralateral Routing of Signal”) or BiCROS hearing aids will not only improve your ability to hear, but they can help with directional hearing, allowing you to localize sounds and pinpoint exactly where they’re coming from.

Water-resistant hearing aids

Water-resistant hearing aids provide excellent clarity and maximum wearing comfort, so that you can live your life to the fullest!

Bluetooth hearing aids

Bluetooth hearing aids wirelessly connect to your smartphone, TV, computer, and more - allowing you to stream HD quality audio directly to your hearing aids. The future is finally “hear!”

Signia Cellion hearing aid and its charger

Rechargeable hearing aids

Rechargeable hearing aids work similarly to the batteries. However, the difference is that rather than charging the batteries at night you would charge your actual devices.