Bluetooth hearing aids
Flexible, future-proof hearing
Pick up any modern device and it likely uses Bluetooth technology. Allowing two devices to "talk" through short-range, wireless communication, Bluetooth has revolutionized how we interact with our environment. With integrated Bluetooth technology, your hearing aid can pair with your phone, TV or other audio devices, keeping you connected with friends, family and the world around you.
Benefits of Bluetooth enabled hearing aids
Bluetooth hearing aids
Integrated Bluetooth features mean convenience, flexibility and a hearing experience that's tailor-made to your needs and lifestyle. Depending on the device you choose, Bluetooth hearing aids can help you enjoy a number of powerful benefits, including:
Streamed phone calls and music
Personalized, remote control use
Stable, high-quality sound
Reduced background noise
Binaural sound experience
Health and fitness tracking
Language translation
FAQ
Bluetooth hearing aids: FAQ
Are there in-ear hearing aids with bluetooth?
Bluetooth connectivity is possible in a variety of hearing aids styles, including in-the-ear hearing aids.
How does Bluetooth work with hearing aids?
Bluetooth hearing aids use an electronic signal, or bluetooth technology, to connect your hearing aids with other bluetooth-compatible devices. When connected, the device is able to send sounds directly to your hearing aids using a wireless signal.
What is the advantage of Bluetooth hearing aids?
Bluetooth hearing aids come with a wide variety of benefits. The ability to connect to other Bluetooth devices means you can enjoy better quality sound, stream music and other audio directly to your hearing aids, and control your hearing aid settings remotely.
Can I connect my hearing aids to my phone with Bluetooth?
Yes. Hearing aids with Bluetooth capabilities allow you to pair your mobile device with your hearing aids, letting you directly stream the sound from your phone into your ear.
What hearing aids have Bluetooth?
There are a wide range of hearing aid brands and styles with bluetooth capabilities, including but not limited to Signia, Widex and Rexton hearing aids.
Are there rechargeable Bluetooth hearing aids?
Yes, the majority of hearing aids with Bluetooth capabilities utilize rechargeable batteries. Since a powerful battery is required for features such as Bluetooth, the introduction of rechargeable batteries opened the hearing aids up to a whole new world of adaptability and capability.
Are Bluetooth hearing aids worth it?
If a personalized, convenient experience is what you're looking for, Bluetooth hearing aids are worth investing in. Not only can they help deliver clear sound in a variety of environments, streaming and remote control capabilities give you control over your hearing experience.
How much are Bluetooth hearing aids?
The cost of Bluetooth hearing aids can vary depending on the brand, style and features included. On average, they can cost anywhere from $1,000 to $7,500.
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