Digital Processing and Noise Reduction Technology

Modern hearing aids use digital technology to process sound and filter out background noise. This allows users to focus on important sounds, like speech, while reducing distracting noises, like traffic or conversations from nearby people.

Directional Microphones for Focusing on Speech

Hearing aids with directional microphones are designed to focus on sounds coming from the front, such as a person speaking to you, while minimizing sounds from other directions. This helps improve speech clarity in noisy environments.

Bluetooth Compatibility for Calls and Streaming

Many modern hearing aids come with Bluetooth technology, allowing users to connect them to smartphones, televisions, and other devices for direct streaming of phone calls, music, or audio. This makes it easier to enjoy media without disturbing others or struggling with sound quality.

Rechargeable Batteries vs. Disposable Batteries

Hearing aids can come with either rechargeable or disposable batteries. Rechargeable hearing aids are more eco-friendly and convenient, as you don’t need to constantly replace batteries. Disposable batteries are commonly used in BTE models but need to be changed every few days or weeks, depending on usage.