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Feedback Cancellation
According to Hearing Review, acoustic feedback “may lead to issues of loudness discomfort, sound annoyance, reduced sound quality, and even reduced speech understanding.”
Feedback happens when hearing aids pick up sounds emitted from the microphone and “feeds back” into itself. In hearing aids of the past, less sophisticated technology meant that feedback was a common problem.
Furthermore, with analog sound, wearers might find themselves adjusting their hearing aids to higher volumes in order to focus on specific sounds. This makes feedback more likely. That uncomfortable, screeching whistling sound is a thing of the past. With super-fast algorithms, modern hearing aids are able to analyze feedback sounds and cancel them out before they occur, thus providing wearers with a more comfortable and realistic listening experience.
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Phonak Audéo™ Marvel
The Phonak Audeo Marvel hearing aid was released in October of 2018 by the Swiss based hearing aid manufacturer, Phonak. The Marvel is currently the only hearing aid on the market that enables wireless streaming to both hearing aids at once from any Bluetooth-enabled device.
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Widex EVOKE™
Evoke hearing aids use machine learning to adapt to the wearer's preferences across different listening environment. In addition, these devices share average user responses in these environments to help Widex improve and refine the listening algorithms.
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ReSound LiNX
Denmark based hearing aid manufacturer, GN ReSound, launched the LiNX Quattro™ hearing aid in August of 2018. The LiNX Quattro™ is both Android compatible and Made for iPhone, with a rechargeable option. The ReSound LiNX Quattro™ is a rechargeable Li-Ion powered hearing aids with direct to iPhone compatibility.
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Starkey Livio
Livio® is the world's first hearing aid to provide both superior sound quality and the ability to track body and brain health. Featuring integrated sensors and artificial intelligence, Livio can detect if you've fallen and act as an assistant.
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Unitron Moxi
Imagine two blueberries stacked one on top of the other, and you’ve got the size of Unitron’s Moxi. Moxi Jump is the newest member of Unitron’s illustrious Moxi family and is also the world’s smallest wireless receiver-in-canal hearing aid.
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Oticon OPN
Oticon OPN hearing aid wearers have reported 20% reduction in listening effort in noisy environments and 20% more capacity to remember in challenging noise situations.
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Signia Styletto
The Signia Styletto hearing aids are truly innovative in terms of both design and function, offering a slim receiver in canal style and portable charging station. These hearing aids are considered a new category of wearing style, called the SLIM-RIC (Slim Receiver in Canal).
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Phonak Audéo Paradise
The successor to the Marvel—Audéo Paradise—offers significant improvements in sound processing, speech enhancement, and connectivity.
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Widex Moment
Widex Moment hearing aids have the latest in bluetooth and rechargeable technology wrapped in the same device.
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Resound One
Just like your fingerprint, your hearing is one of a kind. Now anyone can experience truly individualized, natural, and more complete sound with an extra microphone placed in your ear canal.
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