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Invisible Hearing Aid Strengths
Confidence
Anyone that’s self conscious about wearing a hearing aid can benefit from invisible hearing aids, which are placed deep inside your ear canal and fitted with moulds. Younger people with hearing loss and children can particularly enjoy improved hearing without being concerned about their appearance, which can lead to improved confidence.
Enhanced Audio Quality
Invisible hearing aids also have the advantage of using their placement to provide excellent hearing quality; digital processors rely on sound being naturally directed from the outer ear into the ear canal – this can help to create a clear signal, reproducing what someone would normally hear. An invisible hearing aid can also provide excellent sound quality for phone calls and listening to music.
Comfort
Hearing aids that are worn within the ear, rather than being removed, can become less of an irritation for wearers – trained audiologists produce a cast of an ear, which is then used to ensure that invisible hearing aids are comfortable, and can be worn throughout the day and night. While invisible hearing aids sh
Invisible Hearing Aid Weaknesses
There are some potential problems with invisible hearing aids th
Moreover, while the sound quality for invisible hearing aids is generally excellent, some can lack the twin directional microphones of other hearing aids, meaning that it’s more difficult to make manual adjustments. Bluetooth and loop systems can similarly be an issue, as can rare occlusion problems caused by hearing your own voice echoing through your inner ear.
It’s also worth remembering that the trade off for having an invisible hearing aid is their price, with top brands like Starkey and Phonak typically costing a thousand pounds and more; you’ll also have to buy invisible hearing aids you
Author Bio
Olivia regularly blogs about hearing loss and the solutions available through the NHS and private companies. She recommends getting a consultation to see whether invisible hearing aids