In-the-Ear Hearing Aids
Full shell models sit flat in the outer ear. Their size can allow the option for additional controls and features such as directional microphones, program switches and volume control. They use a larger battery size, generally have much more power and can be recommended for people who have a mild to severe hearing loss.
Oticon Own
Bernafon Alpha
Signia Charge & Go AX
Oticon Zeal
Oticon, use their Polaris R™ chip platform with RealSound Technology™ in the Oticon real hearing aids to access all meaningful sounds. These hearing aids are available in multiple colours, the hearing aid system offers a choice between rechargeable and battery-powered options.
Technical Features
Utilising the successful BrainHearing™ technology, Oticon Real supports hearing in challenging environments and employs the power of its processor to protect against stressful loud sounds, which allows users to wear their aids for extended periods without fatigue. The hearing aids also seamlessly connect with smart devices like tablets and phones through the Oticon app, enabling wireless streaming of sound and direct phone call reception.
Inspired by the best
Bernafon Alpha is inspired by those in the animal kingdom with exceptional hearing. Its unique Hybrid Technology™ augments both speech understanding and listening comfort for best sound without compromise – even in the most rigorous listening situations. Various hearing aid styles cater to your individual needs. Whether rechargeable, equipped with wireless connectivity technology, or perfectly customized to your ears, Bernafon Alpha combines exceptional sound quality with versatility and elegance.
Never miss a word
Hearing isn’t always easy. A big group of people talking at the same time, softly spoken talkers, too much background noise… Sometimes sounds blend together making it impossible to focus on what you want to hear. Augmented Xperience (AX) changes the way you hear the world. It uses our revolutionary Augmented Focus™ technology to split the sound of speech from surrounding sounds, process them separately and create a clear contrast. It then recombines them to give you outstanding speech clarity in a fully immersive environment. No more straining to discern speech from background noise. As a result, 100% of participants in a recent study reported excellent speech understanding in their home environment. Signia AX wearers also enjoy more than 25% better speech understanding in noise than with their previous hearing aids. Signia AX is even proven to perform better than normal hearing in a tested party scenario.
The Oticon Zeal is a completely new approach to discreet hearing support, designed to sit snugly and securely inside the ear canal for a virtually unseen appearance. Created for people who want hearing support that fits seamlessly into everyday life, Zeal combines a unique, modern form factor with performance built for real-world listening.
Expertly fitted by our audiologists and tailored to your hearing profile, Oticon Zeal is designed to help you feel more confident in conversation, especially in busy environments where background noise can make listening harder.
Why choose Oticon Zeal?
Virtually Invisible Fit:
Designed to sit deep inside the ear canal, making it discreet and difficult to notice when worn.
New-Generation Form Factor:
An entirely new design approach created for a snug, secure fit and comfortable everyday wear.
Real-Life Listening Support:
Built to help you follow conversations more clearly in environments like cafés, social gatherings, and group settings.
AI-Driven Sound Processing:
Advanced sound technology designed to keep listening balanced, comfortable, and more natural throughout the day.
Modern Connectivity:
Compatible with app-based control, with convenient connectivity features designed to support calls and day-to-day listening.
Rechargeable Convenience:
Rechargeable power options designed to support all-day use, with portable charging for life on the go.
Book a free hearing test to find out whether Oticon Zeal is suitable for your hearing and your ear anatomy, and to speak to your audiologist about your best options.