Oticon Hearing Aids Suit Everyone's Needs

No two people require the same things out of a hearing aid. Some people are more concerned about how their device will work while others are more concerned about how it will look. Many are concerned about the prices and for these reasons; Oticon offers a wide range of devices which will suit everyone’s needs.

Oticon hearing aids can be found in an array of models, all with different features and at different levels of technological progression and of course, different prices. Each Oticon hearing aid concentrates on different parts of the ear and problems that can occur with hearing.

The Go Pro is one of the cheaper models on the market. It is a simple piece of equipment which ensures that it is easy to use, but the digital features improve sound quality and the automatic options make it a lot more user friendly. It is a good option for those people who want to spend less money, but not go without quality. 

Another model in the same price category is the Atlas. This device contains all of the necessary features and is a popular model, but is made more economically, allowing those on a budget an affordable alternative.

Most models in the Oticon range work extremely well for mild to moderate hearing loss. There are those aids which are designed for specific hearing loss such as The Delta (for those with very mild hearing loss) and The Sumo DM (for those with significant hearing loss).  The Sumo DM allows the user to hear and distinguish voices as clearly as is possible with little in the way of distortion. Another plus point is that is doesn’t eat up batteries at an astounding rate like others on the market. 

The Safran allows the user to hear a number of sounds clearly. With this aid, people can hear the sounds of nature as well as speech sounds very clearly. It enables them to enjoy their surroundings; wherever they are. 

Oticon hearing aids which boast a higher level of technological advancement include:  The Syncro. This uses artificial intelligence to categorize noise and highlight speech. It can also tell the difference between ‘noise’ and ‘sound’. Noise is usually unwanted and this is lessened with this device, whereas sound is generally what we want to hear and this is increased in volume. 

The Epoch makes it easier for the user to tell where sound is coming from. It can also be used with mobile phones while The Rise can be used with MP3 players.  Many of Oticon’s hearing aids offer binaural sound (when the two hearing aids work together as one). 

The Tego model comes complete with OpenEarAcoustics (to prevent the feeling of being secluded when the device blocks the inner canal). It does this automatically.

If you are looking for your first hearing aid, or looking to invest in a replacement, it is worth considering Oticon’s range. You are bound to find one which suits all of your specifications.

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