ReSound

ReSound provides excellent sound by offering innovative hearing solutions that combine original thinking and design with solid technology – all based on deep audiological insight and understanding of hearing aid users. ReSound constantly strives to develop better solutions that help people rediscover hearing – so they can live rich, active and fulfilling lives.

Headquartered in Denmark, ReSound is part of the GN ReSound Group, one of the world’s largest providers of hearing instruments and diagnostic audiological instrumentation. Represented in more than 80 countries, ReSound draws on a vast pool of resources at technology centres around the world, where researchers work to apply technology to real human situations. Some of its state-of-the-art models are given below:

LiNX2

With the ReSound LiNX2, you can enjoy top-rated sound quality with a clear sense of the space and sounds around you, thanks to Spatial SenseTM. Whether getting to work or meeting up with friends, you can engage in conversations knowing that you will follow every word effortlessly. With the help of new Binaural DirectionalityTM II, you can embrace the group discussion and make your voice heard – even when noise levels get high. And while driving home, you can stream your latest playlist, audiobook or podcast from your iPhone in stereo – with no wires or anything around your neck, just direct stereo sound.

ENZO

ReSound ENZOTM brings smart hearing technology to people with severe and profound hearing loss for the first time, giving you new opportunities to engage, communicate and interact.

UpSmartTM

ReSound UpSmartTM brings industry-leading ReSound technology to hearing care for children. Together with the unique ReSound UniteTM Mini Microphone, a choice of excellent FM solutions and wireless streaming from iPhone®, iPad® and iPod touch®, ReSound UpSmartTM provides the foundation for maximizing speech and language development for children of all ages.

Innovative hearing aids

• Digital hearing aids – In a hearing aid there is a microphone, an amplifier, a receiver, and a hearing aid battery (replaceable or rechargeable). With digital hearing aids, the amplifier really takes center stage.
• Invisible hearing aids – Invisible hearing aids inside the ear are custom-made to fit the shape of your ear. A custom hearing device is created using an earmold, which your hearing care professional will make from your ear.
• Bluetooth hearing aids – Bluetooth hearing aids are so convenient because they are ultra-discreet. If you want to adjust the volume or change sound settings to suit your location, you can just tap your smartphone’s screen to make the changes, instead of having to physically touch your ears.
• Rechargeable hearing aids – Rechargeable hearing aids are for people who don’t want to change hearing aid batteries on a regular basis. They are for individuals who want to feel confident all day in the reliability and long-lasting power of their hearing aids.
• Receiver-in-Ear hearing aids – RIE hearing aids are due to their effectiveness and the ease of wearing have made them one of the most popular types of hearing aids. Receiver-in-Ear (RIE) hearing aids are also sometimes called Receiver-in-Canal hearing aids (RIC).
• Custom made hearing aids – Custom hearing aids are custom-made to fit discreetly in your ears for all-day comfort. As they are a lightweight and ergonomic one-piece design, they are easy to insert, wear, and remove. This type of hearing aid is ideal for active people and it does not interfere with glasses.
• Behind-the-Ear hearing aids – BTE hearing aids are hearing aids you wear outside of your outer ear. A small tube then routes the sound down into your ear canal. BTE hearing aids are available in many sizes, shapes and color options. You can choose one that matches your skin tone or hair color.
• Tinnitus hearing aids – Hearing aids for tinnitus masking allow people with hearing loss to hear sounds they might be missing, which can effectively cover – and remove the focus from – the tinnitus ringing. When you are able to hear everything going on around you, it can often provide relief from the internal sound of tinnitus.