Addressing in-person communication is no longer enough. Direct-to-ear audio streaming—via hearing aids, TV streamers, and emerging technologies like Auracast—reduces listening fatigue, improves recall and engagement, and enables people with hearing loss to more fully participate in online work and public venues.
The new Ceretone Core One Pro invisible-in-canal device features four listening modes and app-free controls via its charging case.
A new study shows how lowering the aided noise floor of the hearing aid output in a controlled manner can result in better preservation of speech loudness when listening to speech in noise.
Widex has expanded its Allure portfolio in the U.S. with new BTE and ITE models—including its first rechargeable ITE—and a portable RIC charger.
Phonak has expanded its U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs offerings to include the Virto R Infinio, the company’s smallest and first rechargeable custom in-the-ear hearing aid featuring advanced Infinio technology.
Cearvol unveiled its full lineup of AI-powered hearing solutions at EUHA 2025, featuring the flagship Wave, Wave Lite, ultra-compact Nano, and smart Aquarius hearing glasses.
Sound quality in digital hearing aids is often compromised due to signal-processing delay and the resulting “comb-filter effect.” To change this, Widex recently introduced a new solution, designed particularly for mild-to-moderate hearing losses, which employs an ultralow delay. This results in a sound quality that has, until now, been unattainable in digital hearing aids. This article describes the physics of hearing aid delay, and presents a field study on the sound quality experience of the new system.
Signia launched a new technology that enables hearing aid wearers to hear all speakers in noisy group conversations clearly.
Widex earned two top honors in the 2025 Hearing Technology Innovator Awards for its AI-powered Widex Allure App and its cloud-based Compass Cloud fitting platform.