RIC hearing aids
Daily comfort
Explore Receiver in the canal hearing aids, a type of hearing aid that adapts to mild to moderate deafness.
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Receiver-in-canal (RIC)
Behind-the-ear (BTE)
Rechargeable hearing aids allow you the freedom to experience high quality sound without the worry of carrying spare batteries. Utilising Li-ion battery, rechargeable aids allow you to carry on with your active life with simple and reliable charging.
LI batteries
Hearing aid charger
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LI batteries
Lithium-ion is the battery technology utilising the power of lithium ions, this means you can reuse the same battery simply by recharging the hearing aids with the supplied charger.
Traditional hearing aid technology did not allow for this freedom and hearing aids required spares and replacement batteries. Amplifon has a wide variety of rechargeable hearing aids available and after an exam, our Audiologists can discuss with you the benefits of each product to suit your hearing profile and budget.
Hearing aid charger
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The biggest benefit of rechargeable hearing aids is that they offer all day convenience. When fully charged overnight, rechargeable hearing aids can last through the next day. Also, rechargeable hearing aids are built to withstand hours of wireless streaming throughout the day, which typically significantly drains the power from disposable hearing aid batteries.
Rechargeable hearing aids are also easy to use. There are not tiny batteries to handle and replace, no battery door to open and there's no need to order, ship or pick up more hearing aid batteries. Many rechargeable hearing aids can be recharged thousands of times before they need to be replaced.
Another bonus: rechargeable hearing aids are better for the environment. It's estimated that 1.4 billion disposable hearing aid batteries are thrown out each year. Two digital hearing aids will use about 300 batteries over three years, whereas rechargeable hearing aid batteries can often last over a year before needing replacement.
