Invisible hearing aids combine advanced technology with a discreet design. They are ideal for anyone seeking both performance and comfort without compromising on aesthetics. This is why more and more people are choosing them – also thanks to the ongoing support of hearing care experts.
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Invisible hearing aids are small, discreet devices designed to be practically invisible when worn, while still providing excellent sound quality. Unlike behind-the-ear (BTE) or in-the-ear (ITE) models, which are more visible and rest either behind the ear or in the outer ear, invisible hearing aids sit comfortably inside the ear canal.
Each device is custom-made to fit the unique shape of the ear canal, ensuring a comfortable and secure fit. This deeper placement also helps deliver a more natural listening experience, as the sound reaches the eardrum more directly. Despite their tiny size, invisible hearing aids are powered by advanced digital processors and may include extra features such as noise reduction and wireless connectivity. Thanks to their discreet design, they offer a high level of comfort and performance, making them an excellent choice for those seeking both effectiveness and subtlety.
At Amplifon, you'll find hearing solutions that range from almost invisible styles that fit discreetly inside the ear, to those that sit snugly behind the ear. You can even select devices that connect wirelessly to your smartphone.
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Hearing loss goes beyond a personal challenge—it can affect social life as well. Struggling to follow conversations or feeling left out in group settings can impact relationships and overall participation in everyday activities. Invisible hearing aids help address this issue by enabling users to engage fully with others, without the visual presence of a traditional device. Their discreet design minimizes discomfort and self-consciousness, supporting both social inclusion and independence. More than just technological tools, they act as bridges to connection, helping people remain active, present, and confident in their interactions.
Invisible hearing aids are primarily designed to address mild to moderate hearing loss. Their compact size and placement within the ear canal provide effective support for individuals with these levels of hearing impairment. However, for those with severe hearing loss, invisible hearing aids may not offer the necessary amplification or features required for comprehensive hearing support.
For more significant hearing loss, other types of hearing aids, such as behind-the-ear (BTE) or in-the-ear (ITE) models, may be more appropriate. These devices generally provide greater amplification and additional features that can better accommodate severe hearing impairments. It is important to always consult with a hearing professional to determine the most suitable hearing aid based on the degree of hearing loss and individual needs.
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Amplifon offers a range of invisible hearing aids designed to provide both discretion and high-performance hearing support. These devices are crafted to fit deep within the ear canal, making them nearly undetectable while ensuring clear and natural sound quality. Ampli-mini are custom-made to fit the unique shape of your ear canal, ensuring a comfortable and secure fit. They incorporate advanced technology to deliver precise sound amplification while remaining discreet.
Invisible hearing aids are particularly suitable for people with mild to moderate hearing loss. Because they sit deep in the ear canal, their amplification may be limited for those with more severe hearing difficulties.
Moreover, since the shape and size of the ear canal vary from person to person, invisible hearing aids may not be ideal for everyone. A hearing care professional can provide personalised advice to help you find the solution that best fits your hearing needs.
On average, invisible hearing aids last between 3 and 7 years, depending on the quality of the device, how often it is used, and how well it is maintained. Over time, technology and features may improve, so upgrading your device can provide access to new functions and better performance.
Battery life is another key aspect to consider. Depending on usage, device size, and features such as wireless connectivity, batteries typically last 1–2 weeks. Following the manufacturer’s care instructions, avoiding moisture or corrosive substances, and scheduling regular check-ups with your hearing care specialist will help you get the most out of your hearing aids.
